Robert Chorost knows a thing or two about elite cycling and the Tucson community. He’s been a strong advocate in each over the years. For many years, in fact, in as much as he’s ridden bicycles at an elite level…
Owners James Lorentzen and wife, Rachele, are excited to be back at El Tour de Tucson. Those on e-bikes are just as thrilled. Those e-bikes are a bigger part of El Tour as they participate in the ride for the…
The National Cancer Coalition (NOCC) has been around for more than 30 years. El Tour has been around 40 years. What a perfect situation for each to be out trying to promote healthy living through cycling. It is why Team…
Paula Hecht will be there at the 40th El Tour de Tucson ready to cheer the cyclists on. She’s been there and done that a couple of times. She’ll be back on Nov. 18 when more than 8,500 cyclists are…
The International Rescue Committee returns for another year with El Tour de Tucson. In many ways, IRC is a lot like El Tour, given El Tour helps those locally and internationally. From near and far, El Tour has non-profit partnerships…
EasterSeals Blake Foundation has been with El Tour through the years and has been a great non-profit partner. Side by side, El Tour and EasterSeals have joined to help so many through the years. Once again, they are back along…
Since the inception of Law Matters Live Weekly Radio Show, they’ve always had an eye on El Tour de Tucson. They are all about safety in Tucson. Now, seven years later they are part of the iconic ride, which will…
The third time – year – will be a charm! We love seeing Courtney’s Courage back for year No. 3 at El Tour. They are an inspiring organization that provides assistance for children being treated for pediatric cancer and support…
We’re inching closer to 60 non-profit partners for El Tour de Tucson. It’s going to be big this year. One of them is Children's Tumor Foundation's NF Endurance. And they are looking for riders to help make a difference in…
Dr. Christopher Bailey has been an on-again, off-again cyclist through the years. Now, he’s on again, thankfully after a few years. He admits he’s no pro, but he’s also no novice, either. He’s more of a mountain bike cyclist than…