Lamborghini has announced that the 2025 World Finals, the last event on the Super Trofeo calendar, will be held at the Misano World Circuit Marco Simoncelli on Italy’s Adriatic Riviera on the weekend of 6-9 November.
The Raging Bull manufacturer had already announced the calendars that will make up the 2025 season of the Europe, North America and Asia championships of its one-make series with the Huracán ST EVO2.
As for the Europe group, in its 17th edition as the longest-running Super Trofeo of the family, it will once again be a support championship for the GT World Challenge Europe, after the SRO-organized championship was selected for two events in 2024 by Lamborghini, which among other things also provides the Safety Car.
The calendar will kick off in mid-April at Paul Ricard, where the 1000 km race for GT3s will be held, followed by the classic Italian round at the beginning of June at Monza, home of the 3h race.
The weekend of the prestigious 24h of Spa-Francorchamps also returns at the end of June, followed at the end of August by the Nürburgring and in mid-October by Barcelona, before the grand finale at Misano.
The North American series is a regular support category of IMSA and will start from the 12h of Sebring in mid-March, then heading to Laguna Seca in May and Watkins Glen in June, where the 6h will take place.
The fourth round is also scheduled for the summer at Road America, while in September all eyes will be on the Brickyard in Indianapolis to experience the weekend of the 6h, before concluding in November with their colleagues from the other Super Trofeos.
Finally, Asia will start for the very first time in its history from Australia with the Sydney round in April, followed by a trip to Shanghai in China and then the Japanese round at Fuji in the next two months. In July it will be the turn of South Korea at the Inje Speedium track, while Malaysia hosts the penultimate event at Sepang.
LAMBORGHINI SUPER TROFEO – 2025 CALENDARS
EUROPE
April 11-13: Paul Ricard (France)
May 30-June 1: Monza (Italy)
June 27-29: Spa-Francorchamps (Belgium)
August 29-31: Nürburgring (Germany)
October 10-12: Barcelona (Spain)
November 6-9: Misano (Italy) – World Finals
NORTH AMERICA
March 12-14: Sebring
May 9-11: Laguna Seca
June 19-21: Watkins Glen
July 31-August 3: Road America
September 18-20: Indianapolis
November 6-9: Misano (Italy) – World Finals
ASIA
April 4-6: Sydney (Australia)
May 16-18: Shanghai (China)
June 27-29: Fuji (Japan)
July 18-20: Inje (South Korea)
September 5-7: Sepang (Malaysia)
November 6-9: Misano (Italy) – World Finals