The weekend begins the moment you land. Our concierge team handles everything from the tarmac forward.

The Focus

Settle in, meet the group, and set the tone for the days ahead.

The Breakdown

Afternoon arrival and check-in to your accommodations. Ground transfers are fully managed. That evening, the group gathers for a private welcome dinner. This is the first time the full cohort is in the same room, and the evening is intentionally relaxed. No agenda, no presentations. Just good food, introductions, and open conversation about what's most top-of-mind right now. You'll receive your weekend materials and a walkthrough of what the next few days look like.

By the end of the night, the group already has a feel for who's in the room. The real work starts tomorrow morning.

Many of you own supercars. Some of you have done enough track days to feel confident at speed. This session is designed to take you further. We're treating you like race car drivers in training, not guests on a joyride.

Each run is fully instrumented. Video capture from multiple angles and real-time telemetry tracking every input: braking points, throttle application, steering corrections, apex timing, and sector splits. Between runs, a master motorsport performance coach breaks down your data corner by corner. Not generalities. Specifics. Where you lost two-tenths. Where your eyes went before your hands followed. Where instinct overrode the physics and cost you time.

Then you go back out and test the adjustments. The improvement is immediate, measurable, and physical. You feel it in the seat.

The peer dynamic adds another layer. The stronger drivers in the group become informal coaches. Conversations between runs shift from competition to collaboration: "Watch my line through turn four and tell me what you see." "I'm braking ten meters later than you. Here's what changed." That exchange, experienced drivers helping others find speed through observation and honesty, is something most track days never produce.

Here's why this matters beyond the circuit. Every element of this session maps directly to how you operate under pressure in the business. Processing data in real time. Making decisions with incomplete information at speed. Trusting coaching over instinct. Staying calm when the inputs are overwhelming. Executing with precision when the margin for error is small. The track demands mental calm, certainty, and execution at speed. So does your company. The difference is that on the track, the data tells you the truth instantly. No one is managing up. No one is filtering. The telemetry just shows you what happened, and you either adjust or you don't.

That feedback loop, data, expert insight, adjustment, execution, measured result, is the operating framework most leaders say they want but rarely experience this cleanly. By the end of the session, it's not a concept. It's muscle memory.

That evening, the group heads to the Paddock Club at the F1 circuit for the practice sessions, a VIP paddock tour, pit lane walk, and world-class dining. The conversations from the track carry right into the evening.

Yesterday was all adrenaline. Today is intentionally the opposite. Recovery, stillness, and the kind of physical discomfort that opens a completely different door.

The Focus

Active recovery, somatic regulation, and structured peer conversations. The day is designed to rebuild the body after Track Day and begin building a discipline most high-performing leaders know they need but never prioritize.

The Breakdown

The morning is a hands-on wellness session facilitated in partnership with Remedy Place. Pilates and stretching to address the soreness from the track. Guided breathwork. And timed ice baths, which will be exactly as uncomfortable as they sound. Expect nervous laughter, shrinkage jokes, and a few people who look like they'd rather be anywhere else. That's the point. Going through that discomfort together, and making it through, creates a bonding moment this group will rarely experience in any other context.

This isn't passive relaxation. It's an active introduction to somatic regulation and stress recovery as a daily practice. The goal is simple: leave this session understanding why scheduling health-forward time for yourself is a discipline, not a luxury, and why it makes you a better leader and a better person.

From there, the group convenes in the master suite for the weekend's first structured conversations. What's working in the business, what isn't, how AI and agents are reshaping teams, and what their organizations will look like over the next 12 months. The walls came down on the track yesterday. The openness carries into the room today.

The evening returns to the Paddock Club for the final practice sessions and qualifying. By now, the group dynamic has shifted. These aren't strangers watching a race together. They're peers with shared experience, and the conversations reflect it.

Everything before this was building to Saturday morning. Two days of shared intensity on the track and through the wellness programming have already stripped away the usual barriers. The group arrives without armor. The session meets them there.

The Focus

A facilitated deep-dive into how you're showing up as a leader, informed by everything the weekend has revealed.

The Session: 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM

Led by a world-class executive coach and facilitator, this full-day working session spans from breakfast through a working lunch and into the afternoon. The previous days become the material: the feedback loop from Track Day becomes a conversation about where you're holding too tight and not trusting the people around you. The discomfort of the wellness day becomes a conversation about what you've been avoiding. The competition becomes a conversation about who you're really measuring yourself against and whether that's still serving you.

From there, the room goes deeper. The isolation of leadership. The pressure of building something while also being present for the people who depend on you. The question of whether what you're building will outlast you. These are the conversations most founders can't have with their boards, their teams, or their partners. They happen here because of what this group has already been through together.

The session ends with clarity, not a to-do list. Clarity about what you're carrying, what you need to let go of, and what the people around you actually need from you. The kind of insight that doesn't come from a slide deck. It comes from being seen by peers who carry the same weight.

The Transition

The session closes at 4:00 PM. Time to exhale. From there, the group heads to the Paddock Club for the championship race. By then, the conversations from the day haven't stopped. They've just changed venues.

The weekend is over. What you built here isn't.

The Breakdown

Checkout and a final breakfast together. Our concierge team manages all ground transfers to FBO for private departures or to Harry Reid International for commercial flights. The logistics are handled the same way they've been handled all weekend: silently and completely.

You'll head home with a clearer mind, a stronger peer network, and the kind of clarity that only shows up when you've stepped far enough outside the business to see it. The group chat will stay active. The connections will hold. And Monday morning will feel different.