PBR New Stories

Opry’ frightens Justin McBride more than bull ride
[Aug. 14, 2009] Climbing on the back of an angry, snorting 1,900-pound bull never worried Justin McBride. This walking-on-a-stage thing scares him a little, though.

Cooper ramps up bull riding sponsorship
[Aug. 13, 2009] Cooper Tire & Rubber Co. will sponsor a three-person team that will compete in the Professional Bull Riders 2009 Built Ford Tough Series. Cooper has been a Professional Bull Riders sponsor since 2008.

WATCH EXCLUSIVE FULL EVENT COVERAGE OF THIS WEEKEND’S
[Aug. 8, 2009] Introducing PBR.TV at the Ross Coleman Invitational. The event donates to the Make-A-Wish Foundation, as will the PBR from money raised from the online broadcast. By Courtesy of PBR

Dirteater from Hulbert, Oklahoma, calls riding bulls a young man’s sport
[Jul. 24, 2009] With a name like Dirteater, it’s very difficult to stay away from some good-natured ribbing, especially if your chosen trade is riding bulls. By Jeff Brucculeri

The Q&A with Guilherme Marchi, Professional Bull Rider defending world champion
[Jul. 24, 2009] Jenni Carlson Asks Guilherme Marchi: You’re from Sao Paulo, Brazil, and I have to tell you, bull riding isn’t the first thing that comes to mind when I think about that area of the world. By Jenni Carlson

Half Way To PBR Summer Party
[Jul. 20, 2009] Friday Night June 24, 2009, Join PBR Summer Party featuring Justin McBride and more...... By Courtsey PBR

PBR leader shows he's ready after injury heals
[Jul. 20, 2009] After facing three bulls at two lower tier Professional Bull Riders shows July 10-12, world title race leader Kody Lostroh said his riding arm injury has mended. Lostroh said he experienced no overly alarming problems after being sidelined for two months with a torn tendon in his left elbow. By Brett Hoffman

CFD Rodeo Competition Underway Results and More
[Jul. 18, 2009] CHEYENNE, Wyo. – Lonnie Carpenter might be the happiest cowboy at the 113th annual Cheyenne Frontier Days Rodeo.

PBR's Flint Rasmussen Ready For Tulsa
[Jul. 17, 2009] TULSA, OK -- The toughest sport on earth is in town for the weekend. It's the world's rankest bulls versus the best riders at the BOK Center. But, that's not the only entertainment to be found on the arena floor. The Professional Bull Riders' entertainer is known for his singing, dancing, and comedy during the sport's rare slow spots.

PBR Challenge keeping ticket prices low for its fans
[Jul. 17, 2009] SULPHUR SPRINGS, Texas – Producers of one of the premier sporting events to hit this region are reaching out to the people of east Texas.

When the Texas Heritage National Bank PBR Challenge arrives at the Hopkins County Regional Civic Center on Aug 21-22, coming with it is an entertainment value that is just hard to beat.

Bullrider is eager for Tulsa PBR event
[Jul. 17, 2009] RYAN DIRTEATER SAID "those guys were too big for me" in high school football. But, he apparently has no problem whatsoever in tangling with a 2,000-pound bull. "Well, the point is to stay on the back of that bull so he can't get to you," said Dirteater. Dirteater, a 20-year-old cowboy from Hulbert, is one of the best young riders in the Professional Bullriders Association and will ride in the PBR U.S. Border Patrol Invitational opening Friday at the BOK Center.

Texas Heritage National Bank PBR Challenge – Sulphur Springs, Texas
[Jul. 17, 2009] SULPHUR SPRINGS, Texas – Every day, businesses and organizations face numerous obstacles, and the tough economic times aren’t making things any easier. These economic challenges also create opportunity.For east Texans, that opportunity is created by the partnership between the Hopkins County Regional Civic Center and the TwoBulls Group, producers of the Professional Bull Riders event in signing a five-year agreement to keep the PBR in Sulphur Springs through the year 2013. By Ted Harbin

Civic Center signs deal to keep PBR in town for five years
[Jul. 17, 2009] SULPHUR SPRINGS, Texas – Fans in Hopkins County made a statement when they sold out the final performance of the PBR Challenge in 2008. Just this summer, the organizers behind this terrific event made another statement when the Hopkins County Regional Civic Center and the TwoBulls Group signed a five-year agreement to bring the PBR back to Sulphur Springs through 2013.

Professional Bull Riders Brought the Action to Salinas Tonight
[Jul. 16, 2009] Salinas, CA - July 16, 2009- The Professional Bull Riding US Smokeless Tobacco Challenger Tour event held on Wednesday July 15th was a crowd pleaser as almost 5,000 people witnessed man versus beast at it’s best. Forty-two of the top professional bull riders in the US gathered at the Salinas Sports Complex to hang on for 8 seconds for their shot to win part of the $35,000 purse. By Mandy Roth