The National Tractor Pullers Association (NTPA) and McGill DevTech have launched the first edition of the NTPA App for mobile devices, available on Google Play and Apple App stores. Users can search for "NTPA" to find the app, which features the NTPA shield icon.

The app includes the complete NTPA-sanctioned event schedule, which can be filtered by circuit and division. Clicking on an event calls forth session start time and location information and will ultimately include details such as ticket prices and camping availability once these are submitted. In turn, clicking on each session leads to a list of classes as buttons that will display lineups (when and where available) and results (in real time where available).

The NTPA’s official website, NTPApull.com, will also publish this information but on separate Schedule, Lineup, and Results pages.

According to Ned Walliser, WPI Executive Board President, the app was developed in response to mobile users' requests for a more screen-friendly and navigable option. Walliser envisions the app's mission expanding with more features in the future, thanking McGill DevTech and the NTPA App Team for their efforts in launching the app for the 2025 season.

WPI/NTPA Headquarters Brick Sale

Leave Your Mark on NTPA History! Be a part of something lasting! To celebrate our brand-new building, the NTPA is offering commemorative, laser-engraved bricks— a chance to cement your legacy while supporting the future of pulling. These bricks will be proudly displayed outside our new facility, showcasing the names of those who helped build and shape the sport we love.

Want a piece of history for yourself? You can also purchase a brick for your home, office, or shop as a keepsake!

Two Sizes Available:

• 4x8 Brick – $100

• 8x8 Brick – $175

Personalize it with custom text and the official NTPA shield!

All proceeds go toward the renovations of the WPI/NTPA Headquarters. Secure your spot today and leave a lasting impression!

2025 Online GN Class Entry: Deadlines and Directions

Returning in 2025, 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”).

• Free-Entry Program Participants will be automatically entered by the NTPA office into all GN classes in which the vehicle is contractually obligated to appear.

• Galaxy Tour Incentive Program Participants will be automatically entered by the NTPA office into GN classes for which entry fees have been prepaid. Fee payment deadlines are the first business days of each month.

Online entry is now open for all open-entry GN classes. Entry will close on the Monday prior to the start time of the first session of each event that includes GN classes.

 

DEADLINES AND INSTRUCTIONS

Five Region II Divisions Split for Championships in 2025

The National Tractor Pullers Association’s Region II, which includes events in Michigan, Indiana, and Ohio, will divide five of its 15 divisions into geographic subregions.

Hot Farm Tractors and S&S Diesel Motorsport Pro Stock Diesel 4×4 3.0 Trucks will each have Northwestern and Southeastern championships for which to run. Hot Farms will have 10 hooks in each of these subsets, while the 3.0s will be divided 11 hooks to eight with three of the Northwest appearances being in Arcola.

Light Pro Stock Tractors and multi-engine Modifieds will be bifurcated into Eastern and Western territories. Typical for Light Pros since the subregional system began in 2017, the East-West divide is new for Modifieds, which had been split Northwest/Southeast since 2019. THe Eastern and Western Light Pro circuits will include nine and 13 hooks, respectively, while Mod numbers are nine East and 11 West.

Finally, the Region II Two-Wheel-Drive Trucks’ 22 hooks will be categorized as Northern and Southern with the line cutting across the western peak of Ohio. Ten events will lie above this line, while 12 will lie below.

The complete Region II Hot Farm, Light Pro Stock, Two Wheel Drive, S&S Diesel Pro Stock Diesel 4×4 3.0, and Modified circuits appear below and on the Standings page at NTPAPULL.com.

 

FULL DETAILS

Regional National Class Purses Raised Across-the-Board in 2025

The National Tractor Pullers Association (NTPA) has increased the purse payout schedules for Regional National and Pro National competitors for the 2025 season, marking the first hike since 2018. 

When compared with 2024’s totals, Pro National and Regional National A purse schedules typically increased between $250 and $500 per class with an additional $30 to $80 to win. Regional National B purse schedules increased $250 in each class with an additional $25 to $50 to win.

Gregg Randall, the NTPA’s Executive Director, stated that the increase was necessary due to rising maintenance and travel costs. The NTPA aims to support their grassroots pullers and improve compensation at both the Regional and Grand National levels.

The 2025 NTPA Pulling Rules outline the guaranteed payback for competitors at NTPA-sanctioned events. Purses are paid by event promoters, who can also offer bonus money. Payments are typically made via Direct Deposit or checks from the NTPA office, with unclaimed amounts returned to the promoter.

RN Enderle Berth Paths Determined;
RN Wraparound Points to Be Recalculated in Current Year

The 38th annual Enderle Pull-Off will once again feature a dozen Regional National divisions. In total, 44 invitations are up for grabs for the all-star event to be held at the Champaign County Fairgrounds in Urbana, Ohio on Saturday, September 13.

Regional National Enderle Pull-Off berth paths appear on the Standings page at NTPApull.com.

New for 2025: For RN events that occurred after the 2024 RN berth paths closed, all 2024 nationally registered vehicles that become RN-registered in 2025 shall be eligible for special Enderle-only points. This applies to 2024 Allegan, Centreville, and Hillsdale, Michigan; Greensburg, Pennsylvania; Lancaster, Ohio; and Raleigh, North Carolina will now earn points toward the 2025 Pull-Off.

Also regarding this season's Enderle Pull-Off:

- The newly constituted Region I will award one berth apiece in Classic Super Stock, Light Pro Stock, Hot Farm, and Super Stock Four Wheel Drive.

- In Region II, each subregion of Light Pro, Hot Farm, Two Wheel Drive, Pro Stock Diesel 4x4 3.0, and Modified will earn its own berth. Moreover, 3.0s and Modifieds will compete for an overall top-earner berth. Light Limited Super Stock, Classic Super Stock, Super Farm, Four Wheel Drive, Super Stock Four Wheel Drive, and Modified Mini will each have berths for first- and second-place point-earners.

- 4.1 Pro Stock will have a berth apiece for its Region III champion and runner-up.

- In addition to the usual berths for Super Farm, Light Pro, Two Wheel Drive, and Mini, Region IV gets a berth for Four Wheel Drive, owing to that division's appearance at 2024 Raleigh.

 

STANDINGS PAGE

2025 NTPA Grand National Registered Participants

The National Tractor Pullers Association proudly announces its 2025 roster of Grand National vehicles.

 

FULL LIST

“NTPA Championship Pulling” Moves to Wednesday Prime Time on RFD-TV

The NTPA’s weekly television show, "NTPA Championship Pulling," has moved to a new timeslot on RFD-TV. It will now air on Wednesdays at 8:30 p.m. Eastern/7:30 p.m. Central, leading into "Two Guys Garage" at 9/8 p.m. and "Truck-U" at 9:30/8:30 p.m. "NTPA Championship Pulling" showcases truck and tractor pulling events from across the U.S. and is available on DirecTV, Dish Network, AT&T, various cable systems, and streaming services via the RFDNow app.

Jeremiah Davis, Vice President of Programming for RFD-TV's parent company, Rural Media Group, highlighted the show's long-standing presence on the network, noting its role in anchoring the new Wednesday prime-time lineup. The show, now in its third decade, will also have new and expanded timeslots for encore episodes and past seasons, with five hours of weekly programming dedicated to it.

Gregg Randall, NTPA Executive Director and "NTPA CP" Executive Producer and Co-Host, expressed gratitude for the support from RFD-TV and the show's loyal viewers, emphasizing the new opportunities for fans to enjoy NTPA pulling.

 

RFD-TV'S SUPERCHARGED MIDWEEK LINEUP

NTPA Staff Updates

CFO: Danielle White

Danielle officially joined the staff on February 17th after working as a subcontractor for the company's accounting needs which spanned from mid-December 2023 throughout the early part of 2025. Danielle has an extensive background which includes two-plus decades of independent accounting business and 14 years at Chase Bank in which she worked in the mortgage as well as economic impacts of world bank lending through climate/global changes. She was involved in systems processing and coding at corporate Chase as well.

Marketing Intern: Layna Gordon

Layna is currently pursuing a degree in Agriscience Education at The Ohio State University ATI in Wooster. Coming from the small town of Hanover in Licking County, Ohio, she has found a passion for agriculture and rural communities. Her background includes active involvement in 4-H, FFA, and various community initiatives, all of which have fueled her dedication to agricultural education.

At NTPA, Layna assists with media coverage, event preparation, and general office operations. She is thrilled to have the opportunity to contribute to NTPA this summer!

2025 Schedule

Our 2025 schedule is now available. Check ntpapull.com for the full schedule. Subject to change.

 

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