Oregon Team heads to Monza for the sixth and final round of the Lamborghini Super Trofeo Europe, targeting four titles ahead of this weekend’s World Finals.
Currently leading the Teams’ standings, the squad run by Jerry Canevisio and Piergiorgio Testa arrives at its home circuit with Patrik Fraboni and Silas Rytter chasing the Pro crown. Following two victories at Imola and another at the subsequent Spa round, the Italian-Danish pairing sits just one point behind the championship leaders, having also claimed three further podium finishes.
Everything therefore remains to play for in the final showdown of 2026. Their teammates Rógerio Grotta and Alfio Andrea Spina, both contesting their first season in the one-make series for cars from Sant’Agata Bolognese, are out of title contention but determined to secure their maiden podium finish.
Josef Knopp and Pietro Perolini are also still in the title hunt. Racing under the Oregon Team banner, they lie second in Pro-Am, 24 points off the lead with 32 still available. Their tally includes a victory at Imola last May and four further podium finishes, including second place at Barcelona just three weeks ago.
Brazilian Adalberto Baptista, also racing for the Cremosano-based team, sits second in the Lamborghini Cup, just two points behind the championship leader. He has one victory to his name, secured at Imola, along with two second-place finishes and a third.
Two races are scheduled, both lasting 45 minutes on this occasion. The first gets underway on Thursday at 16:45, followed by the second on Friday at 12:30. Both will be streamed live on Lamborghini Squadra Corse’s official YouTube channel.
Saturday and Sunday will then see the spotlight turn to the 13th edition of the Lamborghini World Finals, bringing together competitors from the European, Asian and North American series.
Oregon Team is mounting a three-pronged challenge for top honours in the Lamborghini Super Trofeo Europe, which heads to the Barcelona circuit this weekend (2–4 October) for the fifth of six double-header rounds in a season set to conclude at Monza later this month.
The team run by Jerry Canevisio and Giorgio Testa arrives in Spain with Adalberto Baptista leading the Lamborghini Cup standings. The Brazilian, in his second season in the series reserved for the Huracán Super Trofeo EVO2, holds a five-point advantage over his nearest rival, thanks to a victory at Imola last May, two second places and a third-place finish.
The lead is also within reach in the top Pro class, where Patrik Fraboni and Silas Rytter currently sit second, just three points off the top. The young Italian and the Dane claimed three consecutive victories across Imola and Spa. It was in Belgium that they moved into the lead, before relinquishing it at the most recent Nürburgring round, where they finished fourth and second respectively in the two races. Also targeting a strong result in Pro are fellow Brazilian Rogério Grotta and Sicilian Alfio Andrea Spina, who have shown excellent progress but are still chasing their first podium of the year.
Meanwhile, Pietro Perolini and Czech driver Josef Knopp remain firmly in contention for the Pro-Am title. The Oregon Team duo began the season with two second-place finishes at Paul Ricard, before taking a victory at Imola and returning to the podium at the Nürburgring with a third-place finish. Having scored points in all eight races held so far, Perolini and Knopp sit 21 points behind the leaders, with a total of 64 still available.
The weekend’s track action gets underway tomorrow with two 60-minute free practice sessions. On Saturday, qualifying starts at 11:10, followed by the first of the two 50-minute races at 16:50. Race 2 will then get underway on Sunday at 12:10. Both races will be broadcast via live streaming on the official Lamborghini Squadra Corse YouTube channel and live on Sky Sport Arena in Italy.
Oregon Team ended a positive weekend at Imola, narrowly missing out on a podium finish in the Italian GT Championship. The Cremosano-based team’s Lamborghini Huracán GT3 EVO2 secured fourth place overall and second in the Pro class at the Santerno circuit, shared on this occasion by returning drivers Enzo Geraci and Guido Luchetti, alongside third driver Maximilian Paul.
The German, returning to the track after the accident he suffered at the Norisring in the DTM last July, showed excellent form by setting the eighth-fastest time in his qualifying session. Tuscany’s Luchetti, in his first year in the category, performed even better, recording the fifth-fastest time in his session, while Frenchman Geraci completed the job by setting the seventh-fastest time in the third session. This placed the Oregon Team crew on a solid fourth row of the grid.
After the opening 100 minutes, the Lamborghini of the team led by Jerry Canevisio and Giorgio Testa had already climbed from eighth to fourth place, remaining in close contact with the leading group throughout and showing strong race pace.
Paul, Geraci and Luchetti also delivered a consistent performance in the second half of the race, holding their position in the closing stages and ultimately securing fourth place overall in a 52-car field.
Oregon Team’s next appearance in the Italian series will be at Monza on 9-11 October, in the Italian GT Sprint Championship, while the Tuscan Mugello circuit will host the fourth and final round of the Endurance series in early November.
Just a few days after competing at the Nürburgring in the Lamborghini Super Trofeo Europe, Oregon Team returns to the track this weekend at Imola for the third of four rounds of the Italian GT Endurance, ahead of the season finale at Mugello in early November.
At the Santerno circuit, Jerry Canevisio and Giorgio Testa’s squad will once again enter a single Lamborghini Huracán GT3 EVO2 in the endurance series, but with a partially revised and highly competitive driver line-up.
Joining the returning Enzo Geraci and Guido Luchetti on this occasion will be Maximilian Paul. The German driver is already well acquainted with the Cremosano-based team, having raced with Oregon Team in the 2023 GT Open, claiming four victories, before making further appearances in the same series the following year. He now returns to the wheel after sustaining an injury at the Norisring during last July’s DTM round.
It marks a high-profile comeback for 26-year-old Paul, a factory driver for the Sant’Agata Bolognese manufacturer, whose arrival undoubtedly completes a front-running line-up.
After securing a solid seventh place overall in the second round at Monza in June – with Artem Petrov as the third driver – and putting the difficult opening weekend at Misano firmly behind them, the goal at Imola will be to return to the leading positions.
The first two one-hour free practice sessions are scheduled for Friday, followed by a third session on Saturday morning. Qualifying will also take place on Saturday, starting at 2:00 PM, while the three-hour race will get underway on Sunday at 12:05 PM and will be broadcast live on the official @CIGranTurismo YouTube channel and ACI Sport TV.
It was a weekend of mixed fortunes at the Nürburgring for Oregon Team, in the fourth of six double-header rounds of the Lamborghini Super Trofeo Europe. The squad led by Jerry Canevisio and Giorgio Testa claimed three podium finishes, once again confirming its place among the front-runners.
In the Pro class, Patrik Fraboni and Silas Rytter returned to the podium by securing second place in Race 2, after finishing fourth in Saturday’s Race 1. They collected more valuable points but lost the championship lead and now sit just three points behind the top spot. Following a difficult opening qualifying session, in which Fraboni set the 11th-fastest time overall, the Oregon Team pairing produced an excellent recovery drive in the first race to finish just outside the podium positions. Things went even better in Race 2, with Rytter qualifying third in class and fifth overall in Q2. He and Fraboni then completed another impressive comeback, with the Italian moving into second place during the closing stages, shortly before a red flag brought the race to a definitive halt with around seven minutes remaining.
A fifth-place finish in Race 1 was the best result for Rogerio Grotta and Alfio Andrea Spina, although it did not fully reflect their performance. The Italian immediately proved to be one of the fastest drivers on track, setting the fifth-fastest time overall and the second-fastest in the Pro class during the opening qualifying session. The Brazilian finished slightly further back in the second session, recording the ninth-fastest time in class. In Saturday’s first race, both delivered an excellent performance that enabled them to secure sixth place overall and fifth in the Pro class. Race 2 brought a very different outcome, however, as Grotta was forced to retire early due to a technical problem.
The pairing of Pietro Perolini and Josef Knopp also performed well. After setting the eighth-fastest time overall and the fifth-fastest in the Pro-Am class during the opening qualifying session, Knopp was held up by the chaos that unfolded immediately after the start of Race 1 and lost ground. Following the pit stops, Perolini mounted a strong recovery, eventually crossing the finish line 12th overall and fifth in class. After qualifying third in Pro-Am in Q2, Perolini made a good start in the second race and climbed as high as sixth overall. Knopp continued to push after the pit stops, but the race’s premature conclusion under the red flag prevented him from improving further. He nevertheless finished third in class, a result that enabled him and Perolini to return to the podium.
Second place in the Lamborghini Cup in Race 1 allowed Adalberto Baptista, who later finished eighth in Race 2, to retain the class lead with a five-point advantage over his closest rival.
The next round of the Lamborghini Super Trofeo Europe will take place in Barcelona over the weekend of 3–4 October.
Oregon Team heads to the Nürburgring, which this weekend hosts the fourth of six double-header rounds of the Lamborghini Super Trofeo Europe. Jerry Canevisio and Giorgio Testa’s squad arrives in Germany aiming to defend its lead in both the Pro class and the Lamborghini Cup, while also targeting a strong result in Pro-Am.
Leading the way in the top class are Patrik Fraboni and Silas Rytter, who claimed their third consecutive victory at Spa-Francorchamps last June, following their two wins at Imola. That result also propelled them to the top of the championship standings. The young Italian and his Danish teammate hold a seven-point advantage, having scored points in every race and finished inside the top five on each occasion so far.
Also competing in the Pro class will be Rogerio Grotta and Alfio Andrea Spina. Both are contesting their first season in the continental series organised by the Sant’Agata Bolognese manufacturer and have shown steady progress, although they are still chasing their maiden podium finish.
In Pro-Am, Josef Knopp and Pietro Perolini will be looking to return to the leading positions. Their season got off to an outstanding start, with two runner-up finishes in April’s opening round at Paul Ricard, followed by victory at Imola, before they experienced a more challenging weekend in Belgium.
Leading the Lamborghini Cup standings is Adalberto Baptista, also representing Oregon Team. The Brazilian, now in his second year in the series, opened his campaign in France with a third-place finish, before claiming victory at the following round in Imola and returning to the podium at Spa, where he finished second in the first of the weekend’s two races. He currently holds a six-point advantage over his closest rival.
The Nürburgring weekend will get underway tomorrow with the two customary free practice sessions. Qualifying will begin at 9:45 a.m. on Saturday, while the first of the two 50-minute races will start at 3:10 p.m. Race 2 is scheduled for Sunday at 12:45 p.m., with both races once again streamed live on Lamborghini Squadra Corse’s official YouTube channel.
Oregon Team returns to action this weekend (July 24–26) at Mugello for the third of four rounds of the Italian GT Sprint. At the Tuscan circuit, the team managed by Jerry Canevisio and Piergiorgio Testa will field two Lamborghini Huracán GT3 EVO2s.
As in the previous rounds, the first car will be shared by French driver Enzo Geraci and Guido Luchetti, the latter preparing to contest what is effectively his home race. After securing a best finish of ninth in the opening round at Imola, the following event at Vallelunga proved far more challenging, and both drivers are now aiming to move up the standings ahead of the season finale at Monza on October 9-11.
The major new addition comes with the second line-up, as Patricija Stalidzane makes her championship debut. The 24-year-old German driver, who has gained experience in ADAC GT4 and on the Nürburgring Nordschleife (including two starts in the Nürburgring 24 Hours), will share driving duties with Leonardo Pulcini. It marks an important return for Pulcini, who won the Lamborghini Super Trofeo Europe title with Oregon Team in 2021 before being crowned International GT Open champion the following year.
At Mugello, as in the previous rounds of the Italian series, Oregon Team will also field a Lamborghini in Super Trofeo specification in the Cup class. The car will be shared by German driver of Italian descent Salvatore Fico and Denmark’s Milan Rytter (brother of Silas Rytter, who competed with Oregon Team in the Lamborghini Super Trofeo Europe).
The Mugello weekend gets underway tomorrow with the free practice sessions. Qualifying will take place on Saturday morning, while the first of the two 50-minute races plus one lap is scheduled to start at 1:45 p.m. Race 2 will get underway on Sunday at 12:00 p.m.
Both races will be streamed live on the championship’s official YouTube channel, @CIGranTurismo.
Oregon Team enjoyed a successful outing in the Lamborghini Super Trofeo Europe at Spa-Francorchamps, where Patrik Fraboni and Silas Rytter claimed their third consecutive Pro class victory following their double success at Imola, while also securing a fourth-place class finish to move into the championship lead.
Over the more than seven kilometres of the Belgian circuit, which hosted the third of the season’s six double-header events, Adalberto Baptista also retained the lead in the Lamborghini Cup standings after finishing second and securing a podium finish in Race 1. It was an overall positive weekend in the Ardennes for Jerry Canevisio and Giorgio Testa‘s squad, which has now also moved to the top of the Teams‘ standings, opening up an eight-point advantage over its closest rivals.
During a weekend marked by extremely high temperatures, with trackside conditions exceeding 40°C, Rytter and Fraboni began by recording the fourth and sixth fastest times respectively in the Pro class during qualifying, with team-mates Rogerio Grotta and Alfio Andrea Spina, sharing another Pro entry, immediately behind them. Baptista also impressed in qualifying, finishing second in the Lamborghini Cup in the first session and fourth in class in the second. Qualifying proved slightly more challenging for the Pro-Am pairing of Josef Knopp and Pietro Perolini, who ended up seventh and third respectively in the two sessions.
In Race 1, Rytter delivered an excellent opening stint before handing over to Fraboni while leading the race. Following a Full Course Yellow period, however, the young Italian dropped to second overall while retaining the lead in the Pro class, ultimately taking the chequered flag in that position as the race finished behind the Safety Car following another competitor’s off-track excursion. Grotta and Spina also produced a strong performance, securing an overall top-10 finish with eighth place overall and fifth in the Pro class. Knopp and Perolini finished fifth in Pro-Am, while Baptista initially led the Lamborghini Cup category before eventually crossing the line in second position.
Race 2 on Saturday once again saw Fraboni and Rytter produce a consistent and measured performance, allowing them to secure seventh place overall and fourth in the Pro class. A similar story unfolded for Spina and Grotta, who finished 11th overall and fifth in class. It was a more difficult race for Knopp and Perolini, who ended up eighth in Pro-Am, while Baptista narrowly missed out on a Lamborghini Cup podium with fourth place.
The championship will now enter an almost two-month break before returning for the fourth round of the season at the Nürburgring at the end of August.
Oregon Team is ready to take on the Spa-Francorchamps round of the Lamborghini Super Trofeo Europe, which reaches the third of six double-header events this weekend on the seven-kilometre Ardennes circuit.
Jerry Canevisio and Giorgio Testa’s squad arrives in Belgium to complete a back-to-back weekend sequence, following a positive outing in the Italian GT Endurance at Monza last weekend. Flying the colours of the Cremosano-based team, Enzo Geraci, Guido Luchetti and Artem Petrov delivered a strong performance on home soil, finishing seventh overall in the three-hour race aboard the No. 36 Huracán GT3 EVO2. It was a particularly noteworthy result, achieved after a charge through the field from 21st on the grid (11th row), allowing the Oregon Team trio to score their first points of the season.
Now, however, attention turns to the Belgian round of the one-make championship reserved for cars from the Sant’Agata Bolognese manufacturer. Following their two victories in the most recent round at Imola last May, Patrik Fraboni and Silas Rytter sit just four points away from the Pro class lead. The Italian-Danish pairing also secured their third consecutive podium at the Santerno circuit, following a third-place finish in the season opener at Paul Ricard.
Also making their mark in the Pro class were Alfio Spina and Rógerio Grotta, who twice finished inside the top five at Imola with Oregon Team, recording a best result of fourth place in the opening race of the weekend.
In the Pro-Am class, Josef Knopp and Pietro Perolini also claimed a victory at Imola. After finishing second in both races in France, they now sit just one point away from the top of the standings. Meanwhile, Brazilian driver Adalberto Baptista leads the Lamborghini Cup standings. After taking victory in Race 2 at Imola and finishing third in France, the Oregon Team driver now holds a one-point advantage at the top of the championship.
The weekend programme will begin tomorrow with two free practice sessions. Qualifying will take place on Friday starting at 11:20 a.m., ahead of the first 50-minute race scheduled to get underway at 5:10 p.m. Race 2 will start on Saturday at 12:10 p.m. Both races will be broadcast live on Lamborghini Squadra Corse’s official YouTube channel.
Oregon Team returns to action this weekend (June 20-21) for the second of four rounds of the Italian GT Endurance, taking place at its home circuit of Monza.
Following a challenging opening round at Misano last May, the team led by Jerry Canevisio and Piergiorgio Testa is aiming to turn its season around. The Pro-class line-up of Enzo Geraci, Guido Luchetti and Artem Petrov will once again share driving duties aboard the No. 36 Lamborghini Huracán GT3 EVO2.
On the 5.793-kilometre Monza circuit, the Cremosano-based squad will be looking to return to the front of the field in what promises to be an extremely competitive event, with no fewer than 39 GT3 cars entered.
The Monza commitment will also serve as a prelude to the upcoming Lamborghini Super Trofeo Europe round at Spa, scheduled just a few days later.
The weekend programme will get underway on Friday with two free practice sessions, followed by a third session on Saturday morning. Qualifying will take place on Saturday afternoon and will determine the starting grid based on the combined best lap times recorded by the three drivers.
The 3 Hours of Monza will start on Sunday at 3:00 p.m. local time and will be broadcast live on ACI Sport’s official Facebook and YouTube channels.
