Each race weekend will comprise two qualifying rounds and three races. Held at the Dubai Autodrome, the first-weekend competition will see 20 Huracán Super Trofeo Evo cars line up on the starting grid on Friday 15 February and take part in two-morning qualifying sessions, followed by 50-minute-long Race 1 at 14:35 hrs local time. Two races are scheduled for the following day, Saturday 16 February, with Race 2 and Race 3 taking place in the morning and the afternoon respectively.
The format will be the same for the second round, which will be held at Abu Dhabi’s spectacular Yas Marina F1 Circuit. Three hot races will be run on Friday 22 and Saturday 23 February, to crown the new champions of the four classes (Pro, Pro-Am, Am and Lamborghini Cup), who will automatically qualify for the World Final for the first time.
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Lamborghini Super Trofeo – 2019 Calendars
Middle East
Round 1: Dubai – 15-16 February
Round 2: Abu Dhabi – 22-23 February
Europe
Round 1: Silverstone – 11-12 May*
Round 2: Misano – 29-30 June*
Round 3: Zandvoort – 13-14 July*
Round 4: Spa-Francorchamps – 26-27 July*
Round 5: Nürburgring – 31 August – 1 September*
Round 6: Jerez de la Frontera – 25-27 October
* in combination with the Blancpain GT World Challenge Europe
Asia
Round 1: Sepang – 6-7 April
Round 2: Suzuka – 22-23 June
Round 3: Fuji Speedway – 6-7 July
Round 4: Yeongam – 4-5 August
Round 5: Shanghai – 31 August – 1 September
Round 6: Jerez de la Frontera – 25-27 October
North America
Round 1: Barber Motorsport Park – 6-7 April
Round 2: Watkins Glen – 28-29 June
Round 3: Road America – 3-4 August
Round 4: Virginia International Raceway – 24-25 August
Round 5: Laguna Seca – 14-15 September
Round 6: Jerez de la Frontera – 25-27 October
World Final Jerez de la Frontera – 25-27 October
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