Indiana County Fair Truck and Tractor Pull 2026: Year Two Delivers a Strong Night in Indiana, PA

Indiana, PA. (September 8, 2026)-Year two of CS Pulling Promotions at the Indiana County Fair delivered exactly what the crowd came for. Four classes of truck and tractor pulling hit the track at 803 Hospital Rd. on Friday, September 4, continuing to build on the tradition of a strong former Power Pulling Productions show.

The Super Farm and Hot Farm Tractors opened the night with the deepest field of the event, and Mark Sindlinger of Hadley, Pennsylvania put the Ford 8000 "Babe" out front at a winning 326.790 to claim 50 points. Cory Pierog of New Castle, Pennsylvania chased him with the Case IH "Getttin Lucky" at 323.440, and Brad McFarland of New Wilmington, Pennsylvania rounded out the podium with the John Deere 6030 "UnTamed" at 321.750. The class ran deep with Western Pennsylvania iron from Volant to Somerset to Crystal Springs, a fitting field for a hometown Indiana County crowd.

The Apex Diesel 2.6 Pro Street Diesel Trucks kept their season long rivalry rolling. Amanda Weakland of Chestsprings, Pennsylvania drove the Ford "Just Puttin Up A Fight" to a winning 318.420. Bryan Dorr of Slippery Rock, Pennsylvania took second and 50 points with the 99 Dodge "Bad Habits" at 311.710, and points leader Trevor Raney of Adamsville, Pennsylvania claimed third in the 2008 Dodge 3500 "Wound Tight" at 310.790. Renee Dean and Matt Diehl completed a top five that reads like the season standings.

The Wimer Performance Limited Pro Tractors put on a show in Indiana County. Austin Martin of Volant, Pennsylvania stretched the 1066 "Floor Sweepings" out to a winning 342.600, the longest competition pass of the night. Nathan Graham of Greensburg, Pennsylvania took second and 50 points with the Ford 9000 "Blue Reaper" at 331.820, and Gavin Stewart of Marion Center, Pennsylvania gave the local fans a podium finish with the John Deere 4320 at 328.730. Joe Miller and the John Deere 4430 "Smokin' Joe" drove the tractor out of bounds with a DQ, and Mike Weakland of Chest Springs brought the John Deere 5010 "Just Hookin Up" out for an exhibition pass of 346.590 that would have topped the field had it counted.

The Super Semi Trucks closed the night with the big iron, and Vinnie Giulitto of Ravenna, Ohio put the 1983 Mack Superliner "Full Spool" way out to 360.640 for the win and 50 points. Lyndon Weaver of Ephrata, Pennsylvania took second with the 401 Freightliner "Inconvenience" at 324.290, and Joe Giulitto made it two Ravenna semis on the podium with the 1978 Peterbuilt "Sneeky Pete" at 323.790. Joe Gambino of Springville, New York rounded out the field at 320.660 in the 75 Dodge "The Big Horn."

"Year two at Indiana was another good one for us," said Chase Steinman, Owner of CS Pulling Promotions. "This event has a strong history, the Indiana County Fair takes care of us, and the crowd keeps showing up. Four classes, a fast moving show, and some of the best iron in the region. That's what we're here to do."

A big thank you to every competitor who made the haul, every fan in the stands, and every sponsor and marketing partner who makes it possible. Full class-by-class results, distances, and the updated 2026 CS Pulling Promotions points standings are available now at cspulling.live.

About CS Pulling Promotions:

CS Pulling Promotions is one of the region's fastest growing motorsports production companies, organizing professional truck and tractor pulling events across Pennsylvania, Ohio, New York, and West Virginia. With a strong emphasis on fair partnerships, professional production, and top tier competition, CS Pulling Promotions continues to raise the standard for independent pulling events in the region.