Os escudos do clube ao longo dos anos são um caso a parte. O time vive trocando de escudo, ora representando um touro, em clara alusão à atividade que movimenta a economia da cidade, o Rodeio, ora representando o brasão do município. No último domingo, acompanhei pela Rede Vida o jogo BEC x Américo Brasiliense e notei que a nova camisa, fabricada pela Pro-X, novamente apresentava um novo escudo, bem como a volta da cor vermelha ao uniforme. A camisa abaixo, fabricada pela MP Sports é da temporada anterior, em que o BEC novamente falhou em conseguir o acesso à Série A3 do Campeonato Paulista. Torço para que o Touro do Vale tenha uma melhor sorte nesse ano. English readers The city of Barretos, in São Paulo State, Brazil, is better known for the annual Rodeo Fest that modifies the routine of its residents, but also has a traditional football club, although disputes only the lower divisions of São Paulo State Championship. Currently in B1 Series,(or Second Division, which in practice equals to the fourth division of the State Championship), "BEC", or "Bull Valley", as it's called by fans, was founded in 1960 from the fusion of two teams: "Barretos Futebol Clube" and "Fortaleza Futebol Clube". The club badge modified a lot through the years. Sometimes it represents a bull, an allusion to the activity that drives the economy of the city, sometimes it represents Barretos coat of arms. Last Sunday I saw on TV Barretos x Américo Brasiliense and noticed that the shirt has a new badge again!! And the return of red colours too. The shirt below, manufactured by MP Sports, is from previous season, in which BEC failed to obtain access to A3 Series again. I hope they have better luck this year!