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The former racer brings his Las Vegas-based Exotics Racing and dedication to safety to SPEEDVEGAS, taking on the role of CEO
of the recently combined venture.

Not everything that happens in Vegas stays in Vegas.

Romain Thievin, a former racer and stunt driver, wants enthusiasts who visit SPEEDVEGAS to leave this motorsports experience with memories they’ll long treasure. Thievin joined SPEEDVEGAS as CEO in December , combining his own Exotics Racing business with SPEEDVEGAS Motorsports Park, which had recently been revived out of bankruptcy under new ownership.

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The new enterprise is touted as the largest “arrive-and-drive” motorsports destination in the US, with a fleet of the latest supercars, plus off-roaders and go-karts.

Born in France in , Thievin became a racer and won championships in Peugeot Cup and French Super Production series.

He also became a stunt driver, racing instructor, and host/driver of a French racing TV show. He has also raced in numerous segments in Europ