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GALLERY: Down and dirty at the Ferrum mud challenge

The first race kicked off at 8am, which entailed a 5 kilometre track on the school's sports fields with about 20 obstacles in between.

Ferrum High School, hosted a Mud Challenge on Saturday, August 5.

The idea was inspired by the well known and popular Jeep Warrior Race. Last year was a great success and this year the event certainly proved to be bigger and better.

The first race kicked off at 8am, which entailed a 5 kilometre track on the school’s sports fields with about 20 obstacles in between.

These obstacles included mud-pits that participants has to get through.

Members could participate in three categories:

– Serious

– Junior and,

– Fun.

Great prizes were up for grabs as mud busters conquered the mud challenge and raced towards the finish line.

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