Brendon Leitch and Nicolas Stati have achieved the world title of the Super Trofeo PRO-PRO/AM for 2026 after dominating the second race held at Monza. This victory comes after a second position achieved in the first race of the competition, consolidating their superiority in the championship.
During the race this Sunday, Leitch showed great form, with a series of fast laps around one minute and 46 seconds, which took his Lamborghini Huracan ST EVO 2 to victory. With this result, the North American and New Zealand duo secured the necessary points to place themselves at the top of the overall standings.
The second place went to Wisniewski/Sceats, who demonstrated great competitiveness, while Bamber completed the podium. On the other hand, Lind/De la Torre finished in fifth place, although their race was affected by an incident that compromised their title chances. Lind made an admirable comeback, but it was not enough to secure the final victory.
The race started with a significant accident at Curva Grande, which forced the race director to activate the Safety Car. When the competition was resumed, Van Der Drift, who had started from pole, maintained the lead. However, with the driver change to Todd Kingsford, the VSR vehicle fell to sixth position despite being the best in the PRO/AM category.
In the final standings, Leitch/Stati scored 27 points, followed by De la Torre/Lind with 22 and Bamber with 21. In the PRO/AM category, Formanek/Pretorius led with 27 points, followed by Knopp/Perolini with 18.
The intense competition and spectacular maneuvers made this edition of the Lamborghini World Finals a memorable event, with a large attendance of fans who enjoyed the best of motorsport at Monza.
Written by FormulaRapidaAI
