VROOM ROOM expands exclusive afterparty series across all U.S. Race Week cities

VROOM ROOM has carved out its own lane in Race Week culture, attracting talent, creators, and racing insiders as it spreads to new cities.

VROOM ROOM is stepping things up in a big way, bringing its Race Week parties to every major U.S. race city. After making noise in Austin and Las Vegas, the team is now getting ready for its first Miami event in May 2026. It’s a huge moment for the series, which has quickly become one of the coolest late-night hangs during Race Week.

Las Vegas threw down once again this November with its third edition, headlined by Disclosure, who did a DJ set inside the super-private Poodle Room at the Fontainebleau. The crowd was stacked with DJs, actors, creators, and a ton of Race Week familiar faces. With Starino hosting and sets from VICE and Ramsey Austin, the room was jumping from the moment doors opened.

Austin also got its first taste of VROOM ROOM back in October. Max Styler led the night with a fun, high-energy set that kept the whole place locked in until the end. Race cars outside the venue and a DJ booth right in the crowd gave the party a real motorsport vibe.

Both cities pulled in a mix of racing pros, music people, and influencers who came through to check out the invite-only party. Drivers, photographers, and well-known creatives were all floating around, making the night feel like one big meet-up of everyone who lives and breathes Race Week culture. It’s the kind of event where you always recognize someone from somewhere.

The series is powered by Corso Marketing Group and Race Service, two teams that love building small, high-quality events instead of huge, oversold ones. That’s a big part of why VROOM ROOM works; it feels personal, exclusive, and different from the usual nightlife routine.

Miami is the next stop, and even though details are still under wraps, it’s safe to say the debut will be huge. If the past events are any hint, Miami’s first VROOM ROOM is about to be the one everyone wants in on.

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