Hypercar Performance

Coming – August 11

Formula 1 Technology Meets Club Racing

Date and Time

August 11

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12:00 PM ET / 9:00 AM PT

Details will be provided upon RSVP approval

About this Event

While some people prefer golf and tennis, one of the fastest growing hobbies in the world is club racing. Last year amateur racers spent $4.71 billion and that is projected to grow to $10B by 2035. 

Hypercar Performance is building a new category of high-performance vehicles that combines Formula 1-inspired hybrid technology with a focused go-to-market strategy aimed at the rapidly expanding network of private motorsport country clubs.

Rather than competing directly with Ferrari, Lamborghini, or McLaren, the company is targeting affluent enthusiasts who regularly participate in track days and club racing. Its flagship vehicle, the Riley Streetfighter, combines an 884-horsepower hybrid drivetrain, lightweight carbon fiber construction, all-wheel drive, advanced driver-selectable performance modes, and race-derived electronics at a starting price below $200,000, positioning it well below many purpose-built track cars while offering significantly greater performance.

Streetfighter integrates proven systems from 20-time 24-Hour of Daytona winner, Riley Technologies as well as BorgWarner, Bombardier-Rotax, and other tier-one automotive suppliers into a proprietary hybrid platform designed specifically for track performance.

Rather than building a traditional dealership model, Hypercar plans to establish trackside sales and service operations at more than 50 private motorsport clubs in the U.S. EU, and Middle East, creating recurring revenue opportunities through vehicle sales, customization, service, parts, events, and eventually a dedicated one-make Streetfighter racing series.

Reserve your space for an executive briefing with Hypercar Performance CEO, Tim Adams, former president of Automobili Lamborghini, and Managing Director, John Silseth, former President of Viper Powersports and Norton Motorcycles, for a deep dive into the economics behind their 800+ horsepower hypercar.

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