05/23/2026
In the spring of 1976, members of the Georgetown Optimist Club stood before the Scott County Fiscal Court with a simple vision — build a truck & tractor pulling track for the community at no cost to the county.
Soon after, volunteers, local contractors, and community members came together to make it happen, donating countless hours of labor and equipment to bring the facility to life. According to the original writings from that time, the lights were finished just one day before the very first pull.
What started as a local project quickly became a gathering place for pullers, fans, and families from across Kentucky and beyond.
For 50 years, the Georgetown track has hosted unforgettable nights of horsepower, hometown pride, and traditions passed from one generation to the next.
From to***co farmers wrenching on tractors after a long day’s work… to today’s coal-rolling, wheel-standing, dirt slingin’ machines… the spirit of truck and tractor pulling has remained alive in Georgetown through the people who built it.
This year marks:
50 YEARS OF TRUCK & TRACTOR PULLING
IN GEORGETOWN, KENTUCKY
1976–2026
Join us as we celebrate the history, horsepower, and community that turned a patch of ground into a tradition still roaring today.
FIREMAN’S 300
Saturday, May 30th
Georgetown, Kentucky
6PM Start Time
$15 Admission • Kids 8 & Under Free
The Tradition Continues.
