Arrive in town and drop your bags at Conrad Las Vegas at Resorts World Las Vegas — your home away from home for the long weekend and the host of Race World: an array of exclusive race-themed VIP packages and experiences for motorsport enthusiasts. Prepare yourself for the festivities with a bit of relaxation and lawn games at Bimini pool before exploring the resort’s 70,000 square feet (6,503 square meters) of curated boutiques or trying your luck in the expansive, high-tech casino.

Celebrate the start of race weekend with a special evening at one of Resort World’s 40 world-class restaurants and bars. Savor international fare in a fine dining setting at Brezza, Fuhu or Carversteak, or keep things more casual at Dawg House Saloon or Mulberry Street Pizza. Seek out your favorites or try something new before heading up to the 66th floor for expansive views and rare spirits at Allē Lounge on 66.

Dance past midnight at Zouk, the thumping nightclub at Resorts World, where strobe lighting and LED production combine to make you feel like you’re in a futuristic music video. Any night is a good night to visit Zouk, but for this year’s race weekend as part of Race World, the High Octane Music Weekend at Zouk will feature an iconic lineup with world-renowned performers. This is one show you won’t want to miss!

Recenter yourself for the day ahead with a yoga class from Sin City Yoga in downtown’s Arts District. The mid-morning vinyasa flow classes are open to all levels, including beginners. After class, walk about two minutes down the road to Latin-inspired Makers & Finders for coffee and a house-made chicken tinga omelet, churro waffle or empanadas.

It isn’t really a vacation without some retail therapy, and Sin City’s popular shopping mall, Fashion Show Las Vegas, is conveniently located within walking distance of Resorts World. When you’re finished, head outside to the southern pedestrian bridge to gaze upon the Grand Prix course up-close — that corner of Spring Mountain and Las Vegas Boulevard is Turn 12 of the racetrack.

After all that shopping, make a pit stop for some delicious samplings from Resorts World’s collection of restaurants. Head to The Pit Stop at The Complex to try sushi and handrolls from Kusa Nori, charcuterie from Wally’s, tacos and ceviche from ¡VIVA! and more. Once adequately fueled, enjoy fun activities and racing simulators while you watch the race.

Gear up for race day with breakfast from Siegel’s Bagelmania, just a short walk from your hotel. This circa-1989 restaurant bills itself as the largest Jewish deli and bakery counter in Las Vegas, and their signature bagel sandwiches are nearly the size of an average head. Go hungry and try the Yenta, a bagel of your choice with tuna salad, tomato, sprouts and diced pickles.

Buckle up and get a taste of speed and exhilaration at Race World’s limited-edition K1 Speed indoor go-kart racing experience at the Pit Stop at The Complex. Bring the whole family — the high-performance electric karts provided by K1 are suitable for all ages (and are environmentally friendly!) so racers of all skill sets can enjoy the thrill of the ride just like their favorite Formula 1 driver and make race weekend truly come to life.

Whether you’re in the mood for pre-race fine dining, kid-friendly dishes or street-food-inspired international fare tonight, there’s an endless selection of culinary options to choose from at Resorts World. After dinner, those who are over 21 can head to one of the resort’s many bars and lounges for a variety of libations in anticipation of the big race, which starts promptly at 10 p.m. If you’re not viewing it from the stands, catch the race while you explore the flavors of a vast collection of limited-edition cigars at Eight Cigar Lounge. If a Mexico City tequila lounge vibe is more your style, head to Jalisco Underground for high-end spirits and cocktails mixed with Latin sounds.

Nothing beats a hangover like the breakfast at the Peppermill Restaurant and Fireside Lounge, a Vegas mainstay. Menu items evoke an elevated greasy spoon and portions are huge. The decor is kitschy in all the best ways, complete with neon plastic trees and other touches that haven’t changed much since the place opened in 1972.

Head back to Resorts World for lunch at Wally’s, a restaurant, marketplace and wine bar known for its deluxe charcuterie boards, then book a massage at the resort’s award-winning Awana Spa. The Balinese Waves treatment is a great way to recover from a thrilling race weekend. This energizing full-body therapy uses a combination of warming spices and Balinese techniques, including skin-rolling, wringing, rocking and pressure-points work, to soothe damaged tissues and relieve strained muscles.

It’s time to pack up and head out. After an unforgettable weekend of adrenaline-pumping races, luxurious spa treatments and exquisite food, it’s a safe bet that you’ll be daydreaming of your next Las Vegas trip on the way home.