7H Los Santos · CARRERA 7H Race⏱ 7h01

The CARRERA 7H at Karting Los Santos, held on 27 September 2026 on the 1,100-metre ADULTO layout, delivered seven hours of intense racing across 24 teams. When the chequered flag fell after 421 minutes of competition, it was JARAMAFAN (kart #12) that stood on top, claiming victory with 355 laps completed.

JARAMAFAN took the win ahead of NEO LEVELAP (kart #1), who finished second just 21.674 seconds behind after the same lap count of 355. WARM UP (kart #14) completed the podium in third, a further 29.7 seconds adrift at 51.409 seconds from the winner, also on 355 laps. Fourth place went to CREATIA LTDL RACING (kart #2), one lap down, followed by MUNDOKART (kart #13) and MV ENDURANCE (kart #10) – both also one lap behind – to round out the top six. All 24 teams completed 10 pit stops each.

The fastest lap of the race was set by JARAMAFAN in a time of 1:04.680, which also stands as the absolute benchmark of the entire event.

From a pure pace perspective, the picture is more nuanced. NEO LEVELAP posted the best median race pace of all competitors at 1:06.021 (ranked 1st in pure rhythm), yet had to settle for second place overall. JARAMAFAN's median pace of 1:06.061 ranked them second in pure rhythm — their victory was built on strategic execution rather than outright speed advantage, making them the standout performer when crossing pace with classification. Meanwhile, CREATIA LTDL RACING showed the 3rd best median pace (1:06.121) but finished fourth, one lap behind the podium.

In terms of consistency, MUNDOKART (kart #13) was the most regular team of the race, posting the lowest standard deviation in lap times at just 0.41 seconds — an impressive feat over seven hours. Their relais were characterised by uniformly stable tendencies throughout, confirming excellent driver management and kart preservation. JARAMAFAN also demonstrated strong regularity (0.52 s) across all ten stints, each marked as stable.

NEO LEVELAP's relais analysis reveals a team that managed pace very well in the opening half, then adapted their strategy through a higher number of stints (11 relais logged), maintaining competitive median times throughout. WARM UP's third place was built on solid, consistent stints, including one stint showing a slight acceleration of 0.16 s/lap — a rare positive trend across the field.

Further down the order, COBRA KAI (10th) held the 9th best median pace despite finishing three laps off the lead, while MV ENDURANCE (6th) ranked 5th in pure rhythm — their pace translated well into their final position. Notably, CKM FARMACIA ZENITH (13th, kart #7) ranked 11th in pure pace, suggesting their classification did not fully reflect their outright speed.

Key takeaways for teams: This CARRERA 7H confirmed that strategic timing of pit stops can outweigh a small pace deficit — JARAMAFAN's win over NEO LEVELAP (the fastest team in median rhythm) is the clearest proof. Consistency over seven hours proved equally decisive: MUNDOKART's benchmark regularity of 0.41 s standard deviation across 354 laps is a reference for any endurance programme. Teams with variable stint lengths — whether short relay stints or extended runs — must pay close attention to median rhythm management, as the gaps between positions in this competitive field often came down to fractions of a second per lap compounded over hundreds of tours.