Lamborghini World Finals AM-LC Race 2: Lewandowski wins again to seal title

Brendon Leitch and Nicolas Stati secured the 2026 Super Trofeo PRO-PRO/AM World Finals title, claiming victory in Race 2 at Monza. The New Zealander displayed exceptional skill, climbing to the top of the field and achieving lap times in the 1m46s range, ultimately crossing the finish line first in his Huracan ST EVO 2. This accomplishment allowed the duo to climb to the top of the points standings, decisively outpacing the second-place duo of Dennis Lind and Elias De la Torre.

Despite a collision at the first chicane that sent their TP3 Racing car into a spin, Lind demonstrated an impressive comeback, moving up from the back of the pack to claim fifth place. However, this result was not sufficient to retain their top position in the standings, which they had achieved with yesterday's victory. The race commenced with a major incident at the Curva Grande, prompting the race director to activate the Safety Car.

Van Der Drift and Todd Kingsford took the lead, with Van Der Drift finishing first in the race, although the VSR team's car slipped back to sixth place after Kingsford took over the wheel. Bamber experienced a slight setback during the pit stops but managed to recover, securing a podium finish in both the race results and overall standings.

Sceats/Wisniewski claimed the middle step of the podium, while Colin Queen and Tommi Gore placed fourth, just ahead of Lind and De la Torre. The final standings were as follows: PRO STANDINGS - Leitch/Stati (27 points), De la Torre/Lind (22 points), Bamber (21 points), Sceats/Wisniewski (20 points), Gore/Queen (12 points), Eriksson/Perkins (6 points), Taurino (6 points), Doyle/Formal (5 points), Gilardoni/Iaquinta (5 points), and Pujatti/Strignano (0 points).

PRO/AM STANDINGS - Formanek/Pretorius (27 points), Knopp/Perolini (18 points), Kingsford/Van Der Drift (16 points), Foster/Henry (14 points), Brewer/Tandon (14 points), Biglieri/Moretti (10 points), Cristovao/Levet (8 points), Boucher/Marcelli (6 points), Miller/Nemschoff (6 points), and Astafjev/Cecotto (0 points).