Oregon Team takes on the challenge in the International GT Open for a fourth consecutive year. The Lombard team, which has taken twice (2022-24) the Teams’ title and once the Overall crown (with Hites-Pulcini, in 2022) will aim at keeping its excellent record of success and the Lamborghini flag flying high.
For the 2025 season, it will field two Lamborghini Huracans EVO 2 in the characteristic multi-coloured livery of the team and renewed line-ups filled with young talents.
Car # 19 will be entrusted to Poland’s Robin Rogalski (24), who has extensive GT experience and joins from Italian GT, and Romania’s Filip Ugran (21), who has shone in LMP2 after racing in F.3, Euroformula (in 2022) and F.4.
Car #63 will be in the hands of Frenchman Antoine Doquin (20), who has raced in GT3 and LMP3, where he took the Asian Le Mans Series title in 2022, and Israeli Artëm Petrov (25), who has a past in single-seaters in Europe and America and will be contesting the GT Open with Oregon for a second consecutive campaign.
Jerry Canevisio, joint Team Principal of Oregon together with Giorgio Testa, commented: “We are happy to be fighting again in the International GT Open, a championship that has become a second family to us and where we have enjoyed great success. We aim to keep this trend, which is becoming more challenging every year as the field expands and the level increases, but we will give our everything, with the valuable support of Lamborghini Squadra Corse. Even more than in the past, this year we are betting on young talented drivers and are excited at the prospect of working and fighting for top honours with them.”