Snow Sweeps Road Atlanta Weekend

Photo: Jamey Price/Lamborghini

Madison Snow has claimed a sweep of the Lamborghini Super Trofeo North America weekend at Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta with victory in Sunday’s Race 2.

The Change Racing driver got around the No. 6 US RacTronics Lamborghini Huracan Super Trofeo Evo of Steven Aghakhani with 19 minutes remaining.

It came after a heated duel between the two Lamborghinis in the early stages of the 50-minute contest between Snow, driving solo, and Aghakhani’s co-driver Jake Eidson, who led from the start.

Snow emerged right behind Aghakhani despite having a three-second longer pit stop, per series rules for solo drivers, and managed to get around the 17-year-old in the entry into Turn 11a.

He took a 11.160-second win over the No. 46 Precision Performance Motorsports Lamborghini of Brandon Gdovic after a final lap incident for Aghakhani relegated him to an 11th place finish overall.

There was drama in the closing stages of the Pro-Am class battle as well, as a left-rear puncture for the No. 24 US RaceTronics entry of Leo Lamelas handed top honors to the No. 63 Change Lamborghini of Corey Lewis and McKay Snow.

Lewis made a late charge through the field, getting around multiple cars to end up on the overall podium.

The No. 25 Prestige Performance/Wayne Taylor Racing Lamborghini of Ashton Harrison and Andrea Amici finished second in class and fourth overall followed by teammates Stuart Middleton and Stevan McAleer, who completed the Pro class podium.

Victor Gomez Jr. continued his mark on the Am class while Randy Sellari enjoyed a fierce battle with John Hennessy to pick up LB Cup honors after losing out to Hennessy in Race 1.

The race featured an early full-course caution for guest driver Shelby Blackstock, who beached his No. 56 Wayne Taylor Racing entry into the gravel.

Blackstock returned to action but was ultimately classified three laps down in the 16-car starting field.

RESULTS: Race 2

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