What is the requirement for qualifying for the world championship in Bareback Bronc riding?

The requirement for qualifying for the world championship in Bareback Bronc riding is based on being the highest money earner at the end of the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo (WNFR). This means that the overall performance of a rider throughout the rodeo season culminates in their ability to earn the most money, demonstrating not only skill but also consistency in competing across various events.

The emphasis is on financial earnings as a clear and objective measure of success in the sport. Contestants accumulate earnings based on their performances in multiple rodeos throughout the season, and those with the highest earnings at the end of the WNFR are considered to have demonstrated the peak level of competition necessary to claim the world champion title. This system rewards sustained success rather than a singular standout performance, making it a more reliable indicator of a rider's overall ability in the sport.