Lamborghini World Finals: Monza celebrates past and future in front of 35,000 spectators

Also unveiled during the World Finals weekend was the date and venue of the 2027 edition, which will take place in Barcelona between 13-14 November. The Spanish circuit will become the 10th different location to host the traditional season-closing event. Since its inaugural edition in 2013 at Vallelunga (which also hosted the World Finals in 2018 and 2023), the World Finals has travelled to Sepang (2014), Sebring (2015), Valencia (2016), Imola (2017), Jerez de la Frontera (2019 and 2024), Portimão (2022), Misano (2021 and 2025) and, most recently, Monza.
With 104 drivers from 28 different nations and 29 teams participating, the Lamborghini World Finals crowned six continental champions across four different classes, with 30 drivers out of 65 drivers in total reaching the podium. The Pro class World Finals was won by Leipert Motorsport’s Brendon Leitch and Nicolas Stati. The former added the Pro title to his Pro-Am crown secured in 2024, while 17-year-old Australian Stati achieved his first major title at the wheel of a Lamborghini. In Pro-Am, Anthony Pretorius and Bronislav Formánek (Mičánek Motorsport powered by Buggyra) claimed a clean sweep of the European and World titles. Meanwhile, Andrzej Lewandowski, driving for the Auto Sport Racing team, took the victory in Am, with Topp Racing’s Rocky T Bolduc winning the Lamborghini Cup class.
 

Across the pair of 45-minute races for the Pro/Pro-Am and Am/Lamborghini Cup, a total of 2,685 laps were completed, amounting to a total duration of 3h5m42.863s, bringing the cumulative race time for all Lamborghini World Finals since the inaugural edition in 2009 to 40h7m0.507s.

On Saturday evening, a Gala Night was held at the circuit, attended by Stephan Winkelmann, Chairman and CEO of Lamborghini, along with other top company executives. The event also served as the awards ceremony for the champions of the Lamborghini Super Trofeo Europe, Asia and North America series. 
A wide range of activities was offered to the public, including the Super Trofeo Grid Walk and Paddock Tour, which allowed fans and partners to get a close-up look at the drivers and their cars in the moments leading up to the races. On-track action continued with an exclusive experience: the VIP laps, where guests had the chance to ride alongside official Lamborghini factory drivers. Lamborghini Esports also took centre stage, showcasing virtual racing – a discipline where talent, precision and performance are the deciding factors. During the event, the 15 finalists of the 2026 Esports Series competed for the top spot.
The Autrodromo Nazionale di Monza hosted a parade featuring 76 cars, with participants from four different nations – including a 20-member delegation from the Swiss club. Throughout the weekend, the track also hosted sessions for the Essenza SCV12, the 830 hp, V12-powered trackday-only hypercar.
During the Lamborghini World Finals, guests had the chance to explore an exclusive Roger Dubuis space within the VIP Hospitality area, a unique way to celebrate the partnership between Roger Dubuis and Automobili Lamborghini, which has been ongoing since 2017. 
In the paddock, a dedicated area hosted the TecnoBody Fitness Lab, where visitors could discover TecnoBody’s innovative philosophy of movement, a holistic approach that is transforming training and athletic preparation centres worldwide and speak with industry specialists. 
The ‘Movember Experience’ initiative also returned, supporting a global movement dedicated to men’s health through awareness, dialogue and community engagement.
All eyes are now on the upcoming season, which features a global calendar across three continental series – comprising 18 rounds and 36 races at some of the world’s most prestigious circuits – with the spotlight firmly fixed on the Temerario Super Trofeo.