John Crimber had no scores across the board this weekend, nearing the 8 seconds on both Oakie and Fierce’s Dirtnap (6.87 & 7.28). Crimber holds tightly to that coveted #1 spot in the UTB Standings with 318 total points, and $114,425 won.
Kaique Pacheco matched with Skippy in Round 1 for an 86.25 score, and is sitting 19th in the UTB Standings with 48 points.
John Crimber has now won 2/3 UTB events of the season, and claimed the St.Louis title back to back 23/24. In the first round John rode Mighty Mike for 89.25 points, and won the second round with a 91.25 point ride on Whiskey Trip. This took Crimber to the Championship Round where he would ride UTX BezTex Smokestack for 91.50 to take home $54,075 and be sitting as the number one man in the UTB Standings.
John Crimber proved to us that he indeed is still human, with no scores across the board in Ontario, CA, it sure wasn’t because of a lack of try. Crimber still holds on to the number one spot in the UTB Standings – recently breaking more records as the youngest athlete to earn 1 million in PBR history.
Daylon Swearingen went to battle on a bull called War Train in Round 1, and unfortunately lost the fight. Swearingen currently sits 21st in the UTB standings.
Kaique Pacheco matched with Bad Bad Bull in Round 1 for an 87.75 score, and 4th in the round. Pacheco would then go 86.25 points in Round 2 on I’m Him, to gain 32.00 points and $3,300 and be sitting 16th in the UTB standings.
Daylon Swearingen rode 1 of 4 bulls placing 3rd in round 4; he finished 10th in the event aggregate earned $24,000 and 54 standings points. Daylon held onto 15th place in the PBR World Standings with 461 points. Over the course of the season he won four event rounds, competed in seven event championship rounds, had three top 5 finishes, and seven top 10’s.
Eli Vastbinder earned his 4th World Finals qualification (2021 – 2024) but was unable to compete due to injuries. He was officially listed as an injured qualifier and now that the WF event is over he finished his season 44th in the PBR World standings with 105.83 points.
Silvano Alves rode 2 of 4 bulls, placing 6th in rounds 2 and 4. It turned out to be a fitting end for the 3-time World Champion as he made it known afterwards that he will retire from the PBR UTB schedule and focus on PBR Teams moving forward. Silvano finished 6th in the event aggregate, earned $37,000 and 144 standings points. He finishes his final regular season 22ndin the PBR World standings; a 19-position improvement from the start of the event with 288.50 points. Alves competed in 3 event championship rounds, had one top 5 finish and four top 10’s.