Dayton Roberts and his Chevy Silverado pulls in the Work Stock class in honor of his fallen brother and the namesake of the event and wins both work tock classes on the night. It would be the first In the Nick of Time Truck Shootout at Airborne Park Speedway. It would be all truck all the time as they started with stock trucks and went all the way up to the Semis and 4x4 Pro Stock Trucks. It would be a great night as money would be raised for a great cause through the Chinese auction the 50/50 and the pull itself. The first edition had around 75 hooks on the night. This should be an event that should be around for many years to come. Gallery

Jonathan Zakarauskas and the Hulk take it down on a power pass for a second place in the 6200lb 4x4 Pro Stock Trucks class. It would be the annual stop of the Adirondack Truck & Tractor Pullers at the Clinton County Fair in Plattsburgh, New York for the truck pull. There would be many different winners on the night throughout the 12 classes that were offered on the night. The classes ranged from Stock all the way up to the pro stock and 2.6 diesel and there would be around 125 hooks on the night. Gallery

Curtis Smith and his Chevy take it down the track for a top 3 in the Modified Street class. It would be the annual truck pull at the Clinton County Fair. There would be around 175 pulls in the 12 classes that were offered. The class would range from stock truck all the way up to the Pro Stock 4x4 Trucks. It would be a great show that was put on in front of the packed house. Gallery

Jonathan Zakereus and The Hulk playing chicken with the white line as powers to the win in the class. The Adirondack Truck & Tractor Pullers would return to the Essex County Fair in Westport, NY after a 6 years absence. There would be 12 classes in the all-night affair as the trucks would range from stock trucks all the way up to the Pro Stock 4x4 Trucks. All would put on a great show in the front of the packed house excited for there return. Gallery

Jason Curtis and Curtis Brothers Pulling throwing smoke as he wins the Hot Farm Tractors The Adirondack Truck & Tractor Pullers returned to the Essex County Fair for the first time since 2011. In the tractor pull, there would be 14 classes ranging from stock tractors to the Super Farm Tractors. The would-be around 70 hooks in the evening as they try to build the division back at the fair. Gallery

The Intimidator and Tom Lashaway with a wheel standing ending to his pull during the two-wheel-drive truck class. It would be the second day of the Adirondack Tractor Pullers event at the Clinton County Fair and it would have 20 classes of all tractors. The classes would range from the Stock Tractors, Hot Farm Tractors, Altered Stock Tractors, Super Farm Tractors, Modified Tractors, and Two Wheel Drive Trucks. There would be around 100 hooks in the all-day affair. The next stop for the Adirondack Truck and Tractors Pullers will be at the Franklin County Feild Days August 4th and 5th. Gallery

Tom Lashaway and the Intimidator carries the front wheels down the second half the track as he takes second place in the two-wheel-drive truck class. It would be the opening pull of the Adirondack Truck and Tractor Pullers season and the first street truck pull to put on by the Franklin County AG Society at the Franklin County Fairgrounds. There would be around 75 hooks in 12 different classes. The show would range from the Modified 4x4 Trucks down to Stock Trucks and would be good with a couple of breaks for rain but all classes would pull. Gallery

The Hulk and Jonathan Zak would take it over 360' feet to win the Pro Stok Trucks A class and would come back and win the B with 370 feet. The Adirondack Truck & Tractor Pullers would bring there show north of the border for the second straight year to the fair in Huntingdon, Quebec. There would be 13 classes on the day in the Street Legal Trucks, Stock Tractors, Altered Stock Tractors and Pro Stock 4x4 Trucks divisions. There would be lots of very good pulls on the sticky clay track. On the other hand there would be some breakage on the night as street trucks would tear driveshafts all day long. Gallery