The British Tractor Pulling Association (BTPA) has confirmed that Mitas will be the title sponsor of its 2025 British Championship points series — backing all five rounds of the upcoming season.
The series kicks off on 10–11 May at Scorton, Lancashire, and will culminate in a three-day finale over the August Bank Holiday weekend at Great Eccleston.
The announcement further strengthens Mitas’s role in competitive tractor pulling, a niche motorsport that demands high-performance, purpose-built tyres.
The full calendar for the 2025 Mitas-sponsored BTPA British Championship is as follows:
▪ Scorton, Lancashire – 10–11 May
▪ BA Stores, Aberdeenshire – 27–28 June
▪ Great Eccleston, Lancashire – July (date TBC)
▪ Brechin, Angus – 8–9 August
▪ Great Eccleston, Lancashire – 22–24 August
The final event takes place across three days, incorporating part of the summer Bank Holiday weekend, and is expected to draw one of the biggest crowds of the season.
Mitas is among the few global tyre brands to offer tyres developed specifically for tractor pulling competition. Its PowerPull 30.5L-32 and PowerPull 24.5-32 tyres were designed in direct collaboration with pulling teams, offering optimised grip and durability on the track.
While tractor pulling is a niche category, it’s one that aligns closely with Mitas’s broader specialisation in high-stress, off-road applications. The brand’s presence in agriculture, construction, and motorsport gives it both the expertise and the audience for a sponsorship of this scale.
Although known widely for its agricultural tyres, Mitas is also active across a range of motorsports, supplying tyres for karting, speedway, motocross, and more.
The brand is part of Yokohama TWS and operates manufacturing facilities in Europe and the US. Its support for the BTPA Championship follows a recent trend in the industry, after Alliance announced its sponsorship of the European Tractor Pulling Championship last week - Read More >
The BTPA has encouraged fans to stay updated with event details via its official events page.
Who is sponsoring the 2025 British Tractor Pulling Championship?
The 2025 BTPA British Championship points series is sponsored by Mitas, a global tyre manufacturer known for producing competition-level tractor pulling tyres.
What is the BTPA British Championship?
The BTPA (British Tractor Pulling Association) British Championship is the premier tractor pulling competition in the UK. The 2025 series will consist of five rounds held across England and Scotland.
How many rounds are included in the 2025 BTPA Championship season?
The 2025 British Tractor Pulling Championship will feature five rounds, starting in May and concluding in August, with events held in Lancashire, Aberdeenshire, and Angus.
When and where are the 2025 tractor pulling events in the UK?
▪ Scorton, Lancashire – 10–11 May
▪ BA Stores, Aberdeenshire – 27–28 June
▪ Great Eccleston, Lancashire – July (date TBC)
▪ Brechin, Angus – 8–9 August
▪ Great Eccleston, Lancashire – 22–24 August (Bank Holiday weekend finale)
What tyres does Mitas offer for tractor pulling competitions?
Mitas manufactures two specialised tyres for tractor pulling: the PowerPull 30.5L-32 and PowerPull 24.5-32. These tyres are developed with input from professional pulling teams and designed to maximise traction and performance.
Why is Mitas involved in tractor pulling?
Mitas supports tractor pulling as part of its wider commitment to motorsport and off-road competition. The brand’s sponsorship of the 2025 BTPA Championship highlights its focus on high-performance tyres for demanding conditions.
Is Mitas active in other motorsport disciplines?
Yes, beyond tractor pulling, Mitas also supplies tyres for karting, motocross, and speedway events. The brand has a strong presence across motorsport categories requiring durable, specialist rubber compounds.
Where can I follow updates on the 2025 BTPA tractor pulling events?
Fans can visit the BTPA’s official website and events page to get full details on the 2025 British Tractor Pulling Championship, including schedules, venue information, and results.
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