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Moving race cars across the Atlantic to the World Finals

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Scan Global Logistics motorsport transporter carrying multiple race cars in illuminated compartments at night.

First, Ford Mustang did it. Then, Lamborghini did, too: they trusted us with their race cars.

The task was to safely and timely transport 22 Lamborghini Huracán EVO2s and their race equipment from the US to Italy and back for the 2025 Lamborghini Super Trofeo World Finals in Misano Adriatico, Italy.

A complexity as high as the stakes

With cars worth millions of dollars, premier sponsor contracts, and a need for second-by-second, millimetre-accurate handling, this project demanded race-level performance off the track to get the cars on it.

Building the trust that delivers

As always, we repaid that trust by treating each special car as if it were our own.

From the start, our dedicated experts across the US, Germany, and Italy shifted into gear, collaborating seamlessly with the Lamborghini team to ensure the success of this turnkey project.

Every step of the transportation was meticulously mapped out: from planning and route design via air and ocean, to execution and final delivery by our special automotive trucks – with customs clearance on both sides of the Atlantic.

But it was the behind-the-scenes special attention to detail that truly made the difference, ensuring every car was ready to race for pole position.

Our experts:

Aligned directly with the racing team to clarify car handling procedures to safeguard the chassis, brakes, and sensitive digital equipment

Trained the race teams on-site across the US on vehicle and equipment preparation, including shipment dimensions and dangerous goods declarations

Maintained real-time communication and coordination across continents, keeping everyone informed and in sync – from the first second to the finish line

In total, we shipped cars for ten US race teams.
One took home the trophy.
Congratulations!

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