Travelling to Vegas and happen to be looking for a high dose of thrills that doesn't involve gambling in a casino? We've got good news for you, our fellow petrolhead, and they include a circuit being built near Sin City.
Abusing a supercar on the circuit is something every petrolhead should be able to do, no matter what kind of car he or she drives on a daily basis. But that's not something very attainable because one - you need to have a track and two - you actually need a proper sportscar.
However, here comes the part you'll enjoy most. SpeedVegas has the green light to morph 100 acres of South Las Vegas Boulevard into the city's newest, adrenaline-inducing supercar experience.
Located just 10 minutes away from the famous "Welcome to Las Vegas" sign, the circuit will open next year in January and besides a welcome and an event center, it will feature a supercar course.
According to the project's officials, the circuit will be inspired by Formula 1 racetracks from around the world "with rising elevation changes, sweeping turns and a straightaway that compares to the world's top circuits".
Also, the location will provide an indoor and outdoor observation decks and a cafe, among other amenities. Well, with that settled, let's look at the type of cars visitors will be able to drive on the circuit.
The initiative promises riding or driving sessions in a broad range of rubber burners, including "the world's most sought-after exotic and muscle cars including Ferrari, Lamborghini, Audi, Ford Shelby Mustang, Corvette and many more".
However, here comes the part you'll enjoy most. SpeedVegas has the green light to morph 100 acres of South Las Vegas Boulevard into the city's newest, adrenaline-inducing supercar experience.
Located just 10 minutes away from the famous "Welcome to Las Vegas" sign, the circuit will open next year in January and besides a welcome and an event center, it will feature a supercar course.
According to the project's officials, the circuit will be inspired by Formula 1 racetracks from around the world "with rising elevation changes, sweeping turns and a straightaway that compares to the world's top circuits".
Also, the location will provide an indoor and outdoor observation decks and a cafe, among other amenities. Well, with that settled, let's look at the type of cars visitors will be able to drive on the circuit.
The initiative promises riding or driving sessions in a broad range of rubber burners, including "the world's most sought-after exotic and muscle cars including Ferrari, Lamborghini, Audi, Ford Shelby Mustang, Corvette and many more".
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