Thousands descended upon Straddleline Raceway last Saturdayfor the Dirty Dash, a three mile obstacle course covered in soil, mud and water. The race is held in various locations throughout the United States and a portion of the proceeds are often donated to local charity organizations.Photos by Mike Stolp-Smith.Published on August 6, 2012
The final obstacle was a massive mud-hole. Naturally, tackling ensued.
The final obstacle was a massive mud-hole. Naturally, tackling ensued.
The final obstacle was a massive mud-hole. Naturally, tackling ensued.
The final obstacle was a massive mud-hole. Naturally, tackling ensued.
The final obstacle was a massive mud-hole. Naturally, tackling ensued.
The final obstacle was a massive mud-hole. Naturally, tackling ensued.
Course volunteers run through a wall of water dispensed by a large water truck to help re-mud the course.
Course volunteers run through a wall of water dispensed by a large water truck to help re-mud the course.
A large pond obstacle was a bit smelly for some.
A large pond obstacle was a bit smelly for some.
A large pond obstacle was a bit smelly for some.
Some stop to mess with their friends, which is encouraged.
The first obstacle, a large mud puddle, slips up a runner.
Many people came in teams. Here’s a participant from the Mudvengers.
The race begins. The participants enjoy a brief last moment of being clean before the first obstacles.
The race begins. The participants enjoy a brief last moment of being clean before the first obstacles.
The race begins. The participants enjoy a brief last moment of being clean before the first obstacles.
The race begins. The participants enjoy a brief last moment of being clean before the first obstacles.
The race begins. The participants enjoy a brief last moment of being clean before the first obstacles.
The race begins. The participants enjoy a brief last moment of being clean before the first obstacles.
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