Is this a winning position for white or a drawish one?

Looks like this has been answered but i will give my 2 cents and say white wins by checking the K ill check out chess.com

Yes white can win this match as white rook to be move to c2 and give a check then move rook to c5. White can be safe towards black rook and one white pawn become queen later and white will win this match.

The only way white can win is getting black to either retreat their king into their own half or for it to put itself in the same line as its castle. The likelihood of which is unlikely because there are too many options for black king to stay in the white half and play around till a stalemate is conceded. Trying to get one of the white pawns up the board would be futile as the black castle can easily align it self at the last moment taking it, and then leaving it to a king and castle battle. Simply white can win but only by a black slip up.

I have analysts that an exchange of rock White wins and black avoid the exchange and that's he got the draw in you markmoney. It is very hard to see the bets moves if you're in actual game.You feel the pressure specially if there is a clock timer.It seems white wins but black depend it wisely.I think its a draw if white gets careless in his move.

Sorry if it's a bit stale. But i just saw your position and that position caught me. Well, yes, i'd say that White can win (maybe i'm not sure). First check the Black King, After the Black King moves, stick your rook into that c- column. That way will prevent Black King for invading further your stronghold. The rest of the game is swinging your rook to play tempo, move your King if it's check, and lastly slip into the b3 square to support your advancing pawn.

No. White can win because he has more pieces. If he can push the king away then he has a good chance to win against black. He can then forward his pawns.