Andrzej Lewandowski locks out both poles in AM/LC qualifying for the Lamborghini World Finals at Monza this morning, setting 1m47.087s in Q1 and 1m47.197s in Q2.

His Q1 advantage stretches to a full second, underscoring a clear pace offset that puts the field on notice ahead of the weekend’s two races.

Renaud Kuppens delivers second for Micanek Motorsport, with PPM’s Gabriel Holguin third. PPM teammate David Staab shares row two, followed by Raffaele Giannone and LC benchmark Donovan Privitelio.

Anthony Bullock and Rocky Bolduc occupy row four, while Fred Roberts and Rodrigue Gillion complete the Q1 top ten. The pattern confirms Lewandowski as the reference.

Q2 tightens considerably, yet Lewandowski still finds margin to secure pole again. The session’s story centers on track limits and fine execution in traffic.

Staab clocks a 1m47.229s that would have topped the session, but officials delete it for exceeding track limits, underlining strict policing at Monza’s chicanes.

Stephane Lemeret leads the second row, joined by teammate Gillion. Holguin slips one spot from Q1. Bullock takes fifth, with SP Motorsports’ Paul Whiting sixth.

Johan Schwartz fronts row four alongside Giannone. Neuls and Knoll round out the top ten starters, promising a closely bunched midfield for Race 2.

Race 1 starts today at 14:20, with Race 2 tomorrow at 11:05. Expect track-limit scrutiny, slipstream timing, and tire preparation to decide the critical opening laps.

The World Finals cap a landmark Super Trofeo season, building on Asia’s finale in the Lamborghini Super Trofeo Asia campaign. Elsewhere, Austin qualifying adds intrigue to a packed motorsport weekend.

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James William

James William covers the IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship, from the Rolex 24 at Daytona to sprint-race formats. His reports include prototype performance reviews, GT class battles, and pit-stop strategy insights for endurance-racing fans.