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XO9 Racing Holds Championship Lead in Super Trofeo
As the Lamborghini Super Trofeo North America season approaches its dramatic conclusion, the XO9 Racing #11 Huracán Super Trofeo EVO2, driven by cousins Tadas Karlinskas and Darius Trinka, remains at the very top of the Pro/Am standings—clinging to a slender one-point advantage.
This season has been nothing short of a rollercoaster. Each round has delivered its own highs and lows, but none quite as nerve-wracking as Road America. In front of a sea of fans at what felt like a “home race,” the weekend brought both thrilling on-track battles and moments of sheer survival. Multiple incidents unfolded around the #11 car, threatening to derail the team’s title hopes in an instant. Yet through a combination of sharp driving, patience, and just a touch of luck, XO9 Racing managed to escape the chaos unharmed and keep the championship lead alive.
Now, all eyes are on the final North American round. With only a single point separating the top two in the championship, every lap, every pit stop, and every ounce of concentration will matter. It’s the kind of nail-biting scenario that defines motorsport—months of hard work condensed into one decisive weekend.
Looking beyond, the World Finals loom on the horizon, where the best Lamborghini Super Trofeo drivers from across the globe will gather. Carrying the Pro/Am points lead into that showdown would be a statement for XO9 Racing: proof that two cousins from Chicago and Lithuania can stand toe-to-toe with the world’s best.
“This season has tested us in every way,” said the team. “We’ve had to fight back, keep our focus, and trust in each other. Coming into the finale with the championship still in our hands is exactly the position we wanted, but we know the hardest fight is still ahead. Our goal is simple—finish strong, keep that #11 up front, and take the title into the World Finals.”