Lamborghini Squadra Corse has confirmed that Barcelona's Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya will host the highly anticipated Super Trofeo World Finals at the culmination of the 2027 racing calendar.
This marks a significant milestone as it will be the first time the Spanish circuit stages this prestigious season-ending event for the Super Trofeo competitors. A notable highlight of the 2027 finals will be the on-track introduction of the innovative Temerario model, showcasing Lamborghini's latest advancements in motorsport engineering. The specific dates for this grand finale have been set for November 13–14, an announcement made during the recent Gala Night held in Monza.
The World Finals will follow a comprehensive global racing schedule, with various rounds taking place across different continents. The European series will feature races in Imola (Italy), Spa-Francorchamps (Belgium), Misano (Italy), Nurburgring (Germany), and Hungaroring (Hungary), culminating in Barcelona. Meanwhile, the North American series will visit iconic tracks such as Sebring (Florida), Laguna Seca (California), Watkins Glen (New York), Road America (Wisconsin), and Indianapolis (Indiana), also concluding in Barcelona. Asian enthusiasts will witness events in Sepang (Malaysia), Inje (South Korea), Suzuka (Japan), Fuji (Japan), and Shanghai (China), with their final race preceding the World Finals in Barcelona.
This strategic choice of Barcelona as the host city for the 2027 World Finals underscores the global appeal and expanding reach of the Lamborghini Super Trofeo series. It also represents a commitment to bringing high-octane racing to diverse and vibrant venues. The introduction of the Temerario at such a pivotal event reflects Lamborghini's continuous pursuit of innovation and excellence in performance vehicles. The meticulous planning of the international calendar ensures that teams and fans worldwide can engage with the thrill and excitement of these premier motorsport competitions, fostering a spirit of global camaraderie and fierce yet fair competition.