Spa · Finale 90min Race⏱ 1h34

The 90-minute endurance final at Kartcentrum Lelystad (735 m) took place on 29 July 2026, bringing together 21 teams for 93 minutes of racing on the Lelystad circuit. At the chequered flag, LUMBERJACK EN BUTCHER (kart #2) took the overall victory with 118 laps completed, crossing the finish line a dominant 6 laps clear of second place.

LENNART BART (kart #13) secured second position with 112 laps, while LUCKY DUCK (kart #11) rounded out the podium with 111 laps, finishing 7.519 seconds behind the runner-up. Fourth went to DAAN EN GAAN (kart #19) with 33 laps recorded, ahead of MV/MB (kart #33) on 32 laps. BIJNA PERFECT (kart #34) completed the top six with 109 laps.

The fastest lap of the entire race was set by LUMBERJACK EN BUTCHER with a time of 42.923 seconds. All three podium finishers made exactly 5 pit stops over the course of the race.

The pace analysis confirms that LUMBERJACK EN BUTCHER's win was built on complete domination: best median race pace at 44.117 s/lap (ranked 1st in pure pace) and outstanding consistency with a standard deviation of just 1.24 seconds. Across their six stints — ranging from 13 to 25 laps — the team maintained a stable rhythm throughout, never showing signs of fade.

LENNART BART posted the 2nd best pure pace (median 45.232 s/lap) but showed a noticeable degradation of 0.25 s/lap in their final stint, a detail that illustrates the challenge of sustaining pace over 93 minutes. Their inconsistency between stints — median lap times ranging from 44.603 s to 46.740 s depending on the driver — limited their overall average.

One of the most notable strategic stories was BIJNA PERFECT (kart #34): ranked only 18th in pure pace (median 47.343 s/lap), the team climbed to 6th place overall thanks to disciplined management of their 5 pit stops and remarkably consistent stints, with a standard deviation of just 1.09 s — one of the tightest in the field. At the other end of the spectrum, ZEMMERS (kart #26) — ranked 4th in pure pace — finished only 12th, losing ground to mechanical or lap count factors that the pace alone could not offset.

In terms of raw regularity, MV/MB (kart #32, race position 8th) posted the lowest standard deviation of all analysed teams at 0.99 s, demonstrating exemplary consistency even if their median pace (47.520 s/lap) placed them 19th in pure speed.

Key takeaways for teams: At Kartcentrum Lelystad, pure pace is the primary differentiator — LUMBERJACK EN BUTCHER's 44.1 s median was simply unreachable. However, BIJNA PERFECT's top-6 finish proves that consistency and clean pit stop management can earn significant positions over teams with higher outright speed. Managing degradation in late stints — as LENNART BART's 6th stint shows — can be the deciding factor between 2nd and a lower place. Teams should also target stint lengths of 15–25 laps to minimise tyre and concentration-related degradation.