The 7th Annual Sun Valley Tour de Force will be held on n July 18 – 20, 202. This will be a weekend of epic proportions for car lovers of all ages.

The signature event of the weekend is the ‘NO SPEED LIMIT’ high speed runs at Phantom Hill. Located in the heart of the Sawtooth National Recreation Area, 3.2 miles of state highway becomes a no-speed limit zone. For one day only, drivers are allowed to put their machines to the ultimate test. To date, the fastest speed on record is a Bugatti Chiron achieving 253.01mph. Drivers come from all over the country and beyond, it’s truly an experience of a lifetime. Eight events take place over the course of three days.

Additional weekend events include scenic drives, a curated Car Show, hosted sponsor events and a live auction fundraiser; Cars & Comedy. The weekend raises funds for The Hunger Coalition, a 501(c)(3).

Events:

The SVTdF Car Show – Friday July 19, 5pm – 8pm at Festival Meadow:

The SVTdF Car Show is a highly anticipated event with supercars, classics, and collectibles on display. Both participants of the SVTdF high-speed event and any proud collector are welcome to participate. Up to 200 cars are invited to enter the Show. This event offers a chance for spectators to check out sponsor cars, purchase SVTdF merchandise, and enjoy local food and beverage specialties. Guests will be entertained with commentary from Peter Bush, veteran radio personality, and SVTdF Car Show advisor, Max Monahan. The SVTdF Car Show is FREE for spectators to attend.
To register your car in the show, keep an eye out for updates on www.sunvalleytourdeforce.com/

‘NO SPEED LIMIT’ High Speed Runs at Phantom Hill – Saturday, July 20

The Saturday high speed runs take place approximately 15 miles north of Ketchum, in the scenic Sawtooth National Recreation Area (SNRA). This land is regulated and governed by the Forest Service and therefore has limited access to Sun Valley Tour de Force. SVTdF reminds folks who want to view the runs that they must follow all guidelines from law enforcement, event officials, and volunteers. It’s important to follow all safety precautions during the event, including staying 300 feet from the road when cars are running at top speed.

SVTdF is permitted to close a four-mile stretch of Highway 75 from 7:30am-3pm on Saturday, July 22^nd for a maximum of 20 minutes at one time. When the road is hot, (participating cars traveling at high speeds on the road) it will be closed to North and South traffic. Once the road is open, cars will be allowed to travel through going both directions.

Spectators are allowed to view the event from Phantom Hill, there will not be any hosted restrooms, tents, bleachers, food trucks, or any services in this area. No parking is allowed on Highway 75 on the four-mile permitted stretch of highway.

For more information visit www.sunvalleytourdeforce.com or email questions to info@sunvalleytourdeforce.com