The Aventador is Lamborghini's flagship vehicle, equipped with a 6.5-liter V-12 engine that produces an astonishing 700 hp and 509 lb-ft of torque. The Lamborghini Aventador is capable of hitting 0-60 mph in just 2.9 seconds, with a standing quarter mile in just 10.5 seconds and a top speed of 217 mph.

With 740 horsepower capable of taking the Aventador S up to 217 MPH, and the most advanced driving dynamics technology available, Lamborghini has proven that the only limits are the ones we set for ourselves. To understand what both the car and driver are capable of requires just a few laps of Exotics Racing’s track.

The wait is over! One of the most anticipated cars has arrived to Exotics Racing^®; the all-new Porsche 911 GT3. One thing is clear already: the new 911 GT3 is going to change its driver. With outstanding performance and by offering excellent manageability, it breaks through existing limits in the mind and on the track.

The Porsche 718 Cayman GTS has a lineage back to the legendary 718 Spyder of 1957. But the 2018 718 Cayman GTS is a modern wonder of driving perfection. Its compact chassis with the mid-engine mounted 2.5-liter turbo-charged boxer-4 is as well-balanced as any car could be. And thanks to its lower, stiffer sprung suspension, the 718 Cayman GTS is super agile to handle corners with unflappable grace. Drive one today in Las Vegas.

Is it possible to make a great car even greater? According to Porsche, it is. The second generation of one of Porsche’s most acclaimed cars ever – the 991 GT3 RS – has arrived in America, and the first one is here at Exotics Racing in Las Vegas. The first-generation version holds the track record here, so it’s a sure bet the second-generation edition will only be better. How much so? Porsche says the second generation 991 GT3 RS is nearly 10 seconds a lap faster than the first generation around the Nürburgring’s Nordschleife circuit. If there is such a thing as supercar perfection, you can now find it at Exotics Racing in Las Vegas.

True to the McLaren brand, the 720S is a technological marvel conceived for one purpose – to be driven fast. The McLaren 720s features a carbon fiber composite chassis powered by a mid-mounted V8, twin-turbo engine that cranks out 710 hp and delivers a 0-60 in 2.9 seconds and a top speed of 212 mph.

The Audi R8 FSI V8 is proof that more isn’t necessarily better. While the current R8 comes with a V10 engine that pumps out 525 horsepower, it only just eclipses the original, 430 horsepower V8 version by half-a-second when going 0-62 MPH. Yet, behind the wheel, on track the V8-powered R8 leaves nothing on the table. It’s agile and precise, thanks in part to Audi venerable Quattro all-wheel drive and yes, to that V8 engine that sings merrily up and down the rev range to its 7,900 RPM redline. Behind the wheel, it’s such a joy to drive that it makes you realize sometimes car makers increase engine capacity because they can, not because they have to.

As its full name implies, the R8 has a 5.2-liter V10 FSI engine that pumps out 610 horsepower at 8,250 RPM along with 413 ft-lb of torque at 6,500 revs. The R8 channels power to four wheels through its famed quattro® all-wheel drive system while the driver keeps it all under control via a paddle actuated 7-speed S-tronic dual clutch gearbox. At the end of the straights, carbon-ceramic brakes enable you to hang onto the throttle a bit longer and still control the speed before turn in.

The super car giant killer is now better than ever. Continuous refinement to the new, 2017 Nissan GT-R Premium has made this car that can take-on a Porsche 911 a better driver’s car. It’s got more horsepower, now up to 565, and more torque, but what really makes this new GT-R better is the improved method of delivery. Torque is more linear and the upgraded 6-speed dual clutch gearbox controls the power with more precision to make this car smoother to drive when your mission is to gobble up as much asphalt as quickly as you can.

The new Aston Martin DB11 is the most powerful Aston Martin ever made. The all-new, 5.2-liter twin -turbo V12 produces 600 horsepower that takes it from 0-60 MPH in 3.7 seconds, and on to a top speed of 200 MPH. All the hallmarks of an Aston Martin are here. Style and luxury blended with brutal performance. Once you're behind the wheel on track, the DB11 feels nimble and responsive thanks to the aluminum chassis and active damping control. Plus, with all that power, the acceleration out of the corners is breathtaking.

The Corvette C7 Stingray Z51 is a muscle car that is all about low-down & dirty raw American horsepower. 100% of Chevy's focus was applied under the hood in the form of a massive V8 power plant pushing over 460 horsepower at 4,600 rpm with 0-60 in less than 3.8 seconds, not-to-mention 465 pounds of torque and a 6.2 liter displacement.

The EXR LV02 is a driver’s machine. The lightweight, rear-wheel drive racing car offers a rewarding driving experience that is fun all the way to the limit -- for novices and experts alike. The successor to Europe’s popular Mitjet 2L, the EXR LV02 is raced exclusively by the EXR Racing Series in Sprint, Endurance races & Time Attack competitions in the United States.

Lapping sessions in the EXR LV02 are available by 15-minute increments
Depending on your racing skills, actual laps driven will vary by driver
An average of 12 to 14 laps will be accomplished within a 15-minute session

It's like a time machine. Only faster. For the speed seekers the Lamborghini Huracan together with our racing drivers will have you at the edge of your seat. With 580 horsepower and our expert racing drivers, hold on tight and enjoy the high speed ride. 

How do you take up to three passengers for a sideways drifting, tire-smoking extravaganza of a thrill ride? Buckle them into a Dodge Charger SRT Hellcat. Why this car? To start, it’s a four door sedan, so the two backseat passenger can get in with ease. More importantly, the Charger SRT Hellcat pumps out a whopping 707 horsepower and 650 lb-ft of torque.