Hundred Metre Motorsport celebrate and support the sport of tractor pulling and the people who make it what it is.

While tractor pulling is our true passion, we also follow and promote all forms of motorsport. If it’s loud, fast, or fun, we’re there!

We travel to events, capturing the action through photos and video, and showcasing the best of the best on our socials. But it doesn’t stop at what’s happening now, we also dive into the rich history of Australian tractor pulling, tracking down stories, memories, and machines from decades past, turning those stories into articles, we make sure the past isn’t forgotten and the people who built this sport are remembered for years to come.

We're here to promote, preserve, and grow the sport we love.

• Promote tractor pulling and other motorsport across Australia
• Cover events through photography, video, and written content
• Share stories and preserve the history of pulling and other motorsports
• Support events with promotion, exposure, & engagement
• Connect fans, prospective pullers, associations, organisers, and supporters through content and community
• Educate and inform

Running a motorsport event but its not tractor pulling?

We’d love to hear from you! If you'd like your event(s) added to our calendar, or want us to be part of your event, get in touch - we’re always keen to connect with other motorsport communities.

Want to support us?

If you're passionate about tractor pulling and motorsport and want to help us promote it, we’d love to work with you. Whether you're a business, brand or individual, there's always room to get involved.

Reach out via our website or message us on socials - let’s build something great together. Hundred Metre Motorsport Facebook

Do you have old tractor pulling memorabilia like photos, posters, newspapers articles, trophies, or merchandise collecting dust?

You can donate or sell memorabilia to Hundred Metre Motorsport, where it will be preserved and shared with fans and future generations!

Or maybe you have a story or bit of history to tell? We’d love to hear it and help share it with the pulling community!