Its the race that never was – not just for runners in Utah, but for thousands across the country. Races have become an increasingly favorite pastime for many Americans, especially when the organization hosting the race makes it fun. Running through the gauntlet of spectators throwing paint on participants (the Color Run) is one variation on the theme, and the 5k Foam Fest – where runners wade through waist-high fields of foam, army-crawl through mud pits, climb mass walls and fly down slip n’ slides– is another. Its the latter of the races, or rather, the lack of race, that has Round House Racing, a Utah-based company, in possible need of a Utah business bankruptcy attorney. Round House Racing canceled their Foam Fest at the last minute, inciting dismay and anger from race participants who had already paid and registered to run the race. And now, the company is no where to be found. David Ballard, owner of the company, declined to participate in an interview according to Fox13 News, but reported over the phone that “there weren’t enough people registering for the races to outweigh the cost of doing the events.” Runners in the race are flexible, but its the lack of a refund that has some piping mad. An apology on the 5k Foam Fest website, to customers who prepaid up to $100, stated that the company “no longer has staff or funds, and will not be able to respond to individual emails or phone calls.” #utahbusinessbankruptcyattorney #utahlawyer
Posted on: Wed, 10 Sep 2014 14:06:20 +0000
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