2 H 00 Circuit Laval Beausoleil · Finale Race

Twenty-eight teams lined up for the Finale endurance race on the Circuit Beausoleil 1220m in Laval on 22 October 2026. After a hard-fought contest, Les Ferailleurs (kart #17) took the chequered flag with 83 laps completed, edging out Pack_M & Sid (kart #29) by just 2.488 seconds — a razor-thin margin that reflects how closely matched the top three were throughout the race.

Pack_M & Sid posted the best overall pace of the field, with a median race rhythm of 1:20.859 (1st in pure pace), yet had to settle for second place. Their opening stint was costly — a median of 1:23.598 over 14 laps — but they recovered strongly, putting in a dominant 20-lap stint at 1:20.253 median to claw back ground. Their overall consistency, however, was the weakest of the top four (σ = 1.78 s), which ultimately left the door open for the winners.

Les Ferailleurs built their victory on exceptional regularity: with a standard deviation of just 1.1 s — the best of all 28 starters — they produced the most controlled race in the field. Running as the 2nd-best median pace at 1:21.195, they never showed dramatic swings and closed the race with their two fastest stints, the final 6-lap stint reaching a median of 1:19.608. The championship was won on consistency, not outright speed.

M-Tech Racing (kart #34) completed the podium, also on 83 laps, 8.124 seconds behind the winner. They set the fastest lap of the entire race — a 1:18.752 — and their final stint of 18 laps at a median of 1:19.350 was the most impressive long run of the day. Their race was less linear, with alternating fast and slower stints (σ = 1.64 s), but they closed with authority.

Les Fous du Box (kart #33) completed the top four, also on 83 laps but 1:21.480 adrift, displaying the most consistent pace of their group with a σ of 1.35 s and a solid final 15-lap stint at 1:21.367. Goonhouse (kart #14) and Redbouse (kart #18) rounded out the top six on 81 laps apiece.

Among the notable strategic stories, Safety Kart finished 9th despite ranking only 17th in pure pace — the clearest example of strategy outperforming raw speed on the day. At the other end of the spectrum, Les Gros Gagnants crossed the line 25th with the 12th-best median rhythm, a significant gap between potential and result. Les Arracheurs de Freins was the only team to make 8 pit stops against 7 for the rest of the field, finishing 26th on 72 laps.

Key takeaways for teams: This race confirmed that on the Circuit Beausoleil, lap-time consistency over a full race distance is more decisive than peak pace. The winner combined the best regularity (σ = 1.1 s) with a 2nd-ranked median rhythm and a perfectly managed pit-stop strategy (7 stops). Pack_M & Sid's data shows the cost of a slow opening stint even when the underlying pace is the fastest of the field. M-Tech Racing's final-stint acceleration is a reminder that fresh drivers at the end can overturn positions — but only if the gap is recoverable.