DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. – Multiple teams have announced their plans for the 2026 Lamborghini Super Trofeo North America season with the Lamborghini Huracán Super Trofeo EVO2 competing for one more season. The season opens March 19-20 at Sebring International Raceway.
WTR Confirms Four-Car Effort in Pro, ProAm
The championship winning Wayne Taylor Racing team will run a four-car effort split two cars apiece in Pro and ProAm.
Hampus Ericsson and Nick Persing will now share the No. 1 entry in Pro, with Persing moving alongside Ericsson after running solo in 2025. Newcomers Al Morey IV and James Willis will share the No. 7 Pro entry.
Danny Formal shifts to ProAm alongside Graham Doyle in the No. 10 car, with team newcomers Paul Nemschoff and Marc Miller moving from Flying Lizard Motorsports in their No. 41 car also in ProAm.
XONINE Racing Reveals Four-Car Program
After racing with MLT Motorsports most of 2025, Lithuanian cousins Darius Trinka and Tadas Karlinskas now field their XONINE Racing effort as a full four-car program on its own across three categories.
Trinka and Dominic Starkweather will share the No. 33 Pro class entry. Two-time LB Cup champion Nick Groat (No. 57) and Anthony Bullock (No. 12) will run a pair of Am cars.
A ProAm entry, car No. 13, is also planned with drivers to be announced.
ANSA Adds Gore Alongside Queen in Pro Class Effort
ANSA Motorsports has added Tommi Gore alongside Colin Queen to its Pro class No. 4 Lamborghini.
In a social media post, ANSA wrote: “ANSA Motorsports is proud to announce that Jamaican rising star, Tommi Gore, joins our No. 4 Pro entry in Lamborghini Super Trofeo North America — marking his American debut.
“After three seasons racing in Europe with multiple podiums and race wins, Tommi returns stateside ready for the next chapter. Focused, driven, and eager to prove himself in one of the most competitive Pro grids in the country.
“He’ll team up with Colin Queen this season — be on the lookout for this pair to make a name for themselves in Super Trofeo NA.”
Queen, who was recently named the Lamborghini Young Driver Program Shootout winner, was also confirmed to return in this entry.
Per the team: “After an impressive 2025 season and winning the Lamborghini Young Driver shootout, it’s been incredible to see how much he’s developed — both in speed and maturity. It’s an honor to have him back with us, and we’re ready to build on that momentum in 2026.”
PPM Confirms Staab Return, Adds Broll and Ware
Precision Performance Motorsports has made a pair of announcements for two of its Lamborghini Huracán Super Trofeo EVO2s, both with Lamborghini Palm Beach, although did not specify classes.
David Staab will again race the team’s No. 48 entry, after contending for last year’s Am title. Per the team: “David brings consistency, determination, and a deep understanding of the car and the championship. Building on last season’s momentum, we’re excited to continue developing together and push for even more in 2026.”
A new addition is Cooper Broll and Derek Ware in the team’s No. 47 entry.
“I’m beyond excited to be racing with Precision Performance Motorsports this season in Super Trofeo,” Broll said. “It’s a big step for me, both in car and series, but I feel ready for it. Precision is an amazing team, and having Derek as my teammate gives us a great shot to be competitive and fight for strong results.”
Ware added, “I’m thrilled to partner with Cooper Broll and Precision Performance Motorsports for this season. We’ve assembled a very competitive driver lineup, and I’m confident we have all the pieces in place to contend for the Super Trofeo championship! We’re very excited for what’s ahead!”
Kaizen Autosport Plans Two-Car Program
Kaizen Autosport has confirmed a two-car entry for the 2026 Lamborghini Super Trofeo North America season, marking a significant step forward in the team’s second year of competition.
The program will feature a Seth Henry and Wyatt Foster in the Am-class entry alongside an ProAm class entry driven by Joel Miller and Andrew Heffring. The expanded effort underscores Kaizen’s continued commitment to performance growth and long-term development within the Lamborghini Super Trofeo paddock.
Miller joins the organization not only as a co-driver in the ProAm entry, but will also work side by side with Carlos Ramirez, Kaizen Autosport Director of Motorsports operation and LST Team Manager on car performance. Miller and Foster will combine their talent on driver development.
“2026 is going to be an incredible year for Kaizen Autosport and its partners, especially with iHeartRadio joining the Lamborghini Super Trofeo program,” said Joel Miller. “It’s an exciting time to be involved. Peter has built a strong team, and I cannot wait to get behind the wheel and work alongside the other drivers.”