PBR TOURS & WORLD FINALS

Premier Series 2 Television Schedule 3 Real Time Pain Relief Velocity Tour 4 Touring Pro Division 5 PBR Australia 6 PBR Brazil 7 PBR Canada 8 PBR Mexico 9 PBR World Finals 10 2017 PBR World Champion 11 2017 World Finals Event Winner/Rookie of the Year 12 2017 PBR YETI World Champion Bull 13 2017 World Finals Awards 14 2017 World Finals Event Results 15

2016 PBR Media Guide | 1 PBR USA TOURS THE PBR 2018 TELEVISION SCHEDULE The PBR brings the “Toughest Sport on Dirt” to major arenas across the United States DATE EVENT TIME [ET] NETWORK with the nationally-televised premier series, featuring the Top 35 bull riders in the 1/6 New York City, New York 12:00PM CBS SPORTS world, Real Time Pain Relief Velocity Tour, the league’s expansion tour, and Touring Pro 1/6 New York City, New York 10:00PM CBS Sports Network Division, PBR’s developmental tour. 1/7 New York City, New York 8:00PM CBS Sports Network 1/13 Chicago, Illinois 8:00PM CBS Sports Network Each event pits the best bull riders in the world against the top bovine athletes 1/14 Chicago, Illinois 8:00PM CBS Sports Network on the planet during two hours of heart-pounding, bone-crushing, edge-of-your- 1/20 , Oklahoma 10:00PM CBS Sports Network seat excitement from the thrills and spills on the dirt to the rock ‘n’ roll music and 1/21 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 8:00PM CBS Sports Network pyrotechnics of the show. It’s entertainment and world class athleticism rolled into one 1/28 Sacramento, 12:00PM CBS SPORTS and unlike any other major-league sport. 1/28 Sacramento, California 8:00PM CBS Sports Network 2/3 Anaheim, California 10:00PM CBS Sports Network 2/4 Anaheim, California 12:00PM CBS SPORTS 2/10 Kansas City, 10:00PM CBS Sports Network PREMIER SERIES 2/11 Kansas City, Missouri 8:00PM CBS Sports Network The PBR’s nationally-televised premier series features the world’s Top 35 bull riders 2/18 St. Louis, Missouri 8:00PM CBS Sports Network going head-to-head against the fiercest bucking bulls on the planet. 2/24 Arlington, Texas 10:00PM CBS Sports Network 2/25 Arlington, Texas 12:00PM CBS SPORTS In 2018, the series opens at Madison Square Garden in New York City on Jan. 5-7. It 3/4 Little Rock, Arkansas 8:00PM CBS Sports Network concludes in Las Vegas with the PBR World Finals, the richest event in the 3/11 Duluth, Georgia 5:30PM CBS Sports Network world, awarding nearly $2.2 million in prize money, including the $1 million bonus to 3/18 Albuquerque, New Mexico 4:00PM CBS Sports Network the PBR World Champion, who also receives the coveted $20,000 gold buckle. 3/24 Glendale, Arizona 2:00PM CBS SPORTS During a regular-season, two-day event on the premier series, each of the 35 riders will 3/25 Glendale, Arizona 5:00PM CBS SPORTS 4/8 Sioux Falls, South Dakota 4:00PM CBS Sports Network ride in one round each day - Round 1 and Round 2. Following Round 2, the riders with 4/15 Tacoma, Washington 2:00PM CBS SPORTS the 15 highest two-round total scores will advance to the championship round where 4/15 Tacoma, Washington 5:00PM CBS Sports Network they will each ride one more bull. The overall event winner will be the rider with the 4/22 Billings, Montana 2:00PM CBS SPORTS highest combined score from all three rounds. 4/22 Billings, Montana 4:00PM CBS Sports Network For a standard three-day event, each of the 35 riders will ride in one round each day for 4/29 Columbus, Ohio 1:00PM CBS SPORTS three days. Following Round 3, the riders with the 15 highest three-round total scores 4/29 Columbus, Ohio 2:00PM CBS Sports Network 5/11 Las Vegas, Nevada 10:30PM CBS Sports Network will advance to the championship round where they will each ride one more bull. The 8/17 Nashville, Tennessee 9:00PM CBS Sports Network overall event winner will be the rider with the highest combined score from all four 8/18 Nashville, Tennessee 9:30PM CBS Sports Network rounds. 8/19 Nashville, Tennessee 2:00PM CBS SPORTS 8/26 Tulsa, Oklahoma 1:00PM CBS SPORTS PBR MAJORS 8/26 Tulsa, Oklahoma 6:00PM CBS Sports Network Four events on the premier series are considered PBR Majors – New York City; Arlington, 9/9 Springfield, Missouri 6:00PM CBS Sports Network Texas; Las Vegas; and Nashville, Tennessee. These events offer unique formats, bonus 9/16 Atlantic City, New Jersey 6:00PM CBS Sports Network bulls, increased prize money and are broadcast on CBS Television Network. 9/23 Greensboro, North Carolina 6:00PM CBS Sports Network 9/30 Austin, Texas 6:00PM CBS Sports Network 15/15 BUCKING BATTLE 10/7 Milwaukee, Wisconsin 6:00PM CBS Sports Network In several markets throughout the season the PBR adds a special round of competition 10/14 Washington, DC 2:00PM CBS Sports Network 10/21 Nampa, Idaho 6:00PM CBS Sports Network to the premier series events called the 15/15 Bucking Battle. This round features the 11/7 World Finals – Las Vegas, Nevada 9:30PM CBS Sports Network Top 15 bull riders in the PBR randomly matched against the Top 15 bulls at the event. An 11/8 World Finals – Las Vegas, Nevada 9:30PM CBS Sports Network additional purse and one-and-a-half times the round points are up for grabs. Although 11/9 World Finals – Las Vegas, Nevada 9:30PM CBS Sports Network the points do not factor into the specific event’s overall outcome, they do count toward 11/10 World Finals – Las Vegas, Nevada 10:30PM CBS Sports Network the PBR World Standings. 11/11 World Finals – Las Vegas, Nevada 3:30PM CBS Sports Network

*Subject to change. Please visit www.pbr.com for the most up to date television schedule.

2018 PBR Media Guide | 2 2018 PBR Media Guide | 3 REAL TIME PAIN RELIEF VELOCITY TOUR TOURING PRO DIVISION The PBR’s Real Time Pain Relief Velocity Tour (RVT) began in 2014 as the premier The Touring Pro Division (TPD) is the developmental tour of the PBR where both expansion tour for the PBR, featuring the young, emerging bull riding talent established veterans and newcomers to the professional ranks compete against some alongside some of the superstars of the sport. of the most famous bucking bulls in the sport. The TPD gives riders the opportunity The RVT brings the excitement and talent of the PBR that fans have come to expect to compete in PBR-sanctioned events while earning points to qualify for the Real from the leader in the sport of bull riding to cities across the U.S. that are not Time Pain Relief Velocity Tour and ultimately the league’s premier series. currently included on the premier series’ schedule. More than 100 TPD events are sanctioned annually by the PBR, awarding almost $3 The tour is 100% produced and operated by PBR, providing fans the highest quality million in prize money. experience available. In 2018 the RVT will visit approximately 35 cities, including The standard one-day TPD format has 35 competitors; each will ride one bull in the Real Time Pain Relief Velocity Tour Finals in Las Vegas. Round 1. The Top 10 riders advance to the championship round to compete on one The RVT is the primary and most important qualifying series for bull riders to earn more bull each. The overall event winner is the rider with the highest combined valuable points needed to qualify for the premier series and ultimately the PBR score on two bulls. World Finals. Additionally, every winner of a RVT regular-season event will be seeded Two-day TPD events will take up to 70 competitors with 35 riders competing each at one premier series event during the season, providing yet another avenue for day. The Top 10 riders each day advance to the championship round to compete on the PBR’s emerging talent to increase their position in the overall world standings. one more bull each. The overall event winner is the rider with the highest combined The RVT Finals will be featured as the last event of the season, taking place just score on two bulls. prior to the PBR World Finals each year. The Top 35 riders from the RVT along with qualifying representatives from PBR’s international territories including Australia, Brazil, Canada and Mexico will compete for the final five positions available at the PBR World Finals making it the most important event on the schedule outside of the PBR World Finals itself.

2018 PBR Media Guide | 4 2018 PBR Media Guide | 5 PBR INTERNATIONAL TOURS PBR INTERNATIONAL TOURS PBR AUSTRALIA PBR BRAZIL PBRAustralia.com.au PBRBrazil.com Based in Townsville, Australia, PBR Australia has been in operation since 2005, operating In Brazil live attendance at western sports events is nearly double the live gate of two competition series, producing approximately 25 sanctioned events annually. soccer. Brazil has produced eight PBR World Champions, including five of the past 10 Australia native and former bull rider Glen Young is the General Manager overseeing the with Silvano Alves (2011, 2012 and 2014), Renato Nunes (2010) and team. Points earned on all tours counts toward qualification for the PBR Australia Finals. (2008). PBR Brazil is led by general director Martha Cajado with the help of Adriano The bull rider with the most points earned at the end of the year, combining those earned Moraes, a three-time PBR World Champion, serving as Competition Director. The two from the regular season events and finals, will be crowned as the PBR Australia Champion. currently preside over the elite Monster Energy Series, the country’s equivalent of the The top-ranked Australian rider in the PBR Australia standings as of October 29, 2018 PBR’s elite tour in the United States, with 13 tour events planned for 2018. The bull will qualify for the Real Time Pain Relief Velocity Tour Finals where they will be able to rider with the most points earned at the end of the year will crowned as the PBR Brazil compete for a spot at the PBR World Finals. Champion. The PBR Brazil Champion will qualify for the Real Time Pain Relief Velocity Tour Finals where they will be able to compete for a spot at the PBR World Finals.

YEAR PBR AUSTRALIA CHAMPION YEAR PBR AUSTRALIA CHAMPION 2017 Troy Wilkinson, Upper Horton, New South Wales, Australia 2017 Jose Vitor Leme, Ribas do Rio Pardo, Brazil 2016 Cody Heffernan, Singleton, New South Wales, Australia 2016 Dener Barbosa, Paulo de Faria, Brazil 2015 Fraser Babbington, Gisborne, New Zealand 2015 Luciano Henrique de Castro, Guzolandia, Brazil 2014 Dave Kennedy, Kyogle, New South Wales, Australia 2014 Tiago Vitor, Floreal, Brazil 2013 Chris Lowe, Uralla, New South Wales, Australia 2013 Claudio Crisostomo, Barro Alto, Brazil 2012 David Kennedy, Kyogle, New South Wales, Australia 2012 Edevaldo Ferreira, Andradina, Brazil 2011 Kevin “Jock” Connolly, Charters Towers, Queensland, Australia 2011 Edevaldo Ferreira, Andradina, Brazil 2010 David Kennedy, Kyogle, New South Wales, Australia 2010 Elton Cide, Populina, Brazil 2009 David Kennedy, Kyogle, New South Wales, Australia 2009 Thiago Paguioto, Itajobi, Brazil 2008 Pete Farley, Kempsey, New South Wales, Australia 2008 Edmundo Gomes, Atibaia, Brazil 2007 Kevin “Jock” Connolly, Charters Towers, Queensland, Australia 2007 Joao Mauro Kugel, Sao Jose do Rio Preto, Brazil 2006 Tim Wilson, Biloela, Queensland, Australia 2006 Elton Jose de Souza

For inquiries about PBR Australia please contact: For inquiries about PBR Brazil please contact: Glen Young, General Manager Martha Cajado, General Director Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Phone: 55-17-3229-2400

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PBR CANADA PBR MEXICO PBRCanada.com PBRMexico.com PBR Canada operates two competition series, annually producing more than 30 sanctioned PBR Mexico began in 2006 and currently operates a sanctioning tour with eight annual Touring Pro Division events and six elite Monster Energy Tour events. Points earned on events. The bull rider with the most points earned at the end of the year will be both tours count toward qualifying for the PBR Canada Finals. The bull rider with the most crowned the PBR Mexico Champion. The top-ranked Hispanic rider in the PBR Mexico points earned at the end of the year, combining those earned from the regular season standings as of October 29, 2018 will qualify for the Real Time Pain Relief Velocity Tour events and the finals, will be crowned the PBR Canada Champion. The top-ranked Canadian Finals where they will be able to compete for a spot at the PBR World Finals. rider in the PBR Canada standings as of October 29, 2018 will qualify for the Real Time Pain Relief Velocity Tour Finals where they will be able to compete for a spot at the PBR World Finals.

YEAR PBR AUSTRALIA CHAMPION YEAR PBR AUSTRALIA CHAMPION 2017 Zane Lambert, Ponoka, Alberta, Canada 2017 Francisco Morales, Irapuato, Mexico 2016 Ty Pozzobon, Merritt, British Columbia, Canada 2016 Juan Carlos Contreras, Huichapan, Mexico 2015 Tanner Byrne, Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, Canada 2015 Alejandro Gamboa, Montecillos, Costa Rica 2014 Stetson Lawrence, Trenton, North Dakota 2014 Gustavo Pedrero, Jalisco, Mexico 2013 Zane Lambert, Ponoka, Alberta, Canada 2013 Gustavo Pedrero, Jalisco, Mexico 2012 Aaron Roy, Asquith, Saskatchewan, Canada 2012 Juan Carlos Contreras, Hidalgo, Mexico 2011 Tyler Thomson, Black Diamond, Alberta, Canada 2011 Simao da Silva, Coacatuba, Brazil 2010 Aaron Roy, Asquith, Saskatchewan, Canada 2009 Beau Hill, West Glacier, Montana 2010 Adrian Ferreiro, Saltillo, Mexico 2008 Aaron Roy, Asquith, Saskatchewan, Canada 2009 Jason O’Hearn, Rothbury, New South Wales, Australia 2007 Tyler Pankewicz, Warburg, Alberta, Canada 2007 Hugo Pedrero, Leon, Mexico 2006 Scott Schiffner, Strathmore, Alberta, Canada 2006 Mario Galindo, Saltillo, Mexico

For inquiries about PBR Canada please contact: Miriaham Garcia, International Business Manager Miriaham Garcia, International Business Manager Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Phone: 719-242-2800 ext 3236 Phone: 719-242-2800 ext 3236

For additional information on the International Tours, you may contact: Miriaham Garcia - International Business Manager 101 W Riverwalk, Pueblo, CO 81003 Phone: 719-242-2800, ext. 3236 Email: [email protected]

2018 PBR Media Guide | 8 2018 PBR Media Guide | 9 PBR FINALS PBR FINALS THE FINALS JESS LOCKWOOD The PBR World Finals is known as the Super Bowl of the PBR. It is a five-day event that 2017 PBR WORLD CHAMPION marks the end of the PBR season, acknowledges the best rider and bull for the year, and In 2017, capping one of the tightest championship races in league history, 20-year-old phenom Jess turns one into a millionaire. The World Finals is the richest bull riding event in Lockwood etched his name in the record books as the youngest World Champion in PBR history. the sport, boasting a total purse of $2.2 million, which includes a $1 million bonus to the And his march to the title was nothing short of awe-inspiring, particularly in battling back from a rider who is crowned World Champion. series of serious painful injuries. Each season, for roughly 27 weeks/events on the premier series, and through the Real Time Lockwood, the 2016 Rookie of the Year, began his second year, and first full season, on the PBR’s Pain Relief Velocity Tour, Touring Pro Division and PBR’s international circuits in Australia, premier series on a high note, winning the season opening Major at Madison Square Garden, Brazil, Canada and Mexico, the bull riders compete for individual event titles and valuable pocketing $117,183.33 along with 860 world points. The Montana cowboy soared to the No.1 spot in the world, captured an additional event title at the Frontier Communications Sacramento Clash, points needed to qualify for the World Finals and ultimately become World Champion. and held the top ranking for the first six weeks of the year. Lockwood’s domination, however, was For the past 22 years, Las Vegas has been the site of the PBR’s season finale, held since put on pause for five weeks after tearing his groin on Feb. 18 at the Iron Cowboy Major in Arlington, Texas. 2017 at the state-of-the-art T-Mobile Arena. For five consecutive nights, the world’s Top 35 bull riders and the sport’s rankest bulls go head-to-head, each competing for World After returning for the final six events before the premier series’ annual summer break, Lockwood was back to his winning ways when the tour resumed in Championship titles and the World Finals event purse. August winning the first event back in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Back on track to During Rounds 1-5, held Wednesday-Sunday, riders attempt one bull each. Nightly, round challenge for a title, he again experienced a potentially season-derailing winners are crowned and the riders gain points toward the World Finals event and overall injury when knocked unconscious in Springfield, Missouri by World Champion Bull SweetPro’s just three events after his Oklahoma win. season titles. After Round 5 on Sunday, the scores from the first five rounds are added together to determine the Top 15 bull riders at the event. These riders then compete on Despite being carried out of the arena on a backboard, the tough-as-nails, five-foot-five, former high school wrestler returned to competition the following one additional bull each. The competitor who finishes the event with the most points wins weekend in Austin, Texas, winning the event title, backed by two 90-point rides. the event title and $300,000. But that wasn’t the last time Lockwood would need to overcome the odds en route At the end of the World Finals, the points earned for the entire season are added together. to winning the first gold buckle of his young career. The rider who has earned the most points throughout the regular season and the World At the next event in Uniondale, New York, Lockwood suffered four broken Finals becomes the World Champion. ribs, a punctured lung and lacerated kidney after being stomped by his Round 1 draw, Blue Magic. After spending 30 hours in a Long Island Only three times in PBR history has the World Finals event winner and the World Champion hospital, Lockwood, who was not cleared to fly, was forced to be been the same rider. In 2004, became the first athlete to accomplish the feat, driven cross-country to his family in North Dakota by fellow rider followed by J.B. Mauney in 2013 and Silvano Stetson Lawrence. Further complicating matters, Lockwood came down with pneumonia during the 1,600-plus mile trek. Alves in 2014. Points System as of 2015 World Finals Just two events later, Lockwood made his second return of the The World Finals points system was modified ROUND PLACING POINTS AVG. POINTS season, two weeks premature. in 2004 to ensure that the World Champion First 200 1,000 Entering the World Finals, Lockwood faced an event he was was not determined prior to the World Finals. shut out at in his first appearance, going 0-for-5 in 2016. Second 120 600 It gave virtually all of the riders in the Top However, the seemingly unstoppable rider was electric, 10 a mathematical chance of becoming the Third 100 450 winning the first three rounds of the event, a PBR record; World Champion. A new points system was Fourth 80 260 two of which came via 90-point rides. Lockwood reclaimed the then instituted in 2015 that made the race for world No. 1 ranking for the first time since Week 6 of the season the world title more competitive, and placed Fifth 60 160 following his Round 2 victory. further emphasis on the most important Sixth 110 He concluded the five-day, six-round event third, earning enough points to capture the world title, finishing 447.5 points ahead of No. 2 Derek Kolbaba. achievement in sports – winning. Seventh 65 Riding at just 20 elite series events during the season, seven less than Below is new points system. (For more Eighth 30 runner-up Kolbaba, Lockwood competed at the fewest events of any World complete information on the points system, Champion since at least 1999. Ninth 15 please refer to the Bull Riding Basics section Lockwood also became just the second rider in history to win the Rookie of this media guide.) Tenth 10 of the Year honor and World Champion title in back-to-back seasons. The only other rider to have accomplished the feat is Silvano Alves in 2010 and 2011. Further, he is just the fourth Rookie of the Year to become World Champion.

2018 PBR Media Guide | 10 2018 PBR Media Guide | 11 PBR FINALS PBR FINALS JOSE VITOR LEME SWEETPRO’S BRUISER 2017 WORLD FINALS EVENT WINNER / 2017 ROOKIE OF THE YEAR 2017 PBR YETI WORLD CHAMPION BULL When Jose Vitor Leme arrived in the United States in late October he’d never been on a plane After a season-long battle for supremacy with Pearl Harbor, SweetPro’s Bruiser repeated nor left his home country of Brazil. Eight days following the start of his 4,500-mile trek, as the YETI World Champion Bull in 2017, a feat only three other bovine athletes have he’d make history in the PBR – riding every single bull at the World Finals, winning the most accomplished in PBR history. prestigious event in pro bull riding, and creating big expectations for the 2018 season. Bruiser joins three-time World Champion Bulls (2011, 2013 & 2014) and Little As the 2017 PBR Brazil Champion, Leme, 21, was one of five international invitees to the 2017 Yellow Jacket (2002, 2003 & 2004) along with two-time champion (2000 & 2001) Real Time Pain Relief Velocity Tour (RVT) Finals. In his first season competing at PBR Brazil to successfully repeat. events, the rookie rider took Brazil by storm en route to capturing the national title, riding to He also made history in becoming just the second bull to win both the PBR YETI World three wins, including the PBR Brazil Finals, in addition to seven Top 5 finishes at the 11 events Champion Bull and PRCA Bull of the Year honors in the same season, joining 1995 World he entered, which also earned him 2017 PBR Brazil Rookie of the Year honors. Champion . His success only snowballed once he was stateside. The D&H Cattle Company bovine athlete won the title with a total two-out bull score of 93 After going 3-for-4 at the RVT finals, finishing eighth, Leme points, including his 47-point score for dispatching Emilio Resende at the 1.91-second mark, received a berth to the elite PBR World Finals as the top earning him the YETI Bull of the Finals honor and an additional $25,000. finishing international invite. He is the 16th different YETI World Champion Bull in PBR history. On the sport’s biggest stage, the young gun was Bruiser concluded the season with a 12-4 record and a career-high 46.02 average bull score. perfect, going 6-for-6, to capture both the World He was marked 45 points or higher in all 16 of his outs, including a career-high 47.25-point Finals event title, $300,000 bonus, and Rookie of the score for bucking off 2017 World Champion Jess Lockwood in Springfield, Missouri. Year honors. Leme is just the fifth rider in PBR history Bruiser has been ridden only nine times in his career by five different riders (J.B. Mauney, since 2000 to be perfect at the World Finals, and fifth Rookie of Joao Ricardo Vieira, , Derek Kolbaba and Stormy Wing) in 46 premier series outs the Year to capture the World Finals event title. over the course of his four-year career. Those five riders have won over $1.5 million on the His performance inside T-Mobile Arena, while electric from start back of Bruiser, which includes Mauney’s $1 million World Champion bonus for his world title- to finish, was punctuated by his 94.5-point trip aboard Magic clinching 92.75-point ride on Bruiser at the 2015 PBR World Finals. Train in the Championship Round, earning him the Lane Frost/Brent Thurman Award for the high-marked ride of the event. Of all 90-point rides throughout the 2017 PBR season, the score was second only to Stormy Wing’s 95.25-point trip aboard World Champion bull SweetPro’s Bruiser in March. Adding to the astonishing nature of his feat in Las Vegas was that of his six qualified rides at the top level of the PBR, three earned him a score of 90 points or more. When compared to two-time World Champion J.B. Mauney, it took the North Carolinian bull riding legend eight months on the premier series to score his first 90-point ride. By earning 2532.5 world points compliments of his showing at the World Finals, Leme was catapulted to the top of the Rookie of the Year standings, becoming the first rider in history to win the title when the only elite series event attended was the World Finals. After beginning the 24th annual World Finals No. 53 in the world, he finished 2017 as the world’s No. 7 ranked rider.

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PBR WORLD CHAMPION GLEN KEELEY AWARD RIDER NAME AVERAGE PLACE AVERAGE POINTS TOTAL EVENT WINNINGS JESS LOCKWOOD DAKOTA BUTTAR Jose Vitor Leme 1 2,532.50 $416,000.00 The rider who earns the most PBR world This award is given to the Canadian bull Silvano Alves 2 1,142.50 $185,000.00 points during the regular season and five- rider who earns the most world points Jess Lockwood 3 1,025.00 $1,190,500.00 day World Finals. throughout the season. Ryan Dirteater 4 722.50 $75,000.00 Dener Barbosa 5 445.00 $65,000.00 PBR WORLD FINALS EVENT WINNER LANE FROST/BRENT THURMAN AWARD Fabiano Vieira 6 415.00 $61,500.00 JOSE VITOR LEME JOSE VITOR LEME Chase Outlaw 7 405.00 $73,000.00 The winner is the rider who has earned the W/ 94.5 POINTS ON MAGIC TRAIN Stormy Wing 8 300.00 $65,500.00 most PBR world points at World Finals. (JARED ALLEN’S PRO BULL TEAM) Luciano De Castro 9 222.50 $35,500.00 The winner of this award is the bull rider Claudio Montanha Jr. 10 202.50 $36,000.00 PBR ROOKIE OF THE YEAR who receives the highest score during the Kaique Pacheco 11 160.00 $27,500.00 JOSE VITOR LEME PBR World Finals. Sage Kimzey 12 156.66 $8,333.33 The first-year rider on the premier series Cooper Davis 13 152.50 $46,000.00 who accumulates the most PBR world WORLD FINALS BULLFIGHTERS J.W. Harris 13 152.50 $20,500.00 points throughout the regular-season and JESSE BYRNE, SHORTY GORHAM, Brennon Eldred 15 125.00 $18,500.00 PBR World Finals. FRANK NEWSOM, CODY WEBSTER Derek Kolbaba 16 110.00 $50,500.00 Dakota Buttar 16 110.00 $17,000.00 OF THE YEAR ABBI CLASSIC CHAMPION Gage Gay 18 105.00 $14,500.00 CHAD BERGER HIGH TEST Rubens Barbosa 19 94.16 $7,333.33 The winner is determined by a vote of the Mason Lowe 20 85.00 $12,500.00 (TOMMY JULIAN/D&H CATTLE CO.) Top 35 bull riders on the premier series. Eduardo Aparecido 21 36.66 $16,833.33 Cody Teel 22 35.00 $6,500.00 ABBI FUTURITY CHAMPION PBR YETI WORLD CHAMPION BULL J.B. Mauney 22 35.00 $6,500.00 SWEETPRO’S BRUISE AUDACIOUS Cody Nance 24 17.50 $5,500.00 (444 BUCKING BULLS/D&H CATTLE CO.) (D&H CATTLE CO.) Mike Lee 25 7.50 $4,500.00 Candidates for the title are determined Guilherme Marchi 26 5.00 $4,500.00 by a vote of the Top 35 bull riders on the Ramon de Lima 27 $4,500.00 premier series. The winner is the bull with Matt Triplett 28 $4,500.00 the highest average bull score across their Alex Marcilio 29 $0.00 Top 8 outs during the regular season and Taylor Toves 30 $0.00 two outs at World Finals. Stetson Lawrence 31 $4,500.00 Marco Eguchi 32 $4,500.00 YETI BULL OF THE FINALS Joao Ricardo Vieira 33 $5,500.00 SWEETPRO’S BRUISER Koal Livingston 34 $4,500.00 (D&H CATTLE CO.) Shane Proctor $4,500.00 The winner is the bull that earns the Emilio Resende $4,500.00 highest total bull score across two outs at Cody Campbell $4,500.00 the World Finals. Lachlan Richardson $4,500.00 Troy Wilkinson $4,500.00 Fraser Babbington $0.00 Nathan Burtenshaw $0.00 Skeeter Kingsolver $0.00

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