Sullivan, Slagh and Mullenix honored by Lucas Oil Pro Pulling League

Charlestown, Indiana (December 4, 2018) – In recent weeks the Lucas Oil Pro Pulling League and the Champion Seed Western Series have held their respective banquets to honor their points champions. In addition to those who won points championships, other significant honors were bestowed upon special members of the Lucas Oil Pro Pulling League family.

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Charlestown, Indiana (November 20, 2018) – At their recent banquet and general membership meeting, the membership of the Mid-South Pullers Association, which encompasses the states of Alabama, Kentucky and Tennessee, have voted to become a member-state of the Lucas Oil Pro Pulling League.

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Charlestown, Indiana (November 5, 2018) – After a banner season of growth, excellent competition and great events in 2018, Champion Seed continues their partnership with the Western Series of the Lucas Oil Pro Pulling League for the 2019 pulling season.

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Charlestown, Indiana (October 24, 2018) – The MAC Trailers Hot Rod Semi class was a battle between two competitors for 2018 with Ryan Debroux and the Playin’ With Fire Kenworth and the duo of Chris Wood and Joe Hoffa wheeling the past champion truck Class Act Peterbilt across the Champions Tour trail for 2018. On the strength of five wins over the course of the season Debroux clinched the title at the final pull of the season in Indiana, Pennsylvania with a win there, placing a four-point cushion in the final point total between him and Wood/Hoffa.

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Charlestown, Indiana (October 23, 2018) – A relative newcomer to the Champions Tour will have the spotlight shone upon them in Louisville, Kentucky at the Louisville Marriott Downtown on October 27th, when New York’s Roy Metz and the Git-R-Done Deere are awarded the top prize in ARP Lightweight Super Stock division for 2018.

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Charlestown, Indiana (October 23, 2018) – In a season full of close battles for class championships there were none closer than the battle in the ARP Super Stock Diesel Truck division. Going into the final session of competition at Jefferson, Ohio Cody Hastings and the Against the Grain Dodge and defending champion Kent Crowder were tied for the lead in the class. The competition would declare a clear winner, and by virtue of placing five spots ahead of Crowder in Jefferson, Hastings claimed his first class points championship.

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