Silvano Alves Updates

Silvano Alves rode 2 of 3 bulls and qualified for his 3^rd event championship round.  He placed T – 13/14^th in round 1, T – 10/11^th in round 2, and finished seventh overall in the event.  Silvano earned 23.50 points and remains 26^th in the PBR World Standings with 81.50 points.

Silvano Alves went 0 for 2 over the weekend and fell short of qualifying for round 3 based on his UTB standings position.  Silvano fell six positions to 26^th in the PBR World Standings with 58 points.

Silvano Alves sat this past weekend out.  One of the new rules PBR has instituted this season is that riders can opt out of a select few events this year if they so choose.  Silvano is currently 20^th in the PBR World Standings with 58 points.

Silvano Alves rode 1 of 3 bulls, and the lone ride secured his second top ten finish of the season.  He placed 3^rd in round 1 and that score qualified him for the event championship round, he finished T – 9^th overall in the event and earned 20 world standings points.  Silvano improved to 17^th in the PBR World Standings with 58 points.

Silvano Alves rode 2 of 4 bulls and secured his first top ten finish of the season.  He placed 9^th in round 1, and 5^th in round 2.  He qualified for his first event championship round, finished 9^th overall in the event and earned 29 world standings points.  Silvano improved to 19^th in the PBR World Standings with 38 points.

Silvano Alves returned to competition and rode 1 of 2 bulls in St. Louis.  With his lone ride in round 2 (11^th place finish), Silvano earned 9 standings points and finished 17^th overall in the event.  He is currently 27^th in the PBR World Standings with those 9 points.

Silvano Alves did not compete in Tucson, and is scheduled to start his UTB season in St. Louis. But not before competing in the PBR Canada National Finals next weekend in Edmonton, AB.

Silvano Alves will start his 2024 campaign in St. Louis as well, as he is currently in Brazil and will return mid to late November.  Fresh off the heels of a 3^rd place finish in the PBR Teams MVP standings the veteran Alves is healthy and ready to start the season and improve on his 21^stplace finish in 2023.  Alves rode 16 of 29 attempts for Nashville; this 55.17% riding percentage was his highest sustained success rate since the 2014 UTB season, his third world championship year.