2016 Warrior Dash Obstacle Collapse On October 9, 2016, a climbing obstacle known as the "Diesel Dome" collapsed during a Warrior Dash event at the West Feliciana Parish Sports Park, located approximately 30 miles from Baton Rouge, Louisiana.

According to Chief Deputy State Fire Marshal Brant Thompson, when boards became detached from the main frame during the event, organizers attempted minor repairs rather than closing the obstacle.

As of July 31, 2019, Red Frog events is no longer a company and has cancelled all Warrior Dash races and ceased operations.

The inaugural Warrior Dash took place on July 18, 2009, in Joliet, Illinois, at CPX Sports with 2,000 participants.

[4] As of July 31, 2019, Red Frog Events announced that it will cease operations and all scheduled races were cancelled.

Other races have attempted to fill the gap by offering free admission for those registered for a Warrior Dash that was cancelled.

Registration for Warrior Dash takes place online prior to deadlines put forth by Red Frog Events.

According to the National Association of Sports Commissions (NASC), direct spending on average by Warrior Dash attendees from one event is $4.5 million.

Indianapolis-based PROS Consulting LLC has estimated an impact of $4,875,392 from participants, as well as 168 jobs created from tourist spending.

[10] As of July 31, 2019, Red Frog events announced their closure and has cancelled all Warrior Dash races and ceased operations.