Lamborghini World Finals PRO-PRO/AM Race 2: Leitch and Stati dominate to seal the title
Brendon Leitch and Nicolas Stati are the 2026 Super Trofeo PRO-PRO/AM World Finals champions after winning Race 2 at Monza a day after finishing second. The Leipert Motorsport pair beat Dennis Lind and Elias De la Torre by five points.

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Brendon Leitch e Nicolas Stati são os campeões mundiais do Super Trofeo PRO-PRO/AM de 2026, selando o título com a vitória na Corrida 2 um dia depois de terminarem em segundo.
No Autódromo Nacional de Monza, a dupla da Leipert Motorsport dominou a categoria na tarde, graças a um trecho soberbo do neozelandês, que abriu caminho pelo pelotão com uma sequência de voltas na casa de 1m46s e levou o Huracan ST EVO 2 para casa em primeiro.
O resultado levou a dupla ao topo da classificação e garantiu as finais para a fabricante de Sant'Agata Bolognese. Eles superaram Dennis Lind e Elias De la Torre, cujo carro da TP3 Racing rodou após contato na primeira chicane.
De volta aos boxes, De la Torre passou o carro para Lind, que produziu uma recuperação empolgante do último lugar até a beira do pódio. O quinto lugar, porém, não bastou para manter a liderança de pontos que eles haviam assumido com a vitória de sábado.
Um acidente grave na Curva Grande na volta de abertura obrigou o diretor de prova a acionar o Safety Car.
Na relargada, Van Der Drift manteve a liderança saindo da pole e passou o carro com uma vantagem confortável sobre Will Bamber. Quando Todd Kingsford, o piloto da equipe na classe AM, assumiu, o carro da VSR caiu para sexto, ainda o primeiro colocado na PRO/AM.
Bamber perdeu terreno nos pit stops, mas se recuperou para chegar ao pódio tanto na corrida quanto na classificação. Sceats e Wisniewski, no outro carro da VSR, estiveram soberbos depois do intervalo e ficaram com o degrau do meio, embora não tenham entrado no top três do campeonato.
Quarto lugar: Colin Queen e Tommi Gore, da ANSA Motorsports, uma posição à frente de Lind/De la Torre; nem os feitos do dinamarquês bastaram para o título, e eles terminaram cinco pontos atrás dos campeões.
O sétimo lugar ficou com Simone Iaquinta e Kevin Gilardoni (DL Racing), com Benedetto Strignano e Nicholas Pujatti (Scuderia Villorba Corse) na sequência e Jerzy Spinkiewicz (Uniq Racing) depois deles. Giano Taurino (Taurino Racing) completou o top 10 depois de uma punição de um segundo lhe custar duas posições.
Na PRO/AM, Bronislaw Formanek e Anthony Pretorius (Micanek Motorsport) lideraram a classificação, à frente de Josef Knopp e Pietro Perolini (Oregon) e de Van Der Drift/Kingsford, cuja forte Corrida 2 não bastou para o primeiro lugar.
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