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Patrick Carpentier Visits Exotics Racing
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Retired Canadian race car driver Patrick Carpentier, who is best known for his career in the Champ Car World Series and the IndyCar Series returned to the track over the weekend to experience Exotics Racing’s newest supercars.
Carpentier was pictured with Exotics Racing owner and founder Romain Thievin as they watched Exotics Racing newest lineup including the brand new Lamborghini Aventador LP700-4, Audi R8 and a Mercedes SLS AMG show off their speeds around the real racetrack.
After months of anticipation, the long-awaited Lamborghini Aventador LP700-4 finally hit the tracks at Exotics Racing last month. This incredible machine is the second to arrive in Las Vegas and the first to arrive in the US in the Ithaca Verde color, a green and black color scheme only available by special order.
Guests who dare to drive the speedster that is the Aventador can experience its rocket velocity as you go from 0-60 miles per hour in 2.9 seconds with a top speed around 217 miles per hour. The 700hp V12 supercar offers a brand new, electronically controlled, four-wheel rive system with incredible handling and traction capabilities, making for one intense driving experience.
The Aventador isn’t the only supercar Exotics Racing is flaunting this year. The Lamborghini Gallardo LP550-2 Bicolore has been speeding its way around Exotics track for the past two months now, offering guests an unrivaled racing experience in Las Vegas. The Gallardo is the only RWD Lamborghini in the world and offers things other Lamborghinis don’t like an e-gear single clutch transmission and a 2WD developed ESP system.
The final addition to Exotics Racing supercar fleet is the Audi R8 V10. And while it’s not a Lamborghini, the Audi R8 still offers a connection to the Italian car with a Lamborghini sourced V10 engine. And just like the Aventador, the R8 is a speedster, going from 0 to 62 miles per hour in 3.9 seconds with a top speed of 196 miles per hour.
The three newest additions to the track join an impressive collection of exotic cars at Exotics Racing. The Las Vegas attraction is the originator in exotic supercar driving experiences with the world’s largest and most impressive fleet.
In addition to the three supercars, Exotics Racing has released news that they will open a new track that will be longer, faster and better than both the inside road course and outside road course. The new track will be 1.4 miles long with 11 turns and a main straightaway of 1,800 feet. Stay tuned for more details on Exotics Racing newest track.
Test drive any of Exotics Racing supercars today!
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