2 H 00 Circuit Laval Beausoleil · Finale Race⏱ 2h29

On 24 October 2026, the Circuit Beausoleil in Laval hosted the Final of its endurance event on the 1,220-metre layout. 13 teams took the start of a 148-minute race that produced a closely fought battle at the front, with results decided by fine margins in both pace and strategy.

LES PNEUS CREVES (kart #25) took the chequered flag with 99 laps completed, crossing the line a lap ahead of their nearest rival in the overall standings — though in pure time, the gap to second place was 43.714 seconds. They led all analytical metrics that matter: a median race pace of 1:06.650 and the best pure rhythm of the entire field (1st in pace ranking). Their consistency was solid (standard deviation 1.43 s), and their final stint — 18 laps at a median of 1:06.110 — was their most decisive passage of the race. Seven pit stops were made across the 148 minutes.

LES CASTELLIER (kart #20) finished second, also on 99 laps, 43.714 seconds behind on the road. They were the authors of the fastest lap of the race — 1:05.666 — and ranked 3rd in pure pace with a median of 1:07.306. Their eighth and final stint (13 laps, median 1:06.603) showed strong pace to the end, though their overall rhythm average was held back by a slower third stint (median 1:09.436). Seven pit stops for them as well.

MOREL/KRIEG/LECORNUE (kart #28) claimed the third step of the podium with 98 laps, one lap down on the leaders. Crucially, they ranked 2nd in pure pace with a median of 1:06.997, finishing ahead on rhythm of several teams that placed above them in the standings — a strong performance underpinned by a very effective final stint of 18 laps (median 1:06.153, écart-type 0.43 s). Seven pit stops.

In fourth place, LES ESCARGOTS TURBO (kart #13) completed 97 laps with 7 pit stops. Their pace ranking (5th) matched their finishing position, though a notably slow second stint (median 1:13.855) weighed on their overall median of 1:08.615. They recovered strongly in their final stint with a median of 1:06.191 over 16 laps. LES BOLIDES DU SAMEDI (kart #26) were fifth, level on laps with the Escargots Turbo (97) but 10.370 seconds further back; their 6th-place pace ranking aligned with their result.

One of the most instructive stories of the race was told further down the order. LES KAIMES PAS PERDRE (kart #12) finished 8th with 96 laps, yet posted the 4th-best pure pace in the field (median 1:08.092) and were the most consistent team of the day, with a standard deviation of just 1.14 seconds across all their laps — the lowest figure of all 13 entrants. Their result suggests time was lost outside of driving. Conversely, BARON/MARTIN/PELLUAU (kart #16) converted a 8th-best pace ranking into a 6th-place finish, demonstrating the value of strategic efficiency.

DESSEVRE (kart #9) finished 7th (96 laps), just 0.785 seconds behind 6th — the tightest gap between any two finishers in the mid-field. LES DEBUTANTS (kart #14) were the only team to make 8 pit stops, finishing 9th with 94 laps. At the back, LES BOULLIER (kart #15) concluded the race in 13th with 80 laps and 9 pit stops, also recording the most significant pace degradation observed in a single stint across the entire field.

Key takeaways for teams: The victory of LES PNEUS CREVES confirms that consistent median pace combined with a clean final stint is decisive at Circuit Beausoleil. The case of LES KAIMES PAS PERDRE — 4th in pure pace, 1st in consistency, yet 8th at the finish — is a reminder that pit stop execution and on-track time are as important as raw speed. With 7 stops standard for nearly every team, the margin for error at each pit visit is minimal over 148 minutes.