E 2H · Finale Race⏱ 2h01

The Finale of the 2-hour endurance race at MKRACING in Saint Christophe du Bois (815m circuit) brought together 16 teams for a demanding and closely fought contest on 19 September 2026. At the chequered flag, BLACKLIST_RACING (kart #10) claimed overall victory with 143 laps completed, taking the top step ahead of les arthurs (kart #16, 141 laps) and VP ET MT 2 (kart #6, 143 laps). Each of the top three teams made 7 pit stops during the race.

The overall fastest lap of the race was set by LFRT & ALAINMATE (kart #14) with a time of 45.326 s. Despite posting the outright quickest lap of the day, LFRT & ALAINMATE had to settle for 4th place at the flag, finishing 3.847 s behind VP ET MT 2 on the road. Their 7 pit stops and a median race pace of 46.175 s placed them 4th in the pure pace rankings as well.

The analysis confirms that BLACKLIST_RACING dominated the race in every measurable dimension: best median pace (45.802 s/lap), best pure pace ranking (1st), and a strong overall consistency (standard deviation of 0.61 s). Their seven stints were remarkably controlled, with six of the seven marked as stable and their final stint — a massive 75-lap run — producing a median of 45.807 s with an exemplary standard deviation of just 0.30 s. This combination of pace and endurance management was the foundation of their victory.

Les arthurs were the closest challengers throughout, finishing 27.089 s behind the winner on the road. Their 8 stints showed consistent pace throughout (six stable, median of 45.968 s), and their regularity (0.62 s) was the second best among the top teams. VP ET MT 2 completed the podium with a similarly methodical approach across 8 stints, all flagged as stable, and a median pace of 46.092 s.

One of the notable strategic stories came from TEAM ROCKET (5th overall), who finished two positions above their pure pace ranking of 7th. With a median pace of 46.516 s, they were not the fastest on track, but their consistent stint execution across 8 stints — all stable — allowed them to convert pace into positions. Conversely, FULL THROTTLE (8th overall) held the 5th best median pace in the field (46.422 s) but could not translate that speed advantage into a higher finishing position.

In terms of consistency, NORTHSTAR RACING (7th) stood out as the most regular team of the entire race with a standard deviation of just 0.51 s across their stints, a remarkable figure over a 2-hour distance. At the other end of the spectrum, LES BRANKS recorded the steepest pace drop of the day: a degradation of 0.41 s/lap across their third stint — the most pronounced single-stint decline in the field.

Key takeaways for teams: At MKRACING, raw lap time alone does not dictate the final result. BLACKLIST_RACING's victory was built on the combination of the field's best median pace and an exceptionally managed long final stint. Teams like TEAM ROCKET demonstrated that disciplined, stable stint execution can outweigh a pace deficit over two hours. Managing tyre degradation in the closing stints — as illustrated by LES BRANKS' third-stint drop — is equally decisive. Consistency across all stints, reflected in a low standard deviation, proved to be a winning asset over the full race distance.