IRON NIGHT LONG · Finale Race⏱ 1h04

The Finale endurance race at the Misanino karting circuit (890 m, Misano Adriatico) brought together 13 drivers for a 63-minute battle on 22 October 2026. At the chequered flag, LELLI STEFANO (kart #5) took the win after 76 laps, edging out INCORVAIA SAYMON (#4) by 7.817 seconds and BORRELLI CRISTIAN (#2) by 8.207 s — both also on 76 laps. PRUTEAU GABRIEL (#10) completed the top four at 15.816 s, while LUNADEI CHRISTIAN (#6) rounded out the top five at 17.576 s, likewise on 76 laps.

Positions six through nine went to PASTORELLO FABIO, GIANNINI NICCOLÒ, BICCINI NUNZIO and NATALINI SAVERIO, all finishing on 75 laps. PANICHELLA MARCO, RUSSO FEDERICO and GERMANI ALESSIA completed the classified finishers on 74 laps. MARCHESAN DAMIANO (#12) came home last, six laps down, having completed 69 tours.

The fastest lap of the race was set by race winner LELLI STEFANO, with a best time of 44.867 s.

The pace analysis reveals an interesting picture behind the result. BORRELLI CRISTIAN posted the best median pace of the field at 45.174 s per lap — faster than both the winner and runner-up in pure rhythm — yet crossed the line third. His consistency was also strong, with a standard deviation of 0.53 s. Meanwhile, LELLI STEFANO ran a median pace of 45.275 s (2nd best), and it was his ability to extract the most from his overall race management that ultimately secured the victory — a textbook example of on-track execution outpacing raw speed.

INCORVAIA SAYMON was the most consistent driver in the top three, posting a standard deviation of just 0.45 s around a median of 45.289 s, yet had to settle for second place. Further down the order, PASTORELLO FABIO (6th) stood out as the most consistent driver of the entire race, with a remarkable standard deviation of only 0.34 s — the tightest of any competitor — reflecting exceptional regularity throughout the 63 minutes.

One notable case was MARCHESAN DAMIANO (13th), who recorded the 4th best median pace of the race at 45.975 s, yet finished last, six laps adrift. This gap between raw speed and final classification points to time lost elsewhere over the course of the race, though the exact cause is not captured in the available data.

Key takeaways for teams: At the Misanino circuit, consistent lap times proved decisive. PASTORELLO FABIO's standard deviation of 0.34 s shows that extreme regularity is achievable on this layout. The gap between BORRELLI CRISTIAN's best median pace (1st) and his final position (3rd) is a reminder that pure pace alone does not guarantee the result — overall race execution, as demonstrated by LELLI STEFANO, remains the deciding factor. Teams with strong raw speed but poor final classification — illustrated by MARCHESAN DAMIANO — should review where time was lost during the race.