
Jose Vitor Leme sets PBR Teams ride streak record
NXTbets Pro | Published On: September 7, 2026
Leme streak
Jose Vitor Leme kept raising the bar in PBR Teams. He set a league record with his 12th consecutive ride and became the only rider in PBR Teams history to put together four straight 3-for-3 events. That kind of run stands out in a sport built on short bursts and narrow margins, and it put Leme at the center of Austin’s weekend. The Gamblers had help around him, too. Sage Steele Kimzey rode successfully for Austin against Missouri, and Vinicius Pinheiro Correa also rode successfully. Those rides added to Austin’s effort in the matchup. Leme’s streak gave the weekend a clear individual storyline inside the team slate. Every ride mattered, and he kept extending a record that now belongs to him alone.
Austin Gamblers
Austin used that effort to beat the Missouri Thunder 261.5-256.6 in Ridgedale, Missouri, and the result kept Missouri from finishing a perfect weekend at home. For Missouri, the loss ended that chance at perfection. For Austin, the victory added another result to a weekend defined by successful rides. In a format where one ride can flip a game, Austin left Ridgedale with the win.
Weekend results
The rest of the PBR Teams slate kept the race tight. The Arizona Ridge Riders defeated the Kansas City Outlaws. The New York Mavericks beat the Florida Freedom. The Oklahoma Wildcatters edged the Carolina Cowboys in the longest game in PBR Teams history, a result that gave the matchup its own place in the league record book. The Texas Rattlers outlasted the Nashville Stampede. Nashville still finished the weekend first in the standings, narrowly ahead of Missouri, which underscored how little separated the top teams after the latest round of rides. The weekend showed how quickly momentum can change from one arena to the next, with Austin taking a key win, Missouri coming up short at home and several other teams leaving with results that kept the table crowded. PBR Teams was scheduled to resume in Anaheim, where the next round of rides would add another layer to a tightly packed season.