2025 Event Dates and Inaugural Fairfield \u201cNo Speed Limit\u201d Run<\/i><\/b><\/p>\n
Sun Valley Tour de Force, one of the country\u2019s most exhilarating automotive charity events, returns July 17\u201319, 2025. Known for attracting some of the rarest cars in the world and drivers with a passion for giving back, this year\u2019s three-day event will debut a new chapter with the signature \u201cNo Speed Limit\u201d event making its inaugural debut in Fairfield, Idaho.<\/p>\n
The event proudly benefits The Hunger Coalition, a leading nonprofit tackling food insecurity throughout Blaine County. To date, Sun Valley Tour de Force has donated over $2 million to support their work and remains committed to spotlighting the importance of health, dignity, and strengthening the social fabric of our community.<\/span><\/p>\n \u201cWe\u2019re honored to continue as one of the event\u2019s charitable beneficiaries,\u201d said Krista Felton, Director of Philanthropy, for The Hunger Coalition. \u201cWith looming cuts to federal aid programs that are vital to many of the families we serve, coupled with rising food prices and service demands, the impact of this partnership is more important than ever.\u201d<\/p>\n In 2025, SVTdF will expand its giving by naming additional beneficiaries aligned with its mission to support food insecurity and mental health. By broadening our impact, we hope to touch more lives, uplift more families, and make a deeper, lasting difference where it\u2019s needed most.<\/p>\n \u201cOur collaboration with The Hunger Coalition remains central to everything we do,\u201d said Dave Stone, Board Member of Intrepid Events, Inc. \u201cThey understand that hunger is a symptom of deeper systemic issues\u2014and they work to address those issues head-on.\u201d<\/p>\n \u201cBehind every car is a story, a driver, and a commitment to giving back,\u201d said Maya Blix, Executive Director of Intrepid Events, Inc. \u201cWe are especially excited to bring the energy of Tour de Force to Fairfield and to celebrate this milestone with a new high-speed experience.\u201d<\/p>\n For the first time ever, drivers will test their limits on a newly designated closed road in Fairfield \u2014 offering new terrain, elevated excitement, and the same adrenaline-fueled thrill that has defined SVTdF. The expansion represents a bold evolution for the event and a deepened partnership with communities across the region.<\/p>\n \u201cWe are thrilled to welcome Sun Valley Tour de Force to Fairfield,\u201d said Mayor Terry S. Lee. \u201cThis is a unique opportunity for our town to be part of something special, and we look forward to hosting an unforgettable event for car enthusiasts and the local community alike.\u201d<\/p>\n The 2025 Sun Valley Tour de Force will include returning fan-favorite experiences such as the Huckleberry Drive, SVTdF Car Show, and the Cars & Comedy fundraiser \u2014 along with the debut of the Fairfield No Speed Limit Run. With dozens of supercars, exotics, and classic vehicles showcased across the weekend, the experience promises unparalleled moments for attendees and participants alike.<\/p>\n About Sun Valley Tour de Force<\/p>\n Produced by Intrepid Events, Inc., a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Sun Valley Tour de Force creates thrilling experiences that celebrate automotive excellence to support critical community needs. With the support of generous sponsors and donors, SVTdF has become a national destination for drivers and enthusiasts alike.<\/p>\n For updates and details, visit www.sunvalleytourdeforce.com or email info@sunvalleytourdeforce.com. Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" 2025 Event Dates and Inaugural Fairfield \u201cNo Speed Limit\u201d Run Sun Valley Tour de Force, one of the country\u2019s most exhilarating automotive charity events, returns July 17\u201319, 2025. 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