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The endurance final at Kartland in Moissy-Cramayel (Piste P2, 810 m) brought together 28 teams on 17 September 2026, in a demanding race that tested both raw pace and strategic management across eleven pit stops per crew for the majority of the field.

C L Distribution 3 (kart #14) claimed victory with 93 laps completed, crossing the line 36.399 seconds ahead of Triomphe (kart #1), who also posted 93 laps. HEG Solution 1 (kart #18) rounded out the podium one lap down in third place, 45.306 seconds clear of Sports Business Club (kart #22), who finished fourth on 92 laps. C L Distribution 4 (kart #42) and Crea Home (kart #32) completed the top six, both on 91 laps.

The best lap of the race was set by C L Distribution 3 in a time of 1:37.035, confirming the winners' outright dominance on pace. Their median race pace of 1:39.826 ranked first in the field, making them the strongest team both on pure speed and on the overall classification — a rare double. Their opening stint was particularly impressive, with drivers accelerating throughout at a rate of 0.31 s/lap, before managing varying stints across the race. Their overall consistency figure of 3.31 s standard deviation reflects the challenge of maintaining pace over such a long event.

Triomphe presented a contrasting profile: ranked only 3rd in pure pace with a median of 1:40.287, they converted that into a second-place finish through solid management. Their final stint — seven laps at a median of 1:38.926, improving at 0.34 s/lap — underlined their ability to end the race strongly. HEG Solution 1 stood out as the most consistent team in the entire field, posting a standard deviation of just 2.09 s across their stints, and their median pace of 1:40.234 ranked second overall — yet they finished only third, suggesting that pace alone was not enough to overhaul the leaders on the day.

AJKONSEIL 2 (9th overall) delivered one of the most noteworthy performances in the midfield: ranked 4th in pure pace with a median of 1:40.978 and a consistency figure of 2.57 s, they were regularly the quickest lap-for-lap team outside the top three, yet finished ninth. Crea Home (6th) ranked 5th in pace with a 1:42.256 median. At the other end of the spectrum, Sports Business Club posted the heaviest mid-race degradation of any crew: their 8th stint slowed by 1.24 s/lap, the most pronounced tyre fall-off recorded across the field.

Essi Jade (kart #8) stood out strategically: classified 16th overall, they were the only team to complete the race with just 9 pit stops — fewer than the standard 11 — yet still managed 86 laps, suggesting an efficient approach to stop management. Meanwhile, C L Distribution 1 (kart #17) retired after only 10 laps with just 2 pit stops, despite holding a pace ranking of 14th — leaving their potential entirely unrealised.

Key takeaways for teams: At Kartland Moissy-Cramayel, the winning combination is clear — best pace plus best pit-stop count does not automatically translate to victory without consistent stint management. HEG Solution 1's regularity (2.09 s σ) shows what disciplined driving looks like, but C L Distribution 3 proved that coupling top pace with controlled degradation across 11 stops is the winning formula. Teams ranking high on pure pace but finishing mid-field (AJKONSEIL 2, Crea Home) should focus on converting their speed advantage into lap count through tighter strategic execution.