Contact Corporate: Email sales@races2u.com or Call +1-855-722-3728

Founded by Warren Peck (Races2U Founder)


Races2U - Austin

Phone: +1-855-722-3728

Address: 10401 Anderson Mill Rd #108b, Austin, TX 78750, US


Client Testimonials

Reviewer:

Rating: 5/5 Stars
"It was great to work with you and Ksenia too, you were wonderful and we really had a lot of success at the booth."

Review from Motorcoach trade show in San Antonio, Jan 2018.

Reviewer:

Rating: 5/5 Stars
"Everyone really enjoyed having the RC cars even though we had to set it up indoors. We hope to book you again for next year's event."

Review from Samsung Corporate Event in Austin, TX, Oct 2017.

Reviewer:

Rating: 4/5 Stars
"Races2U provided a quality product and delivered a fun experience on the day of our event."

Review from Choctaw Nation team building event in Durant, OK, Dec 2023.

Austin and Austinites price gouging F1 fans?

In anticipation of the upcoming F1 race in Austin, hotels and limousines are all booked up and many restaurants are already taking reservations. Hotel rooms that normally go for $200 a night are now selling at ten times that much, or more. Parking spaces for the race are selling for $200 for the three days. The city is considering adding a tourist tax to hotels and restaurants. I am deeply concerned that greed in anticipation of many wealthy tourists is overcoming what would normally be just a price increase based on demand. I am also concerned that many of the visitors to Austin will realize that they are being soaked and this will not make a good impression on them. The best way to insure that the race will continue to be successful year after year is to treat our visitors fairly and with Texas hospitality, not with greed. Races2U will not change our prices just to squeeze out a few extra dollars from our guests. We’ll count on increased visitor traffic to sell more of our products and services. Let’s make sure that attendees at this event and all future events at the Circuit of the Americas will remember the great time they had in Austin, not how expensive it was.