Get ready for an unforgettable weekend where world-class cars meet breathtaking Idaho scenery! Sun Valley Tour de Force brings together passionate car enthusiasts from across the country—united by a love of automotive excellence and a shared commitment to giving back to our community.

What’s New for 2026

After years away, the SVTdF Car Show returns to its downtown Ketchum home. The festivities kick off with a scenic 7-mile drive through Sun Valley and Elkhorn before participating showcase vehicles wind back into Ketchum to stage along the downtown streets. Supercars, classics, and private collector vehicles line the heart of Ketchum in one of the weekend’s most celebrated events, drawing thousands of spectators who come to see the cars up close, grab SVTdF
merchandise, and enjoy local food and drinks. Music fills the afternoon while Peter Bush, veteran radio personality, delivers live commentary throughout. Open to all spectators, free of charge.

Friday’s Breakfast at Apples moves to Apples Bar & Grill in Warm Springs, a cherished local favorite tucked alongside the Warm Springs ski lift. Drivers, sponsors, and local guests are invited to gather over a beautiful spread before the day’s adventures begin.

2026 Event Schedule

Friday, July 24

• Breakfast at Apples, Apples Bar & Grill & Huckleberry Drive from Ketchum to Stanley | 9 am – 2 pm
• SVTdF Car Show in downtown Ketchum (spectators are free) | 5 – 8 pm

Saturday, July 25

• Cars & Comedy Fundraiser Dinner & Live Auction, Limelight Hotel | 6 – 10 pm

Tickets Information at www.sunvalleytourdeforce.com/tickets

Additional information and details at www.sunvalleytourdeforce.com

Intrepid Events, Inc., d/b/a Sun Valley Tour de Force, is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that creates unique events to engage visitors and locals to the Wood River Valley. The organization raises funds to support local charities making a difference in the community. Proceeds from the weekend support local and regional nonprofits, reinforcing SVTdF’s commitment to meaningful, lasting impact in the Wood River Valley and beyond.