Columbus, Ohio—The hook is in. The green flag is out. And the NTPA’s 54th championship season is on!
The National Tractor Pullers Association, the Wolverine Pullers Association, and the Hillsdale County Fair will join forces to present the Hillsdale County Fair Pull on Friday, September 27 at the fairgrounds in Hillsdale, Michigan. The event will be conducted in one session starting at 7 p.m.
In truck and tractor pulling, specialized vehicles of a similar build take turns dragging a weight transfer sled along a straight dirt course as the sled’s resistance increases. The winner is the driver whose vehicle moves the sled the greatest distance. In NTPA Championship Pulling, competitors travel across the nation to perform at the motorsport’s most prestigious venues and in front of the world’s most passionate fans for purse money and season championships.
Three Regional National divisions will compete at the Hillsdale County Fair Pull: Super Farm Tractors, Two-Wheel-Drive Trucks, and multi-engine Modifieds.
Competitors will pull for the posted Regional National event purse for each division. RN-registered vehicles will earn points toward their divisions’ respective 2024 Region II championships (Two Wheel Drives and Modifieds: Region II Northwest).
Moreover, competitors in all divisions will open or continue qualifying for potential berths in the 38th Enderle Pull-Off scheduled for Saturday, September 13, 2025 at the Champaign County Fairgrounds in Urbana, Ohio.
The Wolverine Pullers, and NTPA member state organization, will additionally present a Super Stock Combo class.
For more information about the Hillsdale County Fair Pull, visit the fair’s website: HillsdaleCountyFair.org. To discover more about NTPA Championship Pulling, check out NTPAPULL.com.