3 Heures ROTAX · Finale Race⏱ 3h09

The Circuit de l'Enclos in Septfontaine hosted the Final of its endurance event on 5 September 2026, with 8 teams competing over 188 minutes on the 1,192-metre Piste Compétition. At the end of a tight and demanding race, TAHITI BOB (kart #8) took the victory with 163 laps completed.

The finish between the top three was remarkably close. LES 2 D (kart #4) crossed the line second, also on 163 laps but 11.098 seconds behind the winner. NAZCAR RACING (kart #7) completed the podium, likewise on 163 laps, at 44.914 seconds. SCUDERIA FERRARIBBI (kart #6) finished fourth with 162 laps — one lap down — while COMTÉ RACING (kart #5) came fifth at four laps, TT IMMO (kart #3) sixth at eight laps, FULLSTEEL (kart #2) seventh at ten laps, and LES JOSES (kart #1) eighth at fourteen laps.

The fastest lap of the race was set by LES 2 D with a time of 56.241 seconds. Among the other frontrunners, TAHITI BOB recorded a best lap of 56.797 s, SCUDERIA FERRARIBBI 56.793 s, and NAZCAR RACING 56.854 s.

The pace analysis reveals a more nuanced picture beneath the final standings. LES 2 D posted the best pure median pace of the field at 57.227 s/lap, yet ultimately finished second — TAHITI BOB, whose median pace was 57.787 s/lap (second-best), converted that speed into the win thanks to the highest consistency of the race, with a standard deviation of just 1.15 seconds. That regularity, sustained over the full race distance, proved decisive.

FULLSTEEL stands out as the most striking gap between pace and result: third-best median rhythm at 57.898 s/lap, yet only seventh in the final standings. Conversely, SCUDERIA FERRARIBBI ranked only sixth by pure pace (58.690 s/lap) but finished fourth, illustrating how race management can offset a deficit in outright speed.

NAZCAR RACING (median 58.302 s/lap, fourth-best pace) held their podium position well, showing solid consistency (σ = 1.24 s). TT IMMO, fifth by pure pace at 58.516 s/lap, finished sixth — a gap that reflects their highest variability among the mid-field (σ = 1.45 s). At the back, LES JOSES showed the widest spread of all (σ = 2.26 s) with a median of 1:01.011, the slowest of the field.

Key takeaways for teams: At Circuit de l'Enclos, raw pace alone does not decide the outcome over 188 minutes. TAHITI BOB's victory demonstrates that consistent, repeatable lap times across the full distance can outweigh a speed advantage. FULLSTEEL's result illustrates the cost of inconsistency despite genuine pace. Teams targeting the top positions should prioritise minimising lap-time variation alongside maximising their median rhythm.