Tractor pulling is a competitive motorsport where modified tractors and trucks pull a weighted sled down a dirt track. As the sled moves forward, it becomes harder to pull—testing the engine power, traction, and skill of each driver. It’s known as the world’s most powerful motorsport and draws crowds of fans across rural America.

Each tractor or truck competes to pull the sled the farthest distance down the track. The farther they go, the heavier the sled becomes. If multiple competitors hit the maximum distance (called a Full Pull), a pull-off round decides the winner.

You’ll see everything from stock farm tractors and diesel pickups to highly customized pulling vehicles like mini rods, super stocks, and multi-engine tractors. Each class has its own rules and horsepower limits, creating a wide range of action.

You can attend events in person across the U.S. or watch tractor pulls live online at Fullpull.live. Fullpull provides HD livestreams of the top pulling events, plus replays, highlights, and exclusive coverage.

Yes! Tractor pulling events are fun for all ages, with high-energy action, food vendors, merchandise, and often kid-friendly attractions. It’s a great way to enjoy motorsports in a community-focused setting.

Fullpull is the ultimate platform for truck and tractor pulling fans. We provide live event coverage, expert commentary, original podcasts, and a free-to-play pick game—Fullpull Picks—where fans can predict winners and track their results.

Sign up at Fullpull.live to stream live tractor pulls and on-demand replays from any device. Watch from home, the shop, or the field—wherever you’ve got signal.

Fullpull Picks lets fans predict which drivers or tractors will win each event. You earn points for correct picks and climb the leaderboard. It’s 100% free and adds a fun, competitive edge to watching tractor pulls online.

Yes! We host two popular podcasts:

🎙️ This Week in Pulling – Weekly recaps, driver interviews, and behind-the-scenes coverage.

🎧 The No Practice Podcast – Bold takes, real talk, and a lot of pulling-fueled chaos with mini rod drivers Adam Koester, Tyler Slagh, and Chase Richardson.

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