Big payouts, outstanding athletes and historic rodeo arenas are all part of the SMS Equipment Pro Rodeo Tour (Pro Tour), which launches its 2022 season May 26-29 at the Grande Prairie Stompede.

When the curtain opens on the 2021 Canadian Finals Rodeo, it will have been exactly two years since the last Canadian champions were crowned inside Red Deer’s Westerner Park Centrium. And CFR47 may look far different from its predecessor when the light shines through.

To say it’s a “wide open” field when it comes to the competition at this year’s Canadian Finals Rodeo would be an understatement. With only three returning event champions from 2019, just fourteen current and former Canadian title holders on the roster and less than half of the CFR46 competitors back this year—predicting potential champions in 2021 could be a dart throw.

The National Little Britches Association breaks down how the 2020 draws will work for this year's finals.

Check out the full schedule for the 2020 National Little Britches Finals.

There's a long 10 days ahead in Vegas, and the race for No. 1 could change in an instant, but we wanted to figure out just how instantly the lead could change in each of the world title races before round one kicks off tonight.

The 2019 PBR World Finals may have crowned its champion but there are still some major scores to settle in the world of bull riding before the year ends. The PBR Australia Finals kicks off this weekend and the PBR Canada Finals will follow next weekend to decide who reigns supreme in each of those countries.

Five rounds, thousands of dollars, and it all comes down to one more day. Red Deer, Alberta has been treated to phenomenal rodeo action for the past five days and all that's left to do is hand out the Canadian titles after the top competitors in Canada compete just one more time.

43 ladies will descend upon Westerner Park today to compete in the first-ever Canadian Finals Breakaway competition. Hundreds of entries poured in for the new finals at qualifiers throughout Canada, but only the top made it through to the "big show". 

From snazzy suit jackets to sequinned silhouettes, the competitors and family members attending the 2019 Canadian Finals Rodeo Night Of Champions in Red Deer, Alberta were dressed to impressed. For the second year since the finals moved to it's new home, the event was filled with sharp-fitting sport coats, starched jeans, fringe, velvet, embroidery, and more hot western trends.

No matter what happens—if I don’t have a good CFR or if our baby is born during the competition—I hope I remember to enjoy myself. Let’s face it: I’m pretty fortunate to have another shot at the Canadian title.

We think we have a pretty good handle on who’s riding hot, who’s roping fast, and whose barrel horse is going to tear up the ground at Westerner Park in Red Deer, Alberta, but at FloRodeo we love good, healthy, smack-talking with your friends' competition. So we want YOU to draft a 2019 Canadian Finals Rodeo dream team to go up against our picks, to see just how savvy our CFR rodeo fans truly are.

We're counting down to the 2019 Canadian Finals Rodeo by reliving all of the CPRA action on FloRodeo each weekend leading up to Canada's pinnacle professional rodeo event. We're moving to No. 2 on the countdown: The Dawson Creek Stampede.

We're counting down to the 2019 Canadian Finals Rodeo by reliving all of the CPRA action on FloRodeo each weekend leading up to Canada's pinnacle professional rodeo event. We're moving to No. 1 on the countdown: The Armstrong IPE & Stampede.

We're counting down to the 2019 Canadian Finals Rodeo by reliving all of the CPRA action on FloRodeo each weekend leading up to Canada's pinnacle professional rodeo event. We're moving to No. 4 on the countdown: The Pile O'Bones Rodeo in Regina, Saskatchewan.