150 MIN ART OF CART · Finale Race⏱ 1h37

The Final of the Lignano Circuit FPV endurance race took place on 24 September 2026 in Precenicco on the 1,187-metre Lignano layout. Eighteen teams lined up for 97 minutes of racing, delivering a closely fought and technically demanding contest from start to finish.

Wings for Life Raceinas (kart #5) claimed the overall victory with 79 laps completed, crossing the line a full lap clear of the chasing pack. Beyond the raw result, their performance was underpinned by the strongest pure pace of the field: a median race rhythm of 1:03.995 — the best of all 18 teams — combined with a notably consistent outing (standard deviation of 1.21 s). With 4 pit stops against the 5 recorded by most rivals, their strategy also played a role. Across their five stints, pace remained controlled and largely stable, with only a slight slowdown of 0.19 s/lap in the final stint — a very contained degradation over 97 minutes.

Consecura x Aqendo (kart #13) finished second, one lap down, posting the 2nd-best pure rhythm at 1:04.495. Their five stints were predominantly stable, and a strong closing stint — their fastest of the race at a median of 1:03.572 — confirmed solid race management. Art of Car Burgenland 2027 (kart #10) completed the podium, also on 77 laps, 26.990 seconds behind second place. They ranked 5th in pure pace (1:05.070) but delivered excellent regularity (σ = 1.05 s) across all five stints, all of which were rated stable.

Drivers Lounge (kart #17) finished fourth on 76 laps, and were the most consistent team of the entire race, with a standard deviation of just 0.9 s — the lowest recorded. Their 3rd-best pure rhythm (1:04.711) underlines a clean, controlled race despite a two-lap deficit to the winner.

The fastest lap of the race was set by Solodue Scuderia Classica (kart #8) with a time of 1:01.650, the quickest single lap of the afternoon. They finished 5th overall on 76 laps, ranking 6th in pure pace — a gap between outright speed and race-long rhythm.

Mid-field saw some notable contrasts. Digicom)) Racing Team 1 (kart #1) ranked 4th in pure pace at 1:05.023 but finished 8th, five laps off the lead — an illustration of how pit-stop timing and on-track traffic can cost positions despite genuine speed. Similarly, Digicom)) Racing Team 2 (kart #2) ranked 7th in pure rhythm yet ended the race 12th, four laps further back. At the other end of that spectrum, Veritas Haus Racing 1 (kart #18) finished 7th despite ranking only 13th in pure pace, a result achieved through strategic efficiency with just 4 pit stops — the joint-fewest alongside the winner.

At the foot of the standings, Aqendo Germany (kart #14) completed 67 laps, 11 laps down on the leader. Their second stint showed the most pronounced degradation of any team, losing pace at a rate of 1.84 s/lap.

Key takeaways for teams: At Lignano Circuit FPV, the combination of raw pace and pit-stop economy proved decisive — Wings for Life Raceinas won precisely by coupling the field's best median rhythm with one fewer stop than most rivals. The most consistent team (Drivers Lounge, σ = 0.9 s) could not convert that regularity into a top-three finish, suggesting that pure pace remains the primary differentiator on this 1,187-metre circuit. Managing tyre and mechanical degradation across the final stint — where several teams slowed — is a key area of preparation for future editions.