Kaskar Race 2026

Layer Configuration: Pack 2 layers in a staggered (brick-like) pattern to avoid gaps.
High-Risk Zones: At the start, turns, and finish — add a third layer or a thick “buffer” 2–3 bales deep.
Tie Down: Use ratchet straps or ropes to tie bundles of 3–5 bales; anchor with wooden posts or water-filled barriers behind the bales.
Visibility: Leave gaps for ramps, transitions, and emergency access; mark clearly with cones and tape.
Material Choice: Straw is cheaper and dries faster than hay. Cover wet bales with tarps before the event.

Since our CPF is mostly volunteer-driven and often underfunded, we rely on donations and fundraising to support our activities.

Here are the key reasons we raise funds:

Greater Mossel Bay CPF's Kaskar Race 2026

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