For the second straight night, the PBR World Finals – Eliminations in Cowtown Coliseum was dominated by cowboys making their first or second World Finals appearance.

Meanwhile, the Top 2 bull riders in the World, Dalton Kasel and Brady Fielder, have remained shut out.

Guiton Wins First Career World Finals Round, Goes to Lead in Eliminations

Clay Guiton continued his surge up the PBR World Standings on Friday night by riding Eyes on Me for 91.25 points to get the Round 2 win in Fort Worth. With it, he is now No. 5 in the World, up from No. 11 at the beginning of the World Finals and No. 30 in late March.

“It just boosts your confidence to know you’re a Top 5 guy in the world, but that’s where I know I’m supposed to be,” Guiton said. “I know I should be there, and that’s where I’ve been thinking I should be all year.”

Guiton is 2-for-2 so far in PBR World Finals – Eliminations and leads the Average with 178 points on two. The 19-year-old rode 50 percent of his bulls in 2025 and is confident heading into Round 3.

“At this point, I really don’t care (what I draw),” Guiton said. “I feel like they could load any of them and I could ride ‘em right now.”

John Crimber Keeps Pace, Sits Second After Covering Another Bull

As No. 1 Dalton Kasel and No. 2 Brady Fielder search for their first qualified ride, No. 3 John Crimber is now 2-for-2 and quickly making up ground.

On Friday, Crimber was 89.25 points on Walk Hard to take second in Round 2, giving him 108 event points through the first two nights of action.

Heading into Round 3, he trails Kasel by 375 points and Fielder by 249. Kaiden Loud won the World Finals – Eliminations in 2024 and tallied 379 points in total.

Quick Draw

Only 12 riders have made the whistle at least once and only five have done so twice.

Clay Guiton’s 91.25-point ride was just the second 90+ Point Ride in two years of World Finals – Eliminations history.

Dating back to 2024, John Crimber has ridden four in a row during World Finals – Eliminations and won three rounds.

Hudson Bolton is third in the World Finals – Eliminations Aggregate. He has matched Guiton as the biggest mover in the World Standings so far, going from No. 26 to No. 20 in two days.

World Standings Leaders

1. Dalton Kasel – 1,258.00
2. Brady Fielder – 1,132.00
3. John Crimber – 883.00
4. Sage Steele Kimzey – 768.25
5. Clay Guiton – 711.00
6. Luciano De Castro – 691.83
7. Paulo Eduardo Rossetto – 690.25
8. Cort McFadden – 678.08
9. Keyshawn Whitehorse – 672.00
10. Andrew Alvidrez – 600.75

World Finals – Eliminations Leaders

1. Clay Guiton, 86.75-91.25-178.00, 117 Points.
2. John Crimber, 88-89.25-177.25, 108 Points.
3. Hudson Bolton, 88-88.75-176.75, 104 Points.
4. Koltin Hevalow, 87.5-87-174.50, 72 Points.
5. Jose Vitor Leme, 85-87.5-172.50, 56 Points.
6. Keyshawn Whitehorse, 0-88-88.00, 40 Points.
(tie). Kaiden Loud, 88-0-88.00, 60 Points.
8. Adriano Salgado, 87.25-0-87.25, 36 Points.
9. Julio Cesar Marques, 87-0-87.00, 32 Points.
10. Derek Kolbaba, 0-86.25-86.25, 28 Points.