GTWC, Lambo super trofeo and tour de corse : mediterranean week for our team!
Barcelona: the final challenge of the season
We’ve arrived in Barcelona, ready to take on the final round of the GT World Challenge Europe Endurance Cup.
After a productive day of paid test sessions, the team is fully focused and determined ahead of a decisive weekend.
GT World Challenge Europe: pressure rising
A busy schedule awaits with free practice and pre-qualifying on Saturday, followed by qualifying and the 3-hour race on Sunday.
Here at the Circuit de Catalunya, the 2025 season will come to its conclusion.
Our Silver crew, Aurélien Panis, César Gazeau, and Loris Cabirou, will fight hard to defend their position in the combined Sprint + Endurance championship, after a strong and consistent season.
Their goal is clear: maintain their place at the top and wrap up the year on a high note.
On the Pro side, motivation is sky-high. Mikael Grenier, Maximilian Götz, and Maxime Martin are aiming for a podium finish after a rather unlucky endurance season. The team is ready to fight until the very last lap, hoping to end this demanding campaign on a positive note, one that better reflects the effort and work invested throughout the year.
Lamborghini Super Trofeo: aiming higher
Meanwhile, our drivers in the Lamborghini Super Trofeo Europe take on the fifth and penultimate round of the season, also here in Barcelona.
Currently third in the Pro-Am standings, their goal is clear: climb to second place before the grand finale in Misano.
Renaud Kuppens and Hugo Bac will hit the track tomorrow, Friday, October 10, for the first free practice sessions. The rest of the weekend will bring intense qualifying sessions and two thrilling races full of suspense for our determined duo.
Tour de Corse Historique: two days left to play for it all
Across the Mediterranean, our crews competing in the 2025 Tour de Corse Historique continue to shine.
The Feligioni brothers, after a brilliant start to the rally, now sit third in their category after several fiercely contested stages.
As for the Huchet crew, they currently hold 21st place in the same class, proudly flying our colors through the magnificent Corsican landscapes.
With two days of racing left on the island’s legendary roads, anything can still happen.
Three fronts, one shared energy
This weekend, the team is fully engaged on three major fronts:
- the GTWC finale, the ultimate showdown of the season,
- the Super Trofeo Europe, where the Pro-Am podium battle is heating up,
- and the Tour de Corse Historique, where our crews are defending their positions with pride.
Three championships, three challenges, one passion: racing.
