24 heures de l'Enclos · Finale Race⏱ 24h04

The Circuit de l'Enclos in Septfontaine hosted the Endurance Final on 11 July 2026 on the 1,192-metre Competition track. Eighteen teams lined up for a gruelling 1,444-minute race, and every single crew completed the distance without a single pit stop — a remarkable feat that placed the emphasis squarely on raw pace, tyre management and consistency over the long haul.

BEL AMIS PRO (kart #15) took a dominant victory, crossing the line with 1,189 laps completed and a final margin of one lap over the field. They also set the fastest lap of the entire race — 1:07.533 — and led the pure-pace standings with a median lap time of 1:09.184. Their consistency was outstanding: a standard deviation of just 1.04 seconds across the race confirmed an exceptionally stable and controlled performance from start to finish.

RS EVOLUTION (kart #16) secured second place with 1,183 laps, four laps adrift of the winner. Their median race pace of 1:09.537 placed them third in the pure-rhythm rankings, yet they converted that into a strong final position thanks to a faultless, stop-free run. TRACK LIMITS SPORT (kart #3) completed the podium with 1,185 laps — actually recording more laps than RS EVOLUTION — but finished third on the race classification, just seven laps behind the leader. Notably, TRACK LIMITS SPORT posted the second-best pure pace in the field (median 1:09.431) and the best consistency figure among the top three, with a standard deviation of only 1.02 seconds.

PIF PAF (kart #5) claimed fourth place with 1,177 laps and produced one of the most eye-catching individual lap times of the race at 1:07.739 — the second quickest single lap overall — while ranking fourth in pure pace. RS EVOLUTION II (kart #4) matched PIF PAF on lap count (1,177) to take fifth, ahead of PURPLE SECTORS TEAM (kart #12, 1,170 laps) in sixth, separated by just 40.549 seconds at the flag.

Further down the order, SPEED TRACK (kart #14, 1,171 laps) crossed the line 9th, only 0.444 seconds behind 8th-placed 1 GROS CHATS — one of the closest on-track battles of the day. Similarly, 2 GROS CHATS (kart #2, 1,164 laps) finished 11th, a mere 0.037 seconds behind 10th-placed GVA TEAM. At the bottom of the leaderboard, COPAINS DU MONDE (kart #18) rounded out the 18-car field with 1,135 laps, 59 laps off the pace.

Key takeaways for competing teams: BEL AMIS PRO's victory was built on the perfect combination of the fastest median race pace and outstanding regularity (σ = 1.04 s) — a benchmark for any endurance outfit at this circuit. TRACK LIMITS SPORT's σ of 1.02 s was actually the best in the field, yet their slightly slower median pace left them on the bottom step of the podium, illustrating how even fractions of a second per lap compound into multiple laps over a 1,444-minute race. The most striking strategy note concerns GVA TEAM (10th overall, 13th in pure pace): with the best consistency figure of any team (σ = 1.01 s), they outperformed their raw pace ranking by three positions — proof that lap-time regularity is a decisive weapon over a long endurance distance. Conversely, 2 GROS CHATS held the 7th-best pure pace (median 1:10.149) but finished only 11th, highlighting how a higher consistency spread (σ = 1.51 s, the widest recorded) can cost positions despite genuine underlying speed.