Victory for Breukers and Amstutz in PRO-AM and AMDovizioso gets close to the podiumValencia’s “Ricardo Tormo” circuit hosted the sixth and last round of the three Lamborghini series Europe, Asia and North America, the highlight event of the seasonot underway with qualifying sessions and the first two races.There were 51 Huracán Super Trofeos at the start in the four classes and the drivers engaged in a high-level challenge.Italian Vito Postiglione left everyone behind in the race for PRO and PRO-AM drivers. The driver from Imperiale Racing took the lead during the pit-stops and finished ahead of the Dane Dennis Lind, who graduated European champion the day before with team Raton Racing, and Italian-American Richard Antinucci with team Change Racing.

Italian Vito Postiglione left everyone behind in the race for PRO and PRO-AM drivers. The driver from Imperiale Racing took the lead during the pit-stops and finished ahead of the Dane Dennis Lind, who graduated European champion the day before with team Raton Racing, and Italian-American Richard Antinucci with team Change Racing.Bad luck for Loris Spinelli, who was the fastest in both qualifying sessions with the car from Antonelli Motorsport, but was forced to withdraw after remaining in the lead at the beginning of the race.Fourth place for Latvian Harald Schlegelmilch (Artline Team Georgia) who precededeighteen-year-old Dutchman Rik Breukers (GDL Racing), fifth overall and first in the class PRO-AM, whose podium was completed respectively by the crews formed by Andrea Fontana and Lorenzo Veglia (Antonelli Motorsport) and Raffaele Giannoni (Automobile Tricolore).Andrea Dovizioso  in PRO-AM, finished at the foot of the podium. The Ducati  MotoGP rider won the second of the two races of the last round of the European series.The victory in the AM class went to Adrian Amstut with an excellent sprint which allowed him to gain three positions during the initial lap, subsequently he reached the second position and then took the lead. The driver of the team Bonaldi Motorsport, who celebrated the European title in the PRO-AM class with Patrick Kujala yesterday, finished ahead of Nouri Shahin (Leipert Motorsport) and Shota Abkhazava (Artline Team Georgia), the latter succeeded in taking the lead in the early stages of the race, after starting from the second row.In the Lamborghini Cup, the victory went to the American of DXDT Racing, Ross Chouest. The podium was completed respectively by the two Dutchmen of the team Van der Horst Motorsport, Gerard Van der Horst and William Van Deyzen. DRIVERS’ QUOTESVito Postiglione #23 - Imperiale Racing (first in the PRO class): “I wish to thank all the team members, who have been working intensively for three days. A rewarding result for them and for me has finally arrived. Apart from a difficult moment at the start, when I slightly collided with Kodric’s car, who had had a contact with Spinelli, there were no other problems during the race. Let’s cross the fingers for tomorrow”.Rik Breukers #71 - GDL Racing (first in the PRO-AM): “I’m very happy because today’s race was really crazy, I had to recover after a difficult qualifying because of the traffic on track. I did a good start, I immediately gained some positions and then kept pushing till the end”.Adrian Amstutz #34 - Bonaldi Motorsport (first in the AM class): “This has been definitely a weekend full of emotions. Yesterday, I conquered the European title together with Patrick and today I scored this victory as well. Talking about the race, at the beginning I was facilitated by the struggle which involved the two leading drivers and during the first lap, I managed to take the lead. Then, everything went smoothly till the end”.