Overview

The Federacion Mexicana de Rodeo is the brainchild of Diego González Fernández. Fernández created the event to protect, support and promote the rugged Western lifestyle that’s been embraced by many of the cowboys and cowgirls in Mexico. Founded in Chihuahua, Mexico, the organization quickly linked with the PRCA Pro Rodeo circuit. Ever since, the two organizations have been some of the sport’s biggest advocates, ensuring the sport of rodeo stays alive and well, and reminding the world that the cowboy lifestyle crosses many cultural borders.

Why This Rodeo?

The PRCA Federacion Mexicana de Rodeo stands out for being the rare event that highlights professional cowboys and cowgirls that thrive in the heart of Mexico. These are the state of Mexico’s best of the best, as well as top contenders from across North America, and you’ll see them compete in bareback riding, tie-down roping, steer wrestling, saddle bronc riding, team roping and bull riding. These stars will use the competitions to earn top marks and qualify for this year’s Wrangler National Finals taking place in Las Vegas this December.

Coverage

If you can’t be at the event, rest assured you still have access. Pro rodeo coverage is an important aspect of every event, from the Helldorado Days to the Wrangler National Finals and, of course, the Federacion Mexicana de Rodeo. You can bet the Cowboy Lifestyle Network will be on hand. Cowboy Lifestyle Network is the leading online community and resource for everything rodeo. You can also expect that the Ak-Chin Indian Community and Earnhardt Auto Centers Road Team will be brining you updates on Social Media as the event unfolds. In the world of pro rodeo, CLN is working hard to make sure every cowboys and cowgirls around the world have access to experience all the action-packed highlights.