A dynamic shot of multiple Lamborghini Huracán Super Trofeo EVO2 race cars on a winding racetrack. Two cars, a blue and orange liveried car and a yellow and black liveried car, are in the foreground, leading a long line of other colorful race cars ascending a hill in the background.

Antinucci's Perfect Season and a 19-Year-Old's Breakout Run Define Watkins Glen Super Trofeo

Richard Antinucci led every lap to claim his third straight 2017 win, while teenager Taylor Proto delivered a breakout second-place finish.

Richard Antinucci led every lap of the 50-minute Lamborghini Super Trofeo North America race at Watkins Glen International to claim his third consecutive victory of the 2017 season.

A 19-year-old holds off a factory-backed driver

Taylor Proto, just 19 years old, held off Squadra Corse Young Driver Riccardo Agostini to finish second overall and win the ProAm class alongside co-driver Edoardo Piscopo in the No. 50 US RaceTronics entry.

620 horsepower, identical hardware, talent as the only variable

The Huracan Super Trofeo produces 620 horsepower from its naturally aspirated V10, and every car runs the same engine tune, X-Trac gearbox, and tire specification, stripping away the engineering arms race so racecraft decides the result.

From one-make series to the global GT3 stage

The Super Trofeo sits at the base of a motorsport ladder that feeds drivers into GT3 competition, keeping gentleman drivers engaged through real racing while developing the professional talent that staffs Lamborghini's factory entries worldwide.