Chicago Performance and Tuning No. 64 Lamborghini Huracán GT3 EVO2

An Identity Forged in Chicago

The No. 64 Lamborghini Huracán GT3 EVO2 carries Chicago Performance and Tuning’s hometown colors, sponsor partnerships and one deeply personal message.

No. 64 Liqui Moly Lamborghini Huracán GT3 cresting a rise at Sonoma Raceway
Photos by James Hedley – @agramofcars

The No. 64 Lamborghini Huracán GT3 EVO2 wears a stunning shade of blue that seems to change with the light, but the real story of the car isn’t found in its paint. It belongs to the team behind it: Chicago Performance and Tuning.

Competing in the Pro-Am class of GT World Challenge America, Chicago Performance and Tuning has built an identity that stands apart from the crowded GT3 field. Rather than relying on a conventional race livery, the team has incorporated one of the city’s most recognizable symbols into the design. Red stars inspired by the Chicago flag stretch across white and blue bands along the doors and side panels, giving the Lamborghini an unmistakable presence whether viewed in the paddock or at speed on track.

The livery reflects a program with strong regional roots while presenting a polished, professional image throughout the championship.

Liqui Moly serves as the team’s primary partner, with its distinctive branding featured prominently on the front splitter and doors. Supporting sponsors including Food Fire+Knives, KW, Pirelli, and 5.11 Tactical round out the design, creating a balanced visual identity that represents the network of companies supporting the program.

No. 64 Liqui Moly Lamborghini Huracán GT3 panned past the Sonoma pit wall
Photos by James Hedley – @agramofcars

One detail stands apart from the commercial branding. Ahead of the rear wing, the words “Luca, we love you” appear in flowing red script. Unlike the sponsor logos surrounding it, the message is deeply personal, offering a reminder that racing teams often carry stories beyond championship standings and lap times.

Driver names Mads Siljehaug and Nicolai Elghanayan are displayed above the doors in classic GT racing fashion. Together they represent the collaborative nature of Pro-Am competition, where success depends on consistency, communication, and teamwork over the course of a race weekend.

The bold No. 64 is designed for instant recognition, while the team’s social media branding near the windshield reinforces its growing presence beyond the circuit.

What makes Chicago Performance and Tuning compelling isn’t simply that it fields a Lamborghini Huracán GT3 EVO2. The team represents an important part of North American GT racing, where independent organizations compete, bringing together professional drivers, amateur racers, regional businesses, and dedicated crews with a shared passion for the sport.

No. 64 Liqui Moly Lamborghini Huracán GT3 cornering at Sonoma Raceway
No. 64 Liqui Moly Lamborghini Huracán GT3 panned beneath the Sonoma grandstand
Photos by James Hedley – @agramofcars

Every sponsor decal, every line of the livery, and every intentional detail tells a story. Together, they form the identity of the No. 64 not simply as a race car, but as a symbol of the people behind it. It carries the dedication of the crew who prepare it, the unwavering support of the partners who make it possible, and the determination of the drivers who push it to the limit. Long before the green flag waves, the No. 64 already embodies countless hours of craftsmanship, sacrifice, and belief. Every lap adds another chapter to a story written by an entire team, united by a shared pursuit of excellence.

Fans will have the opportunity to see Chicago Performance and Tuning back in action as the GT World Challenge America season continues with upcoming rounds at Road America and Indianapolis, where the distinctive Chicago-inspired Lamborghini will once again take to the track.

No. 64 Liqui Moly Lamborghini Huracán GT3 approaching a Sonoma Raceway corner
No. 64 Liqui Moly Lamborghini Huracán GT3 racing through the Sonoma landscape
No. 64 Liqui Moly Lamborghini Huracán GT3 appearing over a rise at Sonoma Raceway
Photos by James Hedley – @agramofcars

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