2024 Lamborghini Super Trofeo Europe

The 2024 Lamborghini Super Trofeo Europe is the seventeenth season of the Lamborghini Super Trofeo Europe. The season began on 19 April at Imola, and finished on 15 November with the World Final at Jerez, featuring 6 rounds.

2024 Lamborghini Super Trofeo Europe

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2023

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2025

Parent series:
GT World Challenge Europe Endurance Cup
GT World Challenge Europe Sprint Cup
FIA World Endurance Championship
Other Series
Lamborghini Super Trofeo Asia
Lamborghini Super Trofeo North America

Calendar

The calendar for the 2024 season was released on 2 November 2023, featuring six rounds.^[1] On 18 November, Lamborghini announced that they will hold the World Finals at Jerez.^[2]

Rnd.	Circuit	Date	Supporting
1	Imola Circuit, Emilia-Romagna, Italy	19–21 April	FIA World Endurance Championship Porsche Carrera Cup Germany
2	Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps, Stavelot, Belgium	9–11 May	FIA World Endurance Championship Porsche Carrera Cup Benelux
3	Circuit de la Sarthe, Le Mans, France	11–15 June	FIA World Endurance Championship Le Mans Cup
4	Nürburgring, Nürburg, Germany	26–28 July	GT World Challenge Europe Endurance Cup French F4 Championship
5	Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya, Montmeló, Spain	11–13 October	GT World Challenge Europe Sprint Cup GT2 European Series
6	Circuito de Jerez, Andalusia, Spain	14–15 November	Stand-alone event
7	Circuito de Jerez, Andalusia, Spain	16–17 November	Lamborghini Super Trofeo World Final

Entry list

All teams use the Lamborghini Huracán Super Trofeo Evo2.

Team No. Drivers Class Rounds Boutsen VDS[3] 2 Renaud Kuppens[3] PA 1–5 Roee Meyuhas[3] Auto Sport Racing Service[4] 3 Adrian Lewandowski[4] PA 1 Andrzej Lewandowski[4] 1 Adrian Lewandowski[4] Am 2–5 Andrzej Lewandowski[4] 2, 4–5 32 Paolo Biglieri[4] LC 1–5 Petar Matić[4] 33 Miloš Pavlović PA 1–5 Alessio Ruffini Iron Lynx[5] 4 Claude-Yves Gosselin[5][a] PA 1–5 Joran Leneutre[5] 41 Stefan Bostandjiev[5] P 1–5 Pavel Lefterov[5] 42 Giorgio Amati[5] P 1–5 Jesse Salmenautio[5] 43 Georgi Dimitrov[5] P 1–4 Edgar Maloigne[5] 49 John Seale[5] LC 1–5 Charlie Martin 4–5 VSR[6] 6 Mattia Michelotto[6] P 1–5 Gilles Stadsbader[6] 1–2 Micah Stanley 4 16 Andrea Frassineti[6] P 1–2 Ignazio Zanon[6] Andrea Frassineti[6] PA 3–5 Ignazio Zanon[6] 66 Piergiacomo Randazzo[6] Am 1–5 Stephane Tribaudini[6] 95 Baptiste Moulin P 2 Rexal Villorba Corse[4] 8 Donovan Privitelio[4][b] LC 1–5 Luciano Privitelio[4] 15 Benedetto Strignano P 1–4 Alberto di Folco 1–2, 4 26 Cyril Saleilles[4] Am 1–5 Julien Lambert[4] 1–2 Target Racing[7] 9 Largim Ali[7] P 1–5 Oliver Söderström[7] 31 Hampus Ericsson[7] P 1–5 39 Han Huilin[7] Am 1–5 81 Alex Au PA 4 Frederik Schandorff Lamborghini Stuttgart by Target Racing[7] 10 Calle Bergman[7] P 1 Guido Luchetti[7] Calle Bergman[7] PA 2, 4–5 Guido Luchetti[7] Aliabadi Cam Am 3 Guido Luchetti[7] Micanek Motorsport powered by Buggyra[8] 11 Bronislav Formánek[8] PA 1–5 Štefan Rosina[8][c] 22 Jáchym Galáš[8] P 1–5 Matěj Pavlíček[8] Schumacher CLRT[4] 13 Stéphan Guérin[4] Am 1–5 76 Lola Lovinfosse P 1–3 Jean-Baptiste Mela Laurent Hurgon PA 4–5 Lola Lovinfosse 83 Simon Tirman P 1–4 Simon Gachet 1, 3–5 Grégory Guilvert 5 Oregon Team[9] 14 Pietro Perolini[9] PA 1, 5 Davide Roda[9] 1 Kevin Gilardoni 5 Pietro Perolini[9] Am 2–3 Davide Roda[9] Kevin Gilardoni P 4 Pietro Perolini 34 Paul Levet[9] P 1–5 László Tóth[9] 61 Leonardo Caglioni[9] P 1–5 Enzo Géraci[9] DS Racing[4] 17 Serge Doms[4] LC 1–4 AKF Motorsport 24 Oliver Freymuth Am 1–5 UNIQ Racing[4] 25 Jerzy Spinkiewicz P 1–5 CMR 27 Stephane Lemeret Am 1–5 Rodrigue Gillion 30 Quentin Antonel P 1–5 Loris Cabirou 1–3 BDR Competition by Group Prom[4] 28 Amaury Bonduel[4][d] P 1–5 77 Alfredo Hernández Ortega[4] LC 1–5 Semspeed 36 Benoît Semoulin LC 2 François Semoulin ART-Line[4] 40 Nigel Bailly Am 1–5 57 Egor Orudzhev[e] P 1–5 75 Shota Abkhazava[4] LC 1–5 DL Racing[4] 48 Cristian Bortolato PA 1 Andrea Fontana 50 Rodrigo Testa[4] P 1–5 Riccardo Ianniello[4] 1–4 62 Ibrahim Badawy[4] P 1–5 68 Lucas Valkre P 1–2, 5 Filippo Lazzaroni 1–2 Diego di Fabio 5 Filippo Lazzaroni PA 3–4 Lucas Valkre 72 Diego Locanto[4] Am 1 Stefano Pezzucchi[4] Diego Locanto PA 4 Luca Segù Brutal Fish Racing Team[4] 54 Jason Keats[4] LC 1–3 Charlie Martin[4] 71 Dougie Bolger P 1–2 Jacopo Guidetti Autovitesse 63 Cedric Leimer Am 1, 3, 5 Julien Piguet GM Motorsport[4] 69 Marco Gersager P 1 Am 2–5 Leipert Motorsport[10] 70 Sebastian Balthasar[10] P 1–5 Jacob Riegel[10] 88 Nathan Herne P 2 Tim Stender Liang Jiatong PA 3 Stanislav Minsky Alexander Woller 4 "Takis" 89 Luo Haowen Am 3 Song Jiajun 99 Glenn McGee[10] Am 1, 3 Anthony McIntosh[10] Anthony McIntosh[10] PA 5 Brendon Leitch Pegasus Racing[4] 74 Anthony Nahra P 1–3 Dimitri Enjalbert Anthony Nahra PA 4–5 Dimitri Enjalbert GT3 Poland[4] 90 Holger Harmsen[4] Am 1 LC 2–5 Aggressive Team Italia[11] 93 Mauro Guastamacchia[12] Am 1 Karim Ojjeh[13] Karim Ojjeh[13] LC 2–5 GG Magic Motorsport[4] 97 Giuseppe Guirreri P 1–4 Maximilian Paul 4 Entrylists: [14][15]

Icon Class P Pro Cup PA Pro-Am Cup Am Am Cup LC Lamborghini Cup

Race results

Bold indicates the overall winner.

Drivers credited with winning pole position for their respective teams are indicated in bold text.

Round		Circuit	Pole Position	Pro Winners	Pro-Am Winners	Am Winners	LC Winners
1	R1	Imola Circuit	No. 28 BDR Competition by Group Prom	No. 9 Target Racing	No. 2 Boutsen VDS	No. 40 ART-Line	No. 54 Brutal Fish Racing Team
			Amaury Bonduel	Largim Ali Oliver Söderström	Renaud Kuppens Roee Meyuhas	Nigel Bailly	Jason Keats Charlie Martin
	R2		No. 28 BDR Competition by Group Prom	No. 28 BDR Competition by Group Prom	No. 11 Micanek Motorsport powered by Buggyra	No. 3 Auto Sport Racing Service	No. 75 ART-Line
			Amaury Bonduel	Amaury Bonduel	Bronislav Formánek Štefan Rosina[f]	Adrian Lewandowski Andrzej Lewandowski	Shota Abkhazava
2	R1	Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps	No. 28 BDR Competition by Group Prom	No. 28 BDR Competition by Group Prom	No. 2 Boutsen VDS	No. 66 VSR	No. 90 GT3 Poland
			Amaury Bonduel	Amaury Bonduel	Renaud Kuppens Roee Meyuhas	Piergiacomo Randazzo Stephane Tribaudini	Holger Harmsen
	R2		No. 28 BDR Competition by Group Prom	No. 28 BDR Competition by Group Prom	No. 16 VSR	No. 13 Schumacher CLRT	No. 32 Auto Sport Racing Service
			Amaury Bonduel	Amaury Bonduel	Andrea Frassineti Ignazio Zanon	Stéphan Guérin	Petar Matić Paolo Biglieri
3	R1	Circuit de la Sarthe	No. 28 BDR Competition by Group Prom	No. 6 VSR	No. 74 Pegasus Racing	No. 69 GM Motorsport	No. 32 Auto Sport Racing Service
			Amaury Bonduel	Mattia Michelotto	Anthony Nahra Dimitri Enjalbert	Marco Gersager	Petar Matić Paolo Biglieri
	R2		No. 28 BDR Competition by Group Prom	Race cancelled
			Amaury Bonduel
4	R1	Nürburgring	No. 28 BDR Competition by Group Prom	No. 28 BDR Competition by Group Prom	No. 11 Micanek Motorsport powered by Buggyra	No. 66 VSR	No. 75 ART-Line
			Amaury Bonduel	Amaury Bonduel	Bronislav Formánek Štefan Rosina	Piergiacomo Randazzo Stephane Tribaudini	Shota Abkhazava
	R2		No. 81 Target Racing	No. 57 ART-Line	No. 81 Target Racing	No. 66 VSR	No. 75 ART-Line
			Alex Au Frederik Schandorff	Egor Orudzhev	Alex Au Frederik Schandorff	Piergiacomo Randazzo Stephane Tribaudini	Shota Abkhazava
5	R1	Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya
	R2
6	R1	Circuito de Jerez
	R2
7	R1
	R2

Notes

1. Gosselin is a French driver competing under a Belgian license.
2. Donovan Privitelio is a Sammarinese driver competing under a French licence.
3. Štefan Rosina is a Slovakian driver competing under a Czech licence.
4. Amaury Bonduel is a Belgian driver competing under a French license.
5. Egor Orudzhev is a Russian driver competing under a Kyrgyz licence as Russian national emblems were banned by the FIA due to the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
6. Štefan Rosina is a Slovakian driver competing under a Czech licence.