Frequently Asked Questions

 

How does SVTdF give back to the community?

Supporting charitable organizations has always been at the heart of Sun Valley Tour de Force. The event has donated millions for charity, bringing together automotive enthusiasts in support of organizations addressing food insecurity, mental health programs, and other essential needs across the Wood River Valley and beyond.

In 2026, our commitment continues. This year’s gathering brings together a curated group of drivers, sponsors, volunteers and guests - people who share a passion for driving and giving back. Funds raised throughout the weekend help support charitable partners and programs that make a meaningful difference in our community.

Will there be a No Speed Limit event in 2026?

The No Speed Limit event at Phantom Hill will not take place in 2026.

SVTdF continues to celebrate the spirit of driving through a number of automotive experiences throughout the weekend, including scenic drives and a curated driving experience for registered participants. These experiences honor the passion, performance, and community that have always defined Sun Valley Tour de Force.

What driving experiences are part of the weekend?

The weekend includes the Huckleberry Drive from Ketchum to Stanley, one of Idaho’s most scenic drives.

Guests will also take part in a 7-mile scenic drive leading into the SVTdF Car Show. This route winds from Ketchum through Sun Valley and Elkhorn, finishing in the heart of downtown Ketchum, where vehicles are staged for the event.

In addition, a curated driving experience for registered participants will take place during the weekend. This private event is designed to showcase the incredible roads and landscapes of the region while offering a memorable experience for drivers and their guests.

Is the event becoming private or invite-only?

No. SVTdF continues to offer a mix of public events and more intimate experiences.

Events such as the SVTdF Car Show, the Huckleberry Drive, and the Cars & Comedy Fundraiser Dinner remain open to the public, while certain portions of the weekend are invitation-only in order to create a more curated experience for participants and supporters.

Will there still be a public car show?

Yes. The SVTdF Car Show will take place in downtown Ketchum on Friday, July 24 from 5–8 PM. Spectators are welcome to come enjoy an incredible lineup of cars, music, food, and the lively atmosphere of the weekend.

Are spectators allowed?

Yes. Spectators are welcome to attend the SVTdF Car Show, as well as experience the scenic drive arriving into downtown Ketchum on Friday evening, where up to 150 extraordinary vehicles will line the streets. This is a free spectator event – bring all of your friends and family!

When will event tickets go on sale?

Event tickets will go on sale May 5 at 9:00 AM on our website.  Many events have limited capacity, so we encourage guests to purchase tickets early.