2H PANEPINTO · Finale Race⏱ 2h03

The BRK endurance final on the Competition Track (985 m) brought together 12 teams for 122 minutes of racing on 25 October 2026. From start to finish, the event delivered a tightly contested battle across the board, with pure pace ultimately proving decisive at the front.

SPARK RACING (kart #4) took a commanding victory, completing 119 laps and setting the fastest lap of the entire race with a 54.504 s effort — the best time of the day. Their margin over second place was significant, with RED KRONOS finishing a lap down on the road. In pure pace terms, SPARK RACING also led the field with a median race rhythm of 55.244 s, backed by solid consistency (standard deviation: 0.64 s). Their single stint was described as stable throughout, a display of controlled and efficient racing.

RED KRONOS (kart #10) claimed second place with the same 119 laps, crossing the line 28.168 s behind the winners. Their median rhythm of 55.480 s placed them second in pure pace as well — a result that perfectly reflects their on-track performance. Consistency was also good (σ = 0.68 s), and their stint remained stable across the distance.

The fight for the final podium spot saw MMR (kart #8) take third place on 117 laps, ahead of FERRARI-PHT (kart #3) on 118 laps in fourth. Notably, FERRARI-PHT held the 3rd best median rhythm (55.598 s) in the field, ahead of MMR's 55.988 s (4th in pure pace). However, MMR converted their pace into a stronger classification, finishing one position higher — a reflection of overall race management. FERRARI-PHT's consistency was the weakest in the top four (σ = 1.14 s), which may explain the gap between their pace ranking and their finishing position.

MMR also stood out for the sharpest consistency in the top half of the field, with a standard deviation of just 0.44 s — a figure matched only by ASV RACING (9th, σ = 0.44 s) and surpassed only by NORMANDIE TEAM KART (10th, σ = 0.42 s), the most consistent team of the entire race.

RACING UP ALPHA (kart #7) finished 5th on 116 laps, with a stable stint and a rhythm of 56.043 s (5th in pure pace), consistent with their finishing position. TRT (kart #11) came home 6th on 119 laps — 8.484 s behind FERRARI-PHT — with a best lap of 54.750 s, second fastest on paper, though their median rhythm of 56.126 s placed them only 6th in pure pace terms. LMA RACING SPORT (7th), K.A.R.T 1 KART ALLSTARS RACING TEAM (8th) and ASV RACING (9th) all completed 117 laps and finished in an order that closely mirrored their pace rankings.

NORMANDIE TEAM KART (kart #9) finished 10th on 118 laps but deserves a special mention as the most consistent team of the race (σ = 0.42 s) — a remarkable regularity figure that went unrewarded in the standings. KST1 (11th, 115 laps) and RIFF RACERS (12th, 114 laps) completed the classification.

Key takeaways for teams: At BRK, this final confirmed that raw pace and consistency must go hand in hand. SPARK RACING showed that leading the rhythm chart while maintaining stability (σ = 0.64 s) is the winning formula over 122 minutes. FERRARI-PHT's case is instructive: a top-3 pace did not translate into a top-3 finish, with higher lap-time variance (σ = 1.14 s) appearing as a key differentiator. NORMANDIE TEAM KART's outstanding regularity (σ = 0.42 s) shows that consistency alone, without the pace to match, is not sufficient — but it remains a foundation to build on. MMR's ability to outperform their pure pace ranking underlines the value of overall race management in endurance events.