Lamborghini Super Trofeo: 2026 Titles and World Finals at Monza

Automobili Lamborghini is heading to Monza for the end of its season. The Autodromo Nazionale di Monza will decide the three continental championships of the Lamborghini Super Trofeo, covering Asia, Europe and North America. Straight afterwards, the drivers line up for the 13th Lamborghini World Finals, which begin on Saturday 24 October. Altogether that makes ten races with nearly 80 cars and 128 drivers.

Farewell to the Huracán Super Trofeo EVO

The weekend is also a goodbye. Monza marks the final competitive appearance of the Huracán Super Trofeo EVO, because the new Temerario Super Trofeo makes its debut in the one-make series in 2027. Anyone following the championship will be watching the last races of this generation before the series switches to the new car.

Europe: all four titles still open

Nothing has been settled in the European championship yet. In the Pro standings, a single point separates Simone Iaquinta and Kevin Gilardoni of DL Racing from Oregon Team pairing Silas Lovén Rytter and Patrik Fraboni. Both crews have won three times this season. Third place is shared on 71 points by Nicholas Pujatti and Benedetto Strignano of Rexal Villorba Corse and Matias Salonen and Henri Tuomaala of Leipert Motorsport, with team-mates Axel Bengtsson and Månz Thalin nine points further back.

Pro-Am is led by Bronislav Formánek and Anthony Pretorius of Mičánek Motorsport powered by Buggyra, who hold a 24-point cushion. Pietro Perolini and Josef Knopp of Oregon Team share second place with Marzio Moretti and Paolo Biglieri of ASR. Paul Levet and Miguel Cristóvão of VSR are 30 points adrift with 32 still on offer, so they remain in the fight.

Mičánek Motorsport also tops the Am class, where Jakub Knoll and Renaud Kuppens lead Rodrigue Gillion and Stéphane Lémeret of CMR by 15 points, while Grzegorz Moczulski of GT3 Poland sits 23 points behind. In the Lamborghini Cup, Nina Østergaard and Peder Demant Møller are three points clear of Claude-Yves Gosselin. Adalberto Baptista, Francesco Turzo, Holger Harmsen and Petar Matić can still win it on paper.

Asia: a straight fight for the Pro title

The Asian Pro crown comes down to a head-to-head. Will Tregurtha of Batmobile Racing has six wins this year and leads Liam Sceats and Gustaw Wisniewski of VSR, who have three, by six points. Jonathan Cecotto holds third place ahead of Peter Zhicong Li and Titus Sherlock.

In Pro-Am, Chris van der Drift and Todd Kingsford of VSR want to finish a perfect season, having won every race so far. Kumar Prabakaran and Putera Adam Halim Mu’azzam are already confirmed as runners-up. The Am title and the Lamborghini Cup were decided earlier in Shanghai, going to Suttiluck "Bobby" Buncharoen and Supachai Weeraborwornpong respectively.

Schedule and live coverage

Track action starts on Wednesday 21 October with free practice. Qualifying follows on Thursday 22 October at 09:00. The opening races for Asia, North America and Europe run on Thursday afternoon, and the closing races are scheduled for Friday 23 October. Lamborghini Squadra Corse streams every race live on its official YouTube channel.

One series, four classifications

The Pro, Pro-Am, Am and Lamborghini Cup classes show how wide the grid is: professionals and amateurs share the same races but are scored separately. If the track is calling you too, our supercar track day guide explains how to get started safely, and our supercar tuning guide covers what changes when a road car is prepared for more performance.