Race Cars (2004 to 2014)

Thanks to its balanced chassis and robust V10 platform, the Lamborghini Gallardo proved to be an ideal foundation for motorsport and was widely developed into race-spec form throughout its production life. Beyond private conversions, Lamborghini and its factory-backed partners produced a range of dedicated competition cars, including GT3, Super Trofeo, and endurance variants, which competed successfully across international series such as Blancpain GT, FIA GT, Le Mans–aligned endurance events, and one-make championships. These cars played a critical role in establishing Lamborghini as a credible modern racing manufacturer, laying the groundwork for today’s GT3 and customer racing programs. In the Australian market, Gallardo race cars are rare and typically arrive via specialist import, with strong interest from track-day enthusiasts and historic GT competitors. Values are driven by factory provenance, race category, specification, maintenance history, and eligibility, with genuine factory-built GT and Super Trofeo cars commanding the strongest premiums due to their motorsport pedigree and ongoing usability in competitive and demonstration events.