This year the PDRA Pro Boost class has offered some of the most competitive Pro Modified action we've ever seen and several Proline-powered cars shined throughout the season! Kevin Fiscus, driver of the Bell Fiscus Racing Mustang, showed that hard work and determination truly pays off!
Coming into the PDRA World Finals at Virginia Motorsports Park, Fiscus was sitting less than 1 round behind the points leader, Kevin Rivenbark of the Galot Motorsports team. In E1 Fiscus ran a 3.83 against Doug Winters to take the first round win and put the pressure on number 1 qualified Rivenbark, who had an unfortunate red light start. This series of events led to Fiscus being crowned the 2015 PDRA Pro Boost Champion!
It is safe to say that Fiscus and the whole Bell Fiscus Racing team have a lot to be proud of if you look at his accomplishments: big wins in the PDRA opener in Texas and the Street Car Supernationals in St. Louis, runner-up honors at PDRA Rockingham and Memphis, and a stellar 1/4 mile performance at the Shakedown at Norwalk where he went 5.66@264mph!
To add to all of the excitement, last weekend at the NHRA Las Vegas event Jim Bell and Fiscus debuted their new PLR Hemi-powered 2012 Mustang. This is the same car that had been in a wreck at Rockingham last year. Bell decided to have the car rebuilt by Larson Race Cars, who did a remarkable job getting the car race ready. In only his second full pass, Fiscus was able to achieve a 5.98@247mph! This car will be in action at the Street Car Supernationals in Las Vegas and we can't wait to see it first hand!
Congrats to Bell Fiscus Racing on this huge achievement!
Jason Harris completed his “Drive for Five” at the 2026 PDRA World Finals, winning the event and becoming the first five-time world champion in series history. His Proline-powered “Party Time” Camaro ran a 3.601 at 211.16 MPH in the final.
Ned Dunphy successfully defended his HOT ROD Drag Week Overall and Unlimited titles while setting a new drag-and-drive record with a 5.974 at 249.16 MPH in his Pro Line Racing-prepared, SMX-powered Dodge Viper.
Andres Arnover won his first FIA European Pro Modified Championship in 2026. Rain cut the Santa Pod finale short, leaving his season-long points lead intact.