Each year, ahead of the Formula One United States Grand Prix in Austin, Texas, The Exotics Network brings together supercars, motorsports displays, and automotive enthusiasts for the Road to the Race, the official prelude to race weekend.
A lineup of supercars sits behind velvet ropes on the Long Center terrace overlooking the Austin skyline before guests arrive for Road to the Race. 
A Cadillac show F1 car is parked on the Long Center terrace. 
Road to the Race features a collection of high-end supercars, including a multimillion-dollar Pagani Huayra. 
A staff member guides a pink Lamborghini into a parking spot as guests begin to arrive at the Long Center. 
Adonis Ordonez, co-founder of The Exotics Network, greets a VIP guest at the check-in table. 
VIP guests pose with caviar attendants wearing belts stocked with caviar and crackers for arriving guests. 
A staff member scans a guest’s ticket as they arrive at the Road to the Race. 
A couple poses for a selfie in front of a display of F1 show cars. 
Outside the main entrance, guests gather around the Aston Martin Valhalla that will be auctioned off for charity at the end of the night. 
Inside the event, guests line up behind velvet ropes to view and photograph the supercars, including a 1989 Ferrari F40 formerly owned by Formula One world champion Nigel Mansell, who received it as a gift from Ferrari founder Enzo Ferrari. 
A man and a young boy peer through the window of a carbon-fiber Lamborghini. 
A guest poses for a photo holding an auction paddle in front of a black Corvette. 
Guests examine an ICON light sport aircraft displayed on the lawn. 
A guest takes the wheel of a racing simulator. 
Guests mingle aboard and around a luxury boat displayed by NXTLVL Marine. 
The sun sets behind a black Lamborghini as guests begin to head indoors for the charity auction. 
Guests on the terrace watch a livestream of the charity auction taking place inside Michael & Susan Dell Hall. 
Bobby Epstein, founder and chairman of Circuit of The Americas, speaks onstage with Adonis Ordonez and Anand Clemens, co-founders of The Exotics Network, before the charity auction closes out the evening. At the auction, the Aston Martin Valhalla sold for a record $2.3 million, with proceeds benefiting the Long Center and Dell Children’s Medical Center.
