PETERBOROUGH, Ontario — Paul Boundy is finding consistency in his season, as evident by a second straight top-five in Super Stock competition at Peterborough Speedway on Saturday night.

Boundy started off the night by placing third in the first heat, followed by a fourth in the second qualifier. He started in the back half of the field for the feature, but was able to make his way forward through the middle portion. With a pass with four laps to go, he scored a fourth-place finish in the feature.

Dating back to last year, it marks his 13th straight top-10 with the super stock, with that string including six top-five’s. He sits fourth in the point standings, 54 markers out of the lead.

After seeing track curfew cut the night short a week ago, Boundy got to make-up the feature from that night with the Superman Renegrade Truck. Unfortunately, it did not go as planned with just seven laps completed en route to an 11^th-place finish.

He got things straightened away by the time qualifying rolled around for that night, finishing fifth in the first heat, followed a runner-up in the second after pacing the opening five laps.

Boundy looked the carry the momentum to the feature, though was unable to make up much track position throughout the 20-lap affair, coming up three laps short of the finish in eighth.

With another night complete, Boundy ranks third in the Renegrade Truck standings, 67 points out of the lead.

Boundy Racing is proud to be supported by Circa 1818, Alma Mechanical, Port Perry Salvage, Mark Rainford AutoCentre, Rona Cobourg, Wheelhouse 10, Signworks, Krown Whitby, Cobourg East Camp Ground, and Orono Country Cafe.

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Press Release by Ashley McCubbin / AM Marketing – ashleymccubbin17@gmail.com

Photo Courtesy of Jim Clarke | Clarke Motorsports Communications