Get ready for the 43rd El Tour de Tucson coming up on Nov. 21. Close to 11,000 cyclists may be in and around the Tucson area and southern Arizona for the big ride. We are alerting every one of the…
Anthony R. Crayton has seen and heard about the impact El Tour de Tucson has in and around the community. It’s a reason why he and the Tucson Army Recruiting Company has decided to be part of the event. “I…
You know their jingle. You see their trucks around town. You know their quality work. The Paint Kings are everywhere and are now part of the El Tour de Tucson family as a sponsor for the Nov. 21, 2026 event.…
Devoted to the promotion of the sport of mountain biking, Sonoran Desert Mountain Bicyclists (SDMB) will be part of El Tour this year. El Tour is excited to have the group of cyclists on Nov. 26. SDMB views mountain biking…
Beyond Foundation is dedicated to improving the health and well being of our community through the use of good science and rational analysis. El Tour is excited to announce the Beyond Foundation will be joining us for this year's annual…
Committed to creating healthy individuals, families, and communities El Tour welcomes The Guidance Center (TGC) to our non profit partners for this year's race! TGC is a non-profit community mental health center with locations serving Flagstaff and Northern Arizona communities.…
It’s almost here – the annual Pima County/El Tour Loop de Loop on Saturday, Sept. 26. It’s more than just a bicycling get-together for local nonprofits. It’s also a celebration as we get ready for the 43rd El Tour de…
With a mission to advance the independence, productivity and full citizenship of people with disabilities El Tour is honored to announce the United Cerebral Palsy of the Inland Empire (UCPIE) will be joining us for the 43rd annual race. UCPIE…
NAMI Southern Arizona has been serving the Tucson community since 1983, providing no-cost mental health advocacy, education and support to all affected by mental illness. This year they will be joining forces with El Tour to help promote their ongoing…
When emergencies happen, communities need more than just first responders. (MRCSA) brings together healthcare professionals and other trained volunteers to strengthen emergency preparedness, support public health efforts and help Southern Arizona communities respond and recover when they need it most.…
