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Lamborghini teams competing in Italian GT racing

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Lamborghini-supported teams are preparing for competition at the Monza circuit during the October 2026 Italian GT racing events. Villorba Corse, a team from Treviso, is scheduled to debut in the Italian GT Championship using the Lamborghini Huracán GT3 Evo2. Their driver lineup includes Sandy Mitchell and Leonardo Moncini, who will compete in two Sprint races. Simultaneously, Milan-based DL Racing is targeting multiple titles during the Italian GT Sprint Championship season finale at Monza. The team is fielding three Lamborghini Huracán GT3 Evo2 models in the GT3 category, with drivers Franck Perera and Luca Segù competing in the Pro class, and Mehdi Bouarfa and Alberto Pisani Clementi in the Pro-Am class. DL Racing is also contending for titles in the GT Cup. During the final weekend of the 2026 season, Villorba Corse expanded its activities. At the Monza circuit, the team competed in the Lamborghini Super Trofeo Europe using Huracán ST Evo2 models. Drivers Nathanaël Berreby and Hugo Giraud secured an overall podium finish with a third-place result in the second race, following an eighth-place finish in the first. The team is also preparing for the upcoming World Finals at Monza. Additionally, Villorba Corse is participating in the final round of the International GT Open at the Montmeló circuit in Catalonia. Drivers Leonardo Moncini and Rodrigo Testa are piloting the number 63 Lamborghini Huracán GT3 Evo2, aiming to build on consecutive victories achieved in Hockenheim and Monza in September.

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  1. 2026-10-23 18:55 UTC Lamborghini teams competing in Italian GT racing
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