CHALLENGE 05 SEPT 2026 · Finale Race⏱ 2h39

The Final of the endurance race at Kartland (Piste P2, 810 m, Moissy-Cramayel) brought together 32 teams for 158 minutes of racing on 5 September 2026. At the end of a densely contested event, ON ROULE POUR LUI (kart #29) claimed the overall victory with 86 laps completed, crossing the line 33.848 seconds ahead of YASS E SPORT (kart #43) and 37.287 seconds ahead of ET KART & VOUS (kart #25), who rounded out the podium. A further four teams also finished on 86 laps, making the top six separated only by accumulated time.

The fastest lap of the entire race was set by SYROTIUK RACING TEAM (kart #7) in 1:36.050 — a benchmark that no other team managed to beat. Yet, despite posting the best pure pace of the field (median lap time of 1:37.400), Syrotiuk Racing Team finished only 7th, one lap down on the leaders. Their second stint tells the story: a median of 1:43.232 with a standard deviation of 3.43 seconds — a sharp loss of consistency that cost the team dearly in the overall standings. Their other stints, however, were remarkably controlled, including a final double stint averaging under 1:36.8.

ON ROULE POUR LUI's victory was built on solid, consistent execution across six stints. Their median pace of 1:37.668 ranked them 2nd in pure speed across the field, with an overall standard deviation of just 0.91 s — one of the tightest in the top ten. Their fifth stint was their longest and fastest, covering 21 laps at a median of 1:37.179, underlining their ability to maintain pace deep into the race. All top-six finishers completed 7 pit stops, reflecting an identical strategic framework at the front.

ET KART & VOUS (3rd, 1:37.733 median) was the most consistent team on the podium, posting a remarkable global standard deviation of 0.73 s — the tightest of any analysed top-ten team. Their six stints were uniformly controlled, illustrating a metronomic approach to pace management. YASS E SPORT (2nd) showed a slightly higher variability between stints (1:37.198 in stint 1, 1:38.683 in stint 2) but recovered well over the closing two stints.

One of the race's most striking contrasts came from JOWK (kart #44, 5th in the results): their pure pace ranked 5th in the field (median 1:38.013), yet the race data flags them as having only 73 laps covered in the analysis — a discrepancy that likely reflects time lost in pit lane. SCUDERIA GM05 (10th) earned the distinction of most consistent team overall, with a standard deviation of just 0.69 s across seven stints, each closely matched in pace — a textbook display of crew discipline over a long race.

At the other end of the spectrum, WDT (24th) was the only team to complete 8 pit stops, one more than the rest of the field. HRS - CHEVALIER suffered the sharpest pace drop of the day, losing 1.05 s per lap during their second stint — the steepest degradation recorded. At the back, LES CHIPIES finished 32nd with 77 laps.

Key takeaways for competing teams: Raw speed alone did not guarantee a high finish — Syrotiuk Racing Team's example shows that a single disrupted stint can erase a pace advantage built over the entire race. The podium was defined by teams combining a top-three median pace with low variability (≤0.91 s standard deviation) and a clean pit stop count of 7. Consistency across all stints, rather than peak performance, was the decisive factor in this 158-minute final.