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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – from NTPA Headquarters NTPA and NWOTPA Announce Three-Year Sanctioning Agreement The National Tractor Pullers Association (NTPA) and the
Clarification on MITAS points structure for remaining 2026 Region 2. Remaning events do count towards 2026 season championship points and 2027 MITAS All-Star Pull-Off qualifier points. The season championship points run from January to December. The MITAS All-Star Pull-Off points run from mid-September, after the last MITAS All-Star Pull-Off, to mid-September, before the next MITAS All-Star Pull-Off. Both points systems will use the “15 hooks or 75% rule, whichever is greater” in tabulating points. This points structure was communicated earlier this year in regards to season championship. We are clarifying that the MITAS All-Star Pull-Off points will be tabulated using the same format.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – from NTPA Headquarters
NTPA and NWOTPA Announce Three-Year Sanctioning Agreement
The National Tractor Pullers Association (NTPA) and the Northwestern Ohio Tractor Pullers Association (NWOTPA) are excited to announce the signing of a new three-year sanctioning agreement, continuing a strong and successful partnership between the two organizations.
The agreement represents a shared commitment to championship truck and tractor pulling and to providing competitors, fans, sponsors, and the local communities with one of the finest events in motorsports, the National Tractor Pulling Championships.
Both the NTPA and the NWOTPA are extremely proud of the relationship that has been developed over the years and the positive results that have come from working together. The new three-year agreement provides a strong foundation for both organizations to continue building on that success and creating new opportunities for the sport of truck and tractor pulling.
“We are extremely proud of our relationship with the NTPA and what we have been able to accomplish together,” said NWOTPA President, David Schultz. “This agreement is an important step forward for the NWOTPA, our members, our fans, and the community we serve. We look forward to continuing to work closely with the NTPA and building on the positive momentum of NTPA Championship Pulling.”
The NTPA also expressed its enthusiasm for continuing the partnership with NWOTPA and the opportunity to further strengthen NTPA Championship Pulling in Northwest Ohio.
“The NWOTPA has been a tremendous partner, and we are very pleased to continue our relationship through this three-year agreement to sanction the National Tractor Pulling Championships,” said Ned Walliser, WPI President. “Together, we have a shared vision for the future of the sport, and we look forward to continuing to grow truck and tractor pulling, as well as provide outstanding events for our competitors and fans.”
The three-year agreement reinforces the commitment of both organizations to maintaining the high standards associated with NTPA Championship Pulling while working together to promote growth, competition, and fan engagement, at the National Tractor Pulling Championships.
Both organizations are excited about the future and look forward to working together over the next three years to build upon the positive momentum of NTPA Championship Pulling and continue providing an exceptional experience for competitors and fans alike.
About NWOTPA
The Northwestern Ohio Tractor Pullers Association (NWOTPA) is dedicated to promoting and supporting the sport of competitive truck and tractor pulling while providing the World’s largest truck and tractor pulling event in the World, and benefit competitors, fans, sponsors, and communities local to Northwest Ohio.
About NTPA
The National Tractor Pullers Association (NTPA) is the premier sanctioning organization for Championship Truck and Tractor Pulling in North America, bringing together competitors, fans and sponsors for the most prestigious events in the sport.
The following competitors have qualified for Steiner Tractor Parts Regional National classes at the 39th Mitas All-Star Pull-Off.
(- = withdrawal; * = substitute)
RN Light Limited Super Stock
RN Classic Super Stock
RN Super Farm
RN Light Pro Stock
RN 4.1 Pro Stock
RN Hot Farm
RN Two Wheel Drive
RN Four Wheel Drive
RN Super Stock Four Wheel Drive
RN S&S Diesel Motorsport Pro Stock Diesel 4×4 3.0
RN Modified Mini
RN Modified
The following competitors have qualified for Grand National classes at the 39th Mitas All-Star Pull-Off.
(- = withdrawal; * = substitute)
GN Prairie Ag Solutions Light Super Stock
GN NewFields Ag Super Stock Diesel
GN Profab Machine Super Stock Open
GN Hi Torque Super Farm
GN Biotech Innovations 4.1 Pro Stock
GN Yoder Popcorn Pro Stock
GN Two Wheel Drive
GN A to Z Molding Four Wheel Drive
GN Super Stock Diesel 4×4
GN Doctor Preload Super Semi
GN AP1 Insurance & Premiere Crop Insurance Modified Mini
GN GMS Manufacturing & Machine Light Modified
GN Modified
GN Unlimited
For all pullers arriving at the Sandwich Fairgrounds on Friday, September 11 for Sessions 2 and 3, please be aware of the following parking information:
The infield pit area will be open for puller parking until 6:00 PM on Friday.
At 6:00 PM, the gate will close due to the Friday evening concert. Pullers arriving after 6:00 PM will be directed to park in the puller staging area along the back entrance road for the evening.
The gate will reopen at 7:00 AM Saturday morning, at which time pullers will be able to enter and park in the designated pit area.
Thank you for your cooperation and attention to these parking procedures.
Questions? Please contact Scott Frieders at 815-970-1309
Returning in 2026, the NTPA will require online entry in advance for Grand National classes. This policy applies to all such classes whether they appear at Super, Grand, or Regional National events and to all vehicles whether registered at any level (Grand National, Regional National, or Non-Points) or provisionally registered for the event (i.e., “Per-Hooked”).
Online entry is now open for all open-entry GN classes at Sandwich, IL. Entry will close on the Monday, September 7th at 12 PM ET.
Please make sure you have the latest version of the NTPA App on your phone.
If you have any questions or need further assistance, please reach out to Tyler Coia, Event Systems/Membership Coordinator at 614-436-1761, ext. 103 or at tyler.coia@ntpapull.com.
Step 1: Sign into or create a NTPA Account in the Driver’s Name. (Members: Use your account from 2026 membership applications.)
An account is required for each Driver.
Step 2: License or per-hook the Driver (one time only) and register or per-hook the Vehicle (one time only).
Note: Licenses and registrations are not finished until the Shopping Cart checkout process has been completed and payment provided.
Step 3: Enter the Driver-Vehicle Combination into a Class (once for each class).
Click on an Event and Session, and then select a Class (by Division) that the Driver wishes to enter. Add the Entry fee for the Class entered to the Shopping Cart and check out. Multiple Class Entries may be purchased in a single transaction for a given Driver.
Refunds for scratches, rainouts, etc. will be processed by the NTPA office where applicable. It is advised that Classes in which participation is uncertain should be entered to secure a lineup position.
