If you're looking for an amazing group that will give you the dream to race?! Definitely go here!…read moreThe staff is very very sweet especially the Owner Sergio and his team was fantastic making my dreams come true. I feel like a true racer definitely Fivestars. Their bathrooms are super clean and changing rooms are super big and roomy. I love it that there's all ages out here and it's just super friendly and welcoming vibes! Parking is really awesome too there's a lot ; it was a bit tricky getting in, but just go through the tunnel and you'll make it through lol Thank you again dream racing team!!

It was a great experience! Sean and Paul really helped me understand driving on a track and it was…read morea safe and controlled environment which is really important when doing things like this. Thank you to the whole team! Will definitely come back next time

The announcer volume is 1000x too loud. Even with hearing protection it was making my ears bleed.read more

it's sooooooo fun!!! the whole experience is just a must do!! sad the beer was gone quick but it…read morewas great!

I was looking forward to the RedBull Air Races for months. My dad and I have been watching them on…read moreTV for years. We decided to check it out this year since they came to Las Vegas for the first time. We left early and disappointed both days. Saturday, day one was just not that exciting. There was not a lot to see behind the grand stands. A couple of booths from RedBull and some local businesses but not much else. The action inside the gates was slow to happen. The Challenger Cup guys were flying but there were so few of them that the action did not last long. There was too much down time and the stunt motorcycle riders providing the entertainment in between simply weren't that entertaining. Lets head on home and try it tomorrow. Sunday rolled around and did not start much better. Still not much going on outside and its windy. So windy I am getting worried they may not be able to race. But in we go and begin to wait again for anything to happen. By a bit after 12 noon the planes took to the air. A few hit the pylons causing some breif delays but it was exciting. These planes are so highly agile. These were the top 12 flying. Or top 11 more specifically since the final pilot never got to post a time. The wind by this point was blowing down the pylons. Begin a long holding pattern. By just after 2:00 the race director took to the PA system to announce that a committee was discussing how or even if to continue. I knew this was bad news so I left early yet again. I am glad I did as I just found out they cancelled the race and crowned a winner based on qualifying. What a let down. I am still interested in the RedBull Air Races. I will continue to watch on TV. As for attending, maybe if they go to San Diego or Long Beach I will check it out again. Some place close to home with better weather would be great. I don't think Vegas was a success and I don't believe they will be back. Too bad,

The Red Bull race, althought cancelled early due to windy weather would be worth a full 5 stars…read more Unfortunately, the venue and Motor Speedway management of the event was subpar. Four of us purchased Club House seats to the Vegas Red Bull Air Races. We were all excited that our $350 tickets would provide a pleasant, upscale viewing experience. Not so. First of all, communication about the tickets was poor. After several emails back and forth, my husband was told he could pick the tickets up at "Will Call" if he was worried about getting them on time. Really? Can you just mail them on time? The website gave very little information about the race schedule, side acts, map of the venue, etc. The signage at the track was poor. When we asked for directions, one attendant asked us to see our map and then complained that he could "hardly read it." He then pointed us in the general direction. Another attendant said he "had no idea where Lot 4" was located, but then remembered "Hey, I"M LOT 4. ITS RIGHT OVER THERE!!" We had to pass through security on our way in. I had an umbrella to use for my walk from the parking lot and was told I had to put it away. I put it in my purse. My purse was checked at the next point, and the guard there told me he would have to "confiscate" my umbrella. I asked him if I could claim it on my way out and he said (flatly), "Nope, I'll be gone by then." He then pushed it rudely towards my husband and said "you can can take it to the car or I can confiscate it now." My husband waliked it to the car and had to make his way through the line again. Once parked, we made our way to the Club House seats, looking forward to the comfortable, air conditioned view. Upon entering, we were told our seats were outside in full sun on the 90+ degree day! We were told we could sit inside the Club House Hospitality Room, which was crowded, standing room only. In fact, 90% of the race attendees of all ticket types were huddled under the overhang in the only shade to be found. We were quick enough to nab a table as another group got up to walk around. The view from the table was obstructed, but better than sitting in full sun. The attendants in the hospitality room were useless. We were given only two programs when we entered, so I returned to the desk to ask for another only to find out they had run out of copies. This was at 11:00 a.m. on the first day! The wifi was not working for anyone in the room. When I told this to the hospitality desk, the young lady responded, "Oh, really. I don't have anything to do about that." I have no complaints about the food served in the Hospitality Room. Very little for me as a vegetarian, but I expected that at this venue and was ready to purchase food. Unfortunately, there were very few choices available. The food trucks there were "carnival" type funnel cakes, etc. I didn't have any wine, but the member of my party who did said the white wine was pretty bad. My husband was hoping for some jet flyby's or other exciting side acts. The acrobatic air show (helicopter and plane) were great. The numerous motorcyle acts were not very interesting and very hard to see. By the second day, we had a strategy to get there super early and find better seats by the window. We were there 20 minutes before opening and were met with a long line of folks waiting. The lined moved quickly at the time for opening and the two guys in our group hustled to get good seats. We were lucky enough to get the last four spaces available by the window. I'm not sure how so many others got in so quickly. The race itself was thrilling, but unfortunately was cancelled early due to windy weather on Day 2.

What a fun experience! Costly for a 10 second ride? Yes, absolutely but everything in Vegas is…read moreexpensive. It's a once in a lifetime experience and we had fun. Wish it was for more than just one ride down the drag strip but it's okay. The rush of going 0 to 160mph is something like I've never felt before. What a rush! Had no idea what to expect but I'm sure glad we tried it before we moved away from Las Vegas. Overall, great customer service, fun ride, definitely would recommend it for you speed demons out there.

I did this earlier this year in the spring in Albuquerque at the local dragway. I was scheduled for…read more1 full hour-from start to finish. They did share that I should get there 30 mins. before my scheduled time of 1:15-2:15 which I did. And then I and others waited and waited. The lady doing our check in alluded to the fact that they were short of staff that day. We had to do a training and safety session before the driving. Then there was another delay as they needed to get fuel into the cars. I was not even able to run the car until 3 pm! So they were at least 1 hour late or more. Then during my first run I accidentally pressed the brake (the fit inside a drag race car is extremely tight). I got chastised by a guy who turned out to be Doug Foley. He made me run the same distance again. After my 3rd run, I was forced to get out EVEN THOUGH I DIDN'T RUN THE ¼ mile WHICH IS THE WHOLE POINT of the program I paid for-that is why you drive a drag race car-it's all about the ¼ mile! They could have allowed me to do the final run-it would have taken just 5-10 more minutes-this is after all of the delays. The guy who was the trainer and the starter apologized and said I just needed call the toll free # and they would reschedule me in the future since I already paid. That made no sense-that could cost me another at least another 2-3 hours sometime in the future and who knows when this clown show would come back on tour in town! I asked to talk to who was in charge-Doug Foley. Frankly he was just rude and would not budge. In short, the whole situation was an utter fiasco. Customer service? This guy just didn't care. I reiterated that they were short of staff and running very, very late. He had no reaction at all-pathetic.

If this is on your bucket list DO IT! It was awesome experience I did the driving by myself it was…read moreso much fun I got the nascar to go 130MPH they do have rev limiters on the car but still that was fast and fun! I'm going to DO IT again well worth the price and everyone was so nice

Are you looking for a crazy fun adrenaline rush? Then check out the Richard Petty Driving…read moreExperience at The Las Vegas Motor Speedway! You can choose to be a Rider or a Driver. There are several different levels of packages available. You can check their website for info, options and pricing. You must call to schedule your experience. They get very busy and normally do not have openings available same day. When you call in, they will also try to sell you photo and video packages. Unfortunately, the website doesn't have any of this info. The people in the phone while efficient, are not very patient. The day of your appointment, you park and go to the trailer to check in. They will verify photo and video options and upgrades at that time. Be sure to ask questions and verify what you are getting. Also, be warned- a still photo is with the backdrop of a banner - not a car. Whether you're driving or riding - the experience itself is a rush! I'm already thinking of planning another visit.