Monrovia, California (Thursday, August 2, 2018) – The Lamborghini Super Trofeo 2017 ProAm World Championship No. 50 AQUAhydrate Lamborghini of Beverly Hills livery will make a comeback as part of a demonstration by One11ink, sponsored by Grimco Inc., during the WrapsCon NBM Show at the Long Beach Convention Center August 2-4, 2018. US RaceTronics uses the Valencia, CA based large format digital print company to wrap their Super Trofeo race cars as well as their trailer and other racing equipment. “The team over at One11ink has always done such an incredible job for us,” US RaceTronics team owner Shane Seneviratne said. “At our level of competition, it’s critical to have the best partners possible and One11ink consistently delivers a top-quality product that I’ve come to rely on. Time between races

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Monrovia, California (Tuesday, July 3, 2018) – US RaceTronics added another three podiums on Saturday at Watkins Glen International in Round 4 of the 2018 Lamborghini Super Trofeo North America Championship. Taylor Proto and Edoardo Piscopo brought the No. 50 Lamborghini of Beverly Hills home in third-place overall, second in the PRO class. Brian Thienes finished second in the AM class in the No. 17 Lamborghini of Beverly Hills, while Mark Proto and Parris Mullins fought back in the No. 88 Lamborghini of La Jolla to finish third in LB Cup. Damon Ockey just missed the podium with his fourth-place finish in the No. 09 Lamborghini of Calgary. Taylor Proto started Race 2 of the weekend behind the wheel of the No. 50 Lamborghini of Beverly Hills fifth overall on

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Watkins Glen, New York (Saturday, June 30, 2018) – For the second time this season all four of US RaceTronics’ entries finished on the podium and all in the top 10. The No. 50 Lamborghini of Beverly Hills driven by Edoardo Piscopo and Taylor Proto finished second overall while taking the win in the PRO class. Parris Mullins and Mark Proto drove the No. 88 Lamborghini of La Jolla to the win in LB Cup. This was their third win of the season. Brian Thienes led the AM class for the entire race in the No. 17 Lamborghini of Beverly Hills but dropped to second in class as the result of time added for a pit-stop violation. Damien Ockey was holding onto second-place in the No. 09 Lamborghini of Calgary

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