In rodeo competitions, what is a 'go-round'?

In rodeo competitions, a 'go-round' refers to an event that involves all competitors participating in a specific category of competition, such as barrel racing, bull riding, or roping. Each contestant takes their turn, and their individual performances determine their scores, which are typically measured based on time or points.

This format allows all competitors an equal opportunity to showcase their skills before any further eliminations or qualifications take place. The overall performance in the go-round can influence whether a competitor advances to subsequent rounds or the finals and can also contribute to overall standings for events that may have multiple rounds.

The other options do not accurately capture the definition of a go-round, as it's not primarily about elimination (which refers to a knockout style of competition), nor is it limited to finals or warm-up events, both of which serve different purposes in the context of rodeo events.