Alliance Racing heads north to the historic Road America circuit this weekend for the next round of the Lamborghini Super Trofeo North America series. The team is set to field its full-season two-car lineup with drivers Ernie Francis Jr. and Luke Berkeley continuing their strong run in the Pro class, while new to sportscar driver Avery Towns will join Garrett Adams behind the wheel of the team’s Am class entry.
Known for its high-speed straights and technical corners, Road America’s iconic 4.048-mile layout provides one of the biggest challenges on the calendar. With just three rounds remaining in the 2025 season, including the world finals, the team is looking to capitalize on recent momentum and secure valuable championship points in both classes.
“We’re excited to be back at Road America, it’s a favorite for drivers and fans alike,” explained Team Owner Toney Edwards. “We’ve made strong progress with both cars this season, and this track presents a great opportunity for our drivers to showcase their talent. We’re confident in the pace of our program and are aiming for big results this weekend.”
The weekend kicks off with two practice sessions on Thursday, giving drivers the chance to fine-tune their Huracán Super Trofeo EVO2 machines. Qualifying is set for Friday, with Race One taking place on Saturday and the weekend’s second and final race on Sunday. The full weekend schedule can be found here.
Alliance Racing looks to continue building its legacy in Lamborghini Super Trofeo North America as the series enters its critical late-season stretch. Fans can follow all the action live at IMSA.com/tv, with coverage available throughout the weekend.
For more information on Alliance Racing and opportunities for an off-season test or 2026 race program, please contact Toney@Alliance.Racing.
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