OPEN BRK - CE · Finale Race⏱ 2h07

Twenty teams lined up for the BRK Endurance Final on the Piste Compétition (985 m) on 8 November 2026, competing over 126 minutes in what proved to be a tightly contested race at the front of the field.

RED KRONOS (kart #6) crossed the line first after 122 laps, taking the win by a full lap over their closest pursuers. ARARYS (kart #15) claimed second place, also on 122 laps but 5.422 seconds adrift on the road, while FERRARI PHT (kart #8) completed the podium in third, 48.719 seconds behind ARARYS. Fourth went to BOUYGTEL SPORT (kart #11), two laps down on the leaders, with POR'NURB (kart #12, 120 laps) rounding out the top five.

The outright fastest lap of the race was set by BOUYGTEL SPORT with a time of 54.547 s, making them the quickest team on a single lap despite finishing fourth overall. Among the top three, ARARYS posted the best lap at 54.840 s, ahead of RED KRONOS (54.891 s) and FERRARI PHT (54.933 s).

The pace analysis reveals a nuanced picture beneath the final standings. BOUYGTEL SPORT held the strongest median race pace of any team at 55.477 s per lap — the best pure pace of the entire field — yet could only convert that speed into fourth place. RED KRONOS, the winners, ran a median of 55.539 s (2nd-best pace), while ARARYS delivered both the most consistent race in the top ten and the 3rd-best median pace at 55.620 s, with an outstanding standard deviation of just 0.65 s — the lowest of all teams with available data, underlining remarkable lap-to-lap regularity throughout the 126 minutes.

FERRARI PHT matched the front runners on lap count but showed greater variation in their times (standard deviation: 1.13 s), suggesting a more demanding race internally. Further down, LES BROS (9th, kart #3) is a notable case: their 5th-best pure pace (median 55.989 s) was not reflected in their final position, pointing to time lost elsewhere during the race. Conversely, POR'NURB (5th overall) outperformed their 9th-best pace ranking, demonstrating that race management can compensate for a pace deficit.

In the midfield, K.A.R.T (8th, 120 laps) posted the 6th-best pace with a solid standard deviation of 0.80 s, while ASIP1 and BAZOCHES RACING TEAM (6th and 7th) were separated by just 0.445 s on the road despite running 119 laps apiece. At the back, TEAM TOMCAT and BORDI RACING TEAM both completed 108 laps, the lowest total of the field.

Key takeaways for teams: Pure pace alone did not determine the outcome at BRK on 8 November 2026 — BOUYGTEL SPORT's fastest median and quickest lap in the field resulted in only a fourth-place finish, while RED KRONOS converted their 2nd-best pace into victory. Consistency proved its worth: ARARYS's near-perfect regularity (σ 0.65 s) secured second place. Teams with strong pace but a lower final position, such as LES BROS, should focus on converting raw speed into clean, uninterrupted lap counts over long stints.