2017 Livingston Classic PBR

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Professional bull riding rodeo fans will be on the edge of their seats while watching the excitement unfold during the 2017 Livingston Classic PBR event at the Park County Fairgrounds on August 5. The Livingston Classic is considered a premier event in Montana and attracts a sell out crowd. The best 35 bull riders from around the globe will be competing in the event. Montana’s own Jess Lockwood, Matt Triplett and Nevada Newman are among the contestants riding in the Saturday night contest.
History of the PBR
The Professional Bull Riding organization was established 23 years ago when 20 bull riders dreamed of transforming the sport into an international event. In a little over two decades, the dangerous sport has taken the world by storm. More than 100 million fans watch professional bull riding competitions each year while attending live events or catching the action on network television. Since its inception, the PBR has given more than $100 million in prize money to the top competitors. Boasting winnings of more than $5.5 million during his career, Justin McBride is one of 24 cowboys earning more than one million by winning the event.
Livingston Classic Tickets
General and reserve seating tickets for the Livingston Classic are available at the Livingston Classic PBR website at www.livingstonclassicpbr.com/. Tickets may be printed or obtained at the fairgrounds ticket office. General admission tickets are also available at the Livingston Chamber of Commerce Office, at Murdoch’s or the Spur Line.
The fairgrounds gates open at 5:30 P.M. on the 5th. The show and professional bull riding events begin at 7:00 P.M. Food, beverage and merchandise vendors will be at the fairgrounds. Public facilities are also available throughout the PBR event.
About Livingston, MT
The community lies in the southwestern region of Montana along the Yellowstone River and just north of Yellowstone National Park. From its historic downtown area to the backdrop of the majestic mountains, Livingston exudes a charming Western heritage. The quiet, little town was once home to Calamity Jane. Biking, hiking and horseback riding are common outdoor recreations here along with fly-fishing. Today, attractions include the Fly Fishing Discovery Center, the Livingston Depot Museum and the Yellowstone Gateway Museum.
Livingston Rodeo Media Coverage
In the event that rodeo fans are unable to attend the event, the Cowboy Lifestyle Network will be on hand to provide up to date coverage. Find the latest news on their website. The Ak-Chin Indian Community, Earnhardt Auto Centers and Papa John’s Road Team will also provide media coverage.[/vc_column_text][vc_masonry_media_grid grid_id=”vc_gid:1500502023713-8fcd6757-92e6-5″ include=”36319,36323,36320,36321,36322″][vc_single_image image=”27253″ img_size=”full” alignment=”center” >