The 2026 pulling calendar launches in Florida as the Inverness Truck & Tractor Pull brings national-level competition to Inverness. Scheduled for February 14 at 4:30 pm and February 15 at 2:00 pm, the event marks the opening action of the season and the return of top-tier pulling to the Sunshine State.
Fans can expect a full show across two days, featuring purpose-built machines, high-horsepower diesel entries, and tightly contested classes that traditionally set the tone for the year ahead.
Truck and Tractor Pulling Classes Competing in Inverness
The Inverness event delivers a diverse class lineup designed to appeal to both hardcore pulling fans and first-time spectators. Competition classes include Modifieds, Modified Minis, Hot Farms, Two Wheel Drive Trucks, and 3.0 Diesel Trucks. Each category brings its own technical character, from multi-engine Modifieds to turbo-limited diesel trucks focused on torque and consistency.
As an early-season stop, Inverness often provides the first real performance benchmark for teams debuting new setups or refining offseason upgrades.
Why Inverness Matters on the NTPA Schedule
Florida events traditionally draw strong crowds and competitive fields, and Inverness has earned a reputation for delivering reliable track conditions and energetic fan engagement. For teams, it is a critical opportunity to collect early points, validate winter development work, and build momentum heading into the core of the season.
For spectators, the Inverness Truck & Tractor Pull offers a concentrated showcase of modern pulling technology paired with the atmosphere of a major sanctioned event.
About National Tractor Pullers Association
The event is sanctioned by the National Tractor Pullers Association, the leading organization governing professional truck and tractor pulling in the United States. Founded in 1969, the NTPA oversees national and regional series, establishes technical rules, and promotes the sport across North America. The Inverness pull is part of NTPA Region VI competition and continues the organization’s long-standing presence in Florida.
