Help us to keep our content free by donating.
Your contribution helps cover technical costs and continue our research.
Excitement reverberates through the motorsport world as Lamborghini Iron Lynx gears up for a groundbreaking moment: the debut of the SC63 LMDh at the prestigious 12 Hours of Sebring, part of the IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship. Scheduled to unfold in Florida, this event marks the maiden voyage of the LMDh car on American soil, promising an adrenaline-charged spectacle for racing enthusiasts.
Fresh off its inaugural appearance in Qatar, the SC63 now faces a distinct challenge amidst the undulating terrain of Sebring's former airfield. The exigent track demands a recalibrated setup, distinct from the one employed during the FIA World Endurance Championship's opening round. Steering the #63 machine into action are esteemed Lamborghini Squadra Corse factory drivers: Matteo Cairoli, Andrea Caldarelli, and Romain Grosjean, all poised for their debut in the SC63.
Joining the fray in the GT Prototype class is a fleet of five Lamborghini Huracán GT3 EVO2s, ready to assert dominance in the GTD classes. With four entries in GT Daytona (GTD) and two in GT Daytona Pro (GTD Pro), Lamborghini Iron Lynx is primed to showcase its prowess on the track. Armed with invaluable insights from Qatar, the team's focus remains on enhancing reliability, refining performance, and amassing crucial data.
Navigating the 6.019km (3.741 miles), 17-turn Sebring International Raceway poses a formidable test for both man and machine. The Lamborghini squad confronts the circuit's notorious bumps and surface variations, necessitating meticulous adjustments to suspension and ride height settings. In this crucible of endurance, the pursuit of knowledge and the relentless pursuit of excellence propel the LMDh project forward.
Notably, Lamborghini boasts a storied history at Sebring, with triumphs in the GTD class etching memorable chapters in the annals of motorsport. The stage is set for Lamborghini Iron Lynx to reignite the flames of victory, with a solitary Huracán GT3 EVO2 gracing the GTD Pro class. Piloted by Franck Perera, Jordan Pepper, and Mirko Bortolotti, the #19 car aims to clinch glory against formidable adversaries.
In GTD, the #83 Iron Dames machine, led by Michelle Gatting, Sarah Bovy, and Rahel Frey, remains a steadfast contender, bolstered by a strong lineup of full-season entries from Forte Racing and Wayne Taylor Racing with Andretti. As anticipation reaches a crescendo, the countdown to the green flag unfurls a tapestry of exhilarating competition and unwavering determination.
As the weekend unfolds, the Lamborghini Super Trofeo North America championship adds another layer of excitement, marking the dawn of its 12th season. With action-packed races livestreamed on official channels, enthusiasts worldwide are poised to witness the convergence of speed, skill, and sheer passion that defines Lamborghini's enduring legacy on the racetrack.
In the crucible of Sebring, where legends are forged and dreams take flight, Lamborghini Iron Lynx stands ready to script another chapter of triumph and glory. With the roar of engines echoing through the hallowed circuits, the stage is set for an unforgettable spectacle that transcends mere competition—a testament to the indomitable spirit of Lamborghini and the pursuit of excellence on the track.
