Black and green Lamborghini Huracán GT3 race car on track at Misano with a red competitor visible in the background

How the Huracán GT3 Swept Misano

Four junior drivers, two customer teams, and a double victory at the Italian GT Championship's second round.

The Lamborghini Huracán GT3 won both races at Misano World Circuit, giving the marque its first Italian GT Championship victories of the 2017 season.

Squadra Corse's distributed talent model

The GT3 Junior Program distributes drivers across customer operations so each team benefits from Squadra Corse's coaching infrastructure while drivers adapt to different engineering cultures.

Purpose-built for privateer reliability

The Huracán GT3 was designed from the outset as a purpose-built GT3 platform with an engineering package that privateer teams can run reliably across a full season.

Two teams, one winning formula

Antonelli Motorsport and Ombra Racing took one victory each at Misano, proving that Lamborghini's customer-team strategy can produce top results across independent operations with different approaches.

The championship picture after Misano

Frassineti and Beretta lead the Super GT3 standings with 54 points, and the next round at Monza will test whether the Huracán GT3's advantage translates to a high-speed circuit.

From pit lane to the next generation

The eventual Temerario GT3 successor will be the first race car entirely designed and developed at Lamborghini's Sant'Agata Bolognese facility, shifting from the Huracán's naturally aspirated V10 to a twin-turbocharged V8.

Race 1: Agostini and Zampieri charge from fourth

Antonelli Motorsport won Race 1 on Saturday through Riccardo Agostini and Daniel Zampieri, who started fourth on the grid and worked their way past the BMW M6 GT3.

Junior Program drivers hold the top two championship positions

All four winning drivers at Misano belong to the Lamborghini Squadra Corse GT3 Junior Program, and they now control the top two spots in the Super GT3 standings through two different customer teams.

A decade of evolution, validated at Misano

Lamborghini updated the Huracán GT3 through successive EVO iterations rather than starting from scratch, and results like Misano demonstrate that the fundamental engineering held up against newer designs from rival brands.