Twelve Titles, Three Continents, One Weekend at Imola

The 2017 Super Trofeo final round settled every championship still in play

Lamborghini's sixth and final round of the 2017 Super Trofeo crowned champions across Europe, North America, and Asia at the Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari, with the World Final set to begin the very next day.

Europe's PRO title decided by debris and attrition

Loris Spinelli and Mikaël Grenier arrived at Imola leading the European PRO standings for Antonelli Motorsport by just three points over Imperiale Racing's Vito Postiglione and Jonathan Cecotto, and a debris-related wheel problem in Race 1 ended the challengers' bid.

The Huracán Super Trofeo as a structured racing ladder

Identical rear-wheel-drive Huracán race cars competing across four classes give gentlemen drivers an entry point at the AM or Lamborghini Cup level and offer professionals a path through PRO-AM and PRO toward GT3 competition.

Continental champions face each other at the World Final

Agostini and Hindman arrived riding seven victories, Grenier and Spinelli carried the momentum of a title won under pressure, and Cozzolino and Yazid brought the quiet confidence of a team that had wrapped its championship a round early.

North America and Asia lock in their champions

Riccardo Agostini and Trent Hindman of Prestige Performance won both North American races at Imola for their seventh victory of the season, while Kei Cozzolino and Afiq Yazid of Clazzio Racing, already Asian PRO champions after Shanghai, won both of their races as well.

Supporting-class titles settled across all three series

Christopher Dreyspring and Liang Jiatong secured the European PRO-AM crown with VS Racing, Yuki Harata earned the North American AM title for Dream Racing Motorsport, and Rik Breukers of GDL Racing claimed his second championship of 2017 in the Asian PRO-AM class.