Leipert Motorsport is entering the 2025 season with full power and a record line-up: Following the impressive European title win in the LST PRO category in 2023 and the world title in the PRO/AM category in 2024, the Wegberg-based team is presenting the most extensive Lamborghini Super Trofeo programme in its history this year.
The PROFICAR-backed team will field two cars in the Lamborghini Super Trofeo Asia and four cars in the Lamborghini Super Trofeo Europe in 2025. A strong driver line-up of up-and-coming talent and seasoned veterans will continue the success story. In addition, a fifth car will compete in selected LST Europe races. Some of the drivers for the “guest” car have already been confirmed.
Lamborghini Super Trofeo Asia 2025: Young talents and racing veterans
#27 PRO: Ethan Brown (SGP) & Hampus Ericsson (SWE)
19-year-old Ethan Brown starts his first full season with Leipert Motorsport. The talented Singaporean brings with him experience from karting, prototype racing and Formula 3. He will be joined at the start of the season by Hampus Ericsson, the 23-year-old Swede and 2024 runner-up in the PRO category. For the second round in Shanghai, Leipert Motorsport rookie Jacob Riegel (GER) will join the team. From the third round at Fuji, experienced Super Trofeo Asia driver Nikolas Pirttilahti (FIN) will take over the role of Brown’s team partner.
#89 AM: Jiajun Song (CHN)
The Lamborghini Super Trofeo #89 will be driven by 30-year-old Jiajun Song. After winning his class at the Dubai 24 Hours in 2025 with Leipert Motorsport, this is his second full season in the LST Asia. Despite his limited experience, the ambitious Chinese driver has set his sights high and is sure to cause some surprises.
Lamborghini Super Trofeo Europe 2025: Young talent meets experience
#44 PRO: Manz Thalin (SWE) & Calle Bergman (SWE)
Sweden’s Manz Thalin (17) and Calle Bergman (19) will compete in the Lamborghini #44 with concentrated youth power. Bergman will be competing in his second season in LST Europe, while Thalin, who previously competed in the Swedish STCC, will be making his debut in the series.
#70 LB-Cup: Gerhard Watzinger (USA)
The 64-year-old Gerhard Watzinger has been a permanent fixture at Leipert Motorsport since 2019. In his third full season in the Lamborghini Super Trofeo, the veteran has his sights firmly set on the LB Cup title.
#88 PRO: Pablo Schumm (SUI) & Lola Lovinfosse (FRA)
Pablo Schumm (24) brings valuable experience as a newcomer from the ADAC GT Masters. At his side is 19-year-old Lola Lovinfosse, who has already gained her first experience in the Lamborghini Super Trofeo after stints in Formula 4 and the F1 Academy. The dynamic duo is sure to cause some surprises.
#89 LB-Cup: Fred Roberts (CAN) & Jeff Courtney (USA)
Gentleman drivers Fred Roberts and Jeff Courtney, who have previously raced mainly on the American continent, will compete for the first time at Barcelona (ESP) and Misano (ITA), as well as the LST Europe World Final. Further guest appearances in the #89 car are planned for the Monza, Spa and Nürburgring events.
#99 PRO: Silas Rytter (DEN) & Anthony Pretorius (SA)
The PROFICAR-backed duo of 19-year-old Silas Rytter and 17-year-old Anthony Pretorius is young and dynamic. Rytter brings experience from TCR and the Porsche Carrera Cup Scandinavia, while Pretorius makes his European debut as the reigning South African Touring Car Championship champion.
Best conditions for a successful season
With a successful mix of young talent in the PRO category and experienced drivers in the AM category and LB Cup, Leipert Motorsport focuses on dynamism and routine. The team is highly motivated to build on the successes of recent years.
The season gets underway this week: The Lamborghini Super Trofeo Asia kicks off in Sydney, Australia, followed by the Lamborghini Super Trofeo Europe season opener at the Paul Ricard circuit in France next week.