Quick 32
PMRA, Quick 32 and PBSS Ceases Operation
Since our first race in 2005, the PMRA has produced ten champions. In six years of racing, there have been five 
different Quick 32 Sportsman Series champions, and in its four years of existence, there have been four PBSS champions.
In the past eleven years of operation, the three series have awarded over $1,250,000.00 to our drag racing competitors.
Since our first gathering in December of 2004, when we were asked to organize and promote a group of Pro Modified Teams, and seven years ago when the same request was made by a group of Top Dragster and Top Sportsman Teams, the series has always strived to make each season a pleasurable experience for all concerned including our loyal fans. The same attitude applies with the Pro Bike & Sled Series, which began in 2011 and has been presented by Wiseco Performance Products since that time.
Phil Sampson returns to winner’s circle in Grand Bend drag racing weekend
Dan Cryderman continues to dominate PBSS
GRAND BEND, ON – Former Quick 32 Sportsman Series champion Phil Sampson returned to the winner’s circle 
over the weekend, as did Pro Bike & Sled Series champion Dan Cryderman in the latest round of drag racing action at the Grand Bend Motorplex.
Sampson, of Granton Ontario, the Quick 32 Sportsman Series champ in 2011, saw a successful return to the series, as the Top Sportsman driver qualified seventh and marched through the field to take his victory.
Driving his Chevy Cavalier, he beat out Top Dragster driver Tony Positano of Toronto in the final round for the event win.
Former champions lead drag racing series heading into next events
Round two & three in Quick 32 Sportsman Series and PBSS June 12-14 at the Grand Bend Motorplex
GRAND BEND, ON – The second event in the Quick 32 Sportsman Series and the Pro Bike & Sled Series takes place 
June 12-14 at the Grand Bend Motorplex, and this event will mark the first time in each series’ history that two complete races have been held in one weekend.
And to continue with the double format, the points leaders in both series are two-time champions.
Kevin Wicke and Dan Cryderman take drag racing openers at Grand Bend
Quick 32 Sportsman Series and Pro Bike & Sled Series underway for 2015
GRAND BEND, ON – Two former series champions won the opening rounds in the Quick 32 Sportsman Series and 
the Pro Bike & Sled Series.
Kevin WickeThe two drag race series were part of the Leaf Racewear Spring Blowout presented by Rocksedge & Veloce Italian Kitchen at the Grand Bend Motorplex over the weekend.
In the Quick 32 Sportsman Series, two-time champ Kevin Wicke drove his Top Sportsman Dodge Stratus to an event win while in the PBSS, presented by Wiseco Performance Products, returning champ Dan Cryderman rode his Suzuki to victory.
Williams, Gervais, Orfanidis lead way in Quick 32 Sportsman Series and PBSS openers at Grand Bend
GRAND BEND, ON – The 2015 season is officially underway and the qualifying has been established for the first 
round in the Quick 32 Sportsman Series and the Pro Bike & Sled Series during the Grand Bend Motorplex Leaf Racewear Spring Blowout presented by Rocksedge & Veloce Italian Kitchen.
Qualifying number one in the Quick 32 Sportsman Series Top Dragster class with a 6.193, 181.52 pass is Lyle Williams of Strathroy, Ontario, followed by Burlington’s Glen Vardy with a 6.200, 201.21 posting. Scott McCann of Stratford is third with a 7.017, 188.12.
Victoria Day Weekend tradition continues as the PBSS and Quick 32 Sportsman Series start their 2015 season
Drag race series get underway for season opener at the Grand Bend Motorplex May 15-17
GRAND BEND, ON – The Victoria Day Weekend tradition continues May 15-17 when the 2015 season gets underway for the Quick 32 Sportsman Series and the Pro Bike & Sled Series.
Both drag racing series will participate during the Leaf Racewear Spring Blowout presented by Rocksedge & Veloce Italian Kitchen over the May 15-17 Canadian holiday weekend at the Grand Bend Motorplex.
Comprised of both Top Dragster and Top Sportsman entries, the Quick 32 Sportsman Series will kick off its seventh year of exciting competition. Running under indexing rules to give all racers an even chance of winning, cars in this series are powered by engines ranging from single carburetors to sophisticated supercharger and turbocharger set-ups, and speeds of well over 200 mph in the quarter-mile are easily obtained.
Scott McCann and the Fraser Asphalt Racing team returning to Quick 32 Sportsman Series
2015 drag racing season gets underway May 15 at Grand Bend
STRATFORD, ON – No major changes are planned for the Fraser Asphalt Racing Team this season in the Quick 32 
Sportsman Series.
We are just going to perform the usual maintenance on the car, noted team owner and driver Scott McCann. We have no major changes planned to the car, we do however plan to win some rounds.
Powered by a 437-cubic inch small block engine, the Top Dragster entry is a consistent qualifier with runs in the high-six-second range at speeds approaching 200 mph. The engine is fuelled with two 1050-cfm carburetors and tweaked with a Fulton nitrous system. A two-speed Hutch’s Transmission is coupled to the engine, which sits in a Fritz chassis.
New paint, new engine, new hopes for Bob Robinson’s Everitt Racing 1938 Chevy
Top Sportsman drag racing team makes major changes for Quick 32 Sportsman Series upcoming season
STRATFORD, ON – Bob Robinson may not be driving a new car in this year’s Quick 32 Sportsman Series, but just 
about everything has been changed and updated to the 1938 Chevy Top Sportsman car, including the body.
We have changed a lot, said Robinson, who drives the Everitt Racing entry. Basically we have changed the whole car.
After debuting the car two years ago, the team has spent most of the off-season modifying the car, including a new 498-cubic inch all-aluminum Chevy engine with a Pro-Charger setup and alcohol injection. This combination has replaced the 632-cubic inch carburetor/nitrous system and Robinson said he is hoping for a quicker ride down the track.
Grubb Racing ready to return to Quick 32 Sportsman Series with renewed effort and performance
Top Sportsman Team will be ready for racing at opener May 15
PINE RIVER, ON – After a couple of non-competitive seasons, Grubb Racing plans to return to the Quick 32 
Sportsman Series with a vengeance.
We had a couple of rough years, noted team owner Marvin Grubb, who heads up the team with his brother and driver Darrin Grubb. But we have things sorted out now and hopefully it works out better than the last couple of years.
Sitting under the hood of the 2011 Pontiac GXP Top Sportsman drag car is a 706-cubic inch Par Racing engine hooked to a Hutch’s Transmission Powerglide. The fuel system is a Rupert’s Racing Products item, and all the mechanicals ride on a Chris Duncan Race Cars product.
No major changes planned for Mike Everitt in upcoming drag race season
Everitt Racing Top Dragster team hoping for another good showing in Quick 32 Sportsman Series
STRATFORD, ON – Now entering his fourth season of Quick 32 Sportsman Series drag racing, Mike Everitt has 
taken to racing his Top Dragster and is hoping to better his third-place points finish of 2014.
But the Stratford Ontario driver of the Everitt Racing Team said they plan on leaving the car fundamentally as last year.
We’re not doing a great deal with the car, he noted. Basically this year will be to get the nitrous sorted out and drive it.
The Top Dragster is a Spitzer Enterprises car with a 632-cubic inch for power complete with Dart Big Chief oval heads courtesy of Race Flow Development. Fuel is provided by nitrous-assisted carburetion, and a Hutch’s Transmission two-speed sits behind the engine. The car is capable of mid six-second passes on the quarter-mile at speeds of 200 mph. The team placed third in points in 2014, capped off with a series win during the Labor Day meet at the Grand Bend Motorplex.
