FORT WORTH, Texas – PBR (Professional Bull Riders) today announced the 2025 game schedule for the PBR Camping World Team Series, an elite league of the world’s top bull riders competing in five-on-five bull riding games during a 13-event season.

The 2025 PBR Camping World Team Series season will feature homestand events hosted by each of the 10 teams, plus two multi-day neutral-site events. During the 12-event regular season, each team plays one game per day, totaling 35 games—up from 28 in 2024. Fans will witness all teams competing on each event day, which will now include five 5-on-5 head-to-head games, replacing last season's four games and shootout round.

The season will conclude in Las Vegas for the 2025 PBR Teams Championship when all 10 teams will compete inside T-Mobile Arena from Oct. 24-26, battling through a progressive elimination format to become the 2025 PBR Teams Champions. 

The Nashville Stampede (2022 Champions), Texas Rattlers (2023) and Austin Gamblers (2024) are each riding for a second title. The seven other teams are seeking their first championship. 

This season’s rider draft will be held May 20 in Austin, while the league’s MVPs, Jose Vitor Leme (Austin Gamblers – 2022 and 2023) and John Crimber (Florida Freedom – 2024), both former number one overall draft picks, return to ride for their respective teams during the league’s fourth season. 

The 2025 PBR Teams regular season is comprised of homestand events hosted by each of the league’s ten teams – Arizona Ridge Riders, Austin Gamblers, Carolina Cowboys, Florida Freedom, Kansas City Outlaws, Missouri Thunder, Nashville Stampede, New York Mavericks, Oklahoma Wildcatters and Texas Rattlers – and neutral site games in Anaheim, California and Duluth, Georgia.

Across the season, each team will play four rivalry games, nationally televised on CBS Television Network: 
-    Arizona vs. Oklahoma – Wild Riders Rivalry
-    Austin vs. Texas – Land.com Texas Cup
-    Carolina vs. Nashville – Smoky Mountain Showdown
-    Florida vs. New York – Battle for the Belt 
-    Kansas City vs. Missouri – Show Me Showdown 

The full 175-game schedule is available at pbr.com/game-schedule

“Heading into our league’s fourth season, we’re thrilled with its success,” said Sean Gleason, CEO and Commissioner, PBR. “Fans and competitors have embraced the team concept, the games are dramatic and unpredictable, and riding percentages are at an all-time high. The team concept is connecting with a broader audience by offering an easy-to-follow, team-sport experience: five outs per team, every ride matters, and the highest total score wins. As fans build year-round connections with their teams, this is just the beginning as we continue to grow the sport.”

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