Bond put together another impressive performance  rolling to his third victory with a win as part of the NHRA New England Nationals, which were completed this weekend at Bristol Dragway. Taking down Tony Wilson in the final round with a run of 5.853-seconds at 246.30 mph. It gives Bond his third victory this season, stretching his points lead, and sixth in his career.

Bond rolled to another victory in the final quad at Charlotte. Bond drove past J.R. Gray, Rickie Smith and Jason Lee in his Bahrain 1 Racing Camaro, going 5.747-seconds at 243.37 mph to earn his fifth career victory.

Bond went 5.732-seconds at 250.74 mph in his Bahrain 1 Racing Camaro to get past Gray and pick up his fourth career win.

Bond also knocked off Dwayne Wolfe, Doug Winters and defending world champ Kris Thorne to reach the final round, posting reaction times of .016 or better during the first three rounds.

Bond drove to his third career victory in the class on Sunday, knocking off multi-time world champ Rickie Smith in the final round with a run of 5.862-seconds at 243.90 mph in his ProCharger-powered Bahrain 1 Racing Camaro.

Justin Bond finished the job on Sunday, beating back-to-back world champ Stevie “Fast” Jackson on a holeshot in the final round of the final race at Atlanta Dragway. 

He went 5.738-seconds at 249.49 mph in his ProCharger-powered Bahrain 1 Racing Camaro to beat Jackson, who went a quicker 5.724 at 252.43 at his home track. After qualifying third, Bond, whose first win in the class came a year ago in Houston, beat Alex Laughlin, Dwayne Wolfe and Brandon Snider to reach his fourth final round. He posted a .038 reaction time in the championship round against Jackson to hold off the standout driver and grab the victory.

Justin won for the first time in his career in 2020 in the E3 Spark Plugs NHRA Pro Mod Drag Racing Series presented by J&A Service, beating first-time finalist Brandon Pesz in the championship round at Houston Raceway Park. Bond went 5.707-seconds at 249.35 mph in his ProCharger Bahrain 1 Racing Camaro, claiming his first career NHRA Pro Mod WIN.

Justin owns the first ProCharger-powered victory since the power adder was added to theclass in 2020.

Justin set the new quarter-mile elapsed-time NHRA World Record for centrifugal superchargers when he recorded a 5.623-second, 253.14 mph pass at the inaugural Drag Illustrated World Doorslammer Nationals.