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Lamborghini Super Trofeo World Finals – Monza 2026 – saw the second race of the Asia series finish with Zhincong Li and Titus Sherlock of the Racegraph team taking victory in wet conditions. The duo started from sixth on the grid and, after a 5‑second penalty for an unsafe re‑entry at the Roggia chicane, clawed back to the front. Li/Sherlock’s comeback was highlighted by a late‑race scramble with William Tregurtha and Andre Couto, the latter crashing at Lesmo 2.
William Tregurtha, sharing the Batmobile Racing Huracán with Jonathan Cecotto, finished second but secured the PRO championship title. Tregurtha crossed the line ahead of VSR teammates Sceats and Wisniewski, who finished third and fourth respectively. The championship battle was tight; Wisniewski’s attempts to overtake Tregurtha in the closing laps were thwarted, and the final gap was narrowed to four seconds after the 5‑second penalty.
The race began under a safety car due to heavy rain that had fallen earlier in the afternoon. The safety car was withdrawn after four laps, allowing racing to resume. Van der Drift, who started from pole for Team VSR, led the opening stint but was later overtaken by Kingsford, who finished sixth. In the PRO‑AM class, Kingsford and Van der Drift were crowned champions, while Bunchareon claimed the AM title. In the LC category, Weeraborwornpong of Siamgas Corse finished just off the podium, with Buncharoen of True Vision Motorsport taking fifth place.
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Source: Motorsport