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Driving a supercar in Las Vegas: your questions
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Cost and booking
How much does it cost to drive a supercar in Las Vegas?
Five-lap packages start at $299 in cars like the Corvette, Mercedes-AMG GT R and Aston Martin, and from $399 in a Ferrari, Lamborghini or McLaren. That is roughly $60 to $80 a lap. The exact price depends on the car and lap count and is shown in the Viator booking flow.
Is the Exotics Racing supercar drive worth it?
By the numbers it is one of the best-reviewed things to do in the city: 4.9 out of 5 across roughly 2,970 Viator reviews with 99% recommending it, plus 4.9 across more than 6,700 Tripadvisor reviews. Reviewers most often praise the coaching and the real track speed.
Is five laps enough, or should I get ten?
Five laps is a real taste but short, since a lap of the 1.3-mile course takes only a couple of minutes. Ten laps is the sweet spot. On a budget, more laps in a Corvette beat fewer laps in a Lamborghini for seat time.
Rules and eligibility
Do you need a license to drive an exotic car on the track?
You need a valid photo driver's license from any country, and you must be at least 18 to drive. If your license has no photo, bring your passport too. No racing experience is required; the cars are paddle-shift and a coach guides you.
What should you wear?
Closed-toe shoes are required; no sandals or flip-flops. A helmet is provided and included. There is no dress code beyond footwear, though light clothing helps in the desert heat.
Is there an age limit?
You must be 18 or older to drive. Younger passengers can usually ride along in the discovery laps depending on the operator's current policy; check the listing when you book.
Where and what
Where does the driving happen?
At SpeedVegas Motorsports Park, 14200 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89054, about 15 to 20 minutes south of the Strip. Exotics Racing runs its own 1.3-mile, 10-turn circuit there. You make your own way to the track.
Is this an exotic car rental?
No. This is a guided track driving experience, not a rental. You do not take a car off-site or drive it on public roads. If you want to rent an exotic car to cruise the Strip, see the rent versus drive comparison.