The night Vegas watched a world record.

Some nights you plan. Some nights you make history. This one was both.

In May 2026, 12-time X Games medalist Colby Raha launched his motorcycle straight up over the Caesars Palace fountains at the grand opening of OMNIA Dayclub — and set the world record for the highest air ever ridden on a motorcycle. The spot was the point: these are the same fountains where Evel Knievel's 1967 crash became Las Vegas legend, and the Knievel family was on hand to pass the torch. The record was Raha's. The room was Record Breakers'. In The Moment was part of the crew that made the night run.

ITM came in as a co-executive producer and support mechanism: the Las Vegas relationships, the local approvals, the key vendors, and the day-of execution that turns a once-in-a-career stunt into a clean, on-time show. The star was Colby Raha. The operation was led on the ground by Record Breakers co-founder Eric Sorensen and his crew. ITM's job was to make sure the city said yes and the machine didn't skip.

Then the story traveled. The jump earned 89 media placements across 73 outlets — Sports Illustrated, Rolling Stone, TMZ, and a wave of national and local coverage — for an estimated 140 to 215 million in reach at 98.9% positive sentiment. That's not a press release doing the work. That's a real moment, run well, that the world wanted to watch.

It's the clearest version of the ITM thesis there is: we don't advise the room from the outside. We help run it from the inside — and sometimes the room is a world record at Caesars.