Aldo Drudi stands with arms crossed in front of a purple Lamborghini Revuelto with SUPER TROFEO lettering in the background

Why Lamborghini Puts the Revuelto Front and Center at Its Biggest Racing Weekend

The flagship V12 hybrid anchors the 2025 Super Trofeo World Finals campaign — even though it will never race in the series.

Lamborghini's official imagery for this year's Super Trofeo World Finals is dominated by a purple Revuelto, photographed alongside helmet artist Aldo Drudi at the circuit.

The Revuelto styled for an event built around Huracán-derived racing machinery

The flagship V12 hybrid dominates the visual package for an event that centers on single-make racing with Huracán-derived machinery, a pairing Lamborghini says is deliberate.

Drudi beside the Revuelto — four consecutive years of World Finals poster commissions

Aldo Drudi built his reputation painting helmets for MotoGP champions, most famously Valentino Rossi, and last year received Italy's Compasso d'Oro ADI award for transforming over 20,000 square meters of Misano run-off areas into a massive canvas of color.

Coastal imagery echoing the Romagnola Riviera palette of Drudi's 2025 poster

The twelfth edition of the World Finals runs November 7 to 9 at Misano, with 37 teams and 140 drivers converging from the Americas, Asian, and European Super Trofeo series.

A road car that will never race in this championship anchors the entire campaign

Misano, situated on Italy's Adriatic coast near Rimini, brings the event back to Lamborghini's home country and to a track already steeped in Italian motorsport culture through its MotoGP heritage.

Road and race converging from Emilia Romagna's motor valley

Drudi was born in Emilia Romagna, Italy's so-called motor valley and the same region that houses Lamborghini's Sant'Agata Bolognese headquarters, placing him at the intersection of motorsport and visual art.

Drudi's creative process behind the 2025 World Finals artwork

The Super Trofeo World Finals remain Lamborghini's most important annual racing event, and this edition at Misano carries both competitive significance and a visual identity shaped by one of Italy's most decorated living designers.