Endurance 2h · Finale Race⏱ 2h04

The Finale endurance race at NTKart in Lexy (650-metre circuit) took place on 8 November 2026, bringing together 19 teams over 124 minutes of racing. The event delivered a close and competitive contest across the entire field, with the top positions decided by fine margins at the front and several standout performances further down the classification.

AURELIEN (kart #11) took the overall victory with 158 laps completed, finishing a full lap clear of the nearest challengers. LGK SOLO (kart #16) crossed the line in 2nd place with 157 laps, just 4.010 seconds behind, while KS TEAM (kart #21) completed the podium in 3rd, one lap down. CAMILLE N (kart #10) and SIPOP'S (kart #23) rounded out the top five, both on 157 laps, separated by 8.9 s and 20.1 s from 2nd place respectively.

From 6th to 10th, four teams — 100 NOMS, TEAM CGRT, LES VOISINS, ROBS and ONE BALL — all finished on 156 laps within a span of under 40 seconds, illustrating the density of the mid-field battle. SOFT METAL ROOFING completed 155 laps in 11th, while RACING TEAM PAQUIS, CAF'CONC and FERARIEN filled positions 12 to 14. TIC ET TAC (kart #4) classified 17th with 120 laps, well adrift of the remainder of the field.

The fastest lap of the entire race was set by 100 NOMS (kart #17) with a time of 44.573 s. Among the top finishers, LGK SOLO posted the quickest lap at 44.755 s, followed by AURELIEN at 44.796 s — underlining that raw speed at the front was tightly matched.

The pace analysis reveals several noteworthy contrasts. AURELIEN combined the 2nd-best pure pace (median lap time of 45.215 s) with the best consistency of the race (standard deviation of just 0.32 s), producing a stable, controlled performance from start to finish. This combination of speed and regularity proved decisive in securing the win. LGK SOLO was close behind with a median of 45.270 s and a standard deviation of 0.33 s, also delivering a highly consistent run.

100 NOMS presented the most striking gap between pace and result: the team recorded the best pure median pace of the race at 45.182 s, yet finished only 6th. With a standard deviation of 1.14 s — the highest among the analysed teams — inconsistency in lap times clearly cost the team positions across the race. LES VOISINS (5th-best pace, 8th place) and CAMILLE N (6th-best pace, 4th place) also illustrate how pace alone did not dictate the final order.

Key takeaways for teams: This race confirms that consistency is at least as important as outright speed on the NTKart circuit. AURELIEN's near-flawless regularity (σ = 0.32 s over 158 laps) proved more effective than the superior raw pace of 100 NOMS. Teams with strong median rhythms but higher lap-time variation — such as 100 NOMS (σ = 1.14 s) and LES VOISINS (σ = 0.88 s) — lost ground against more consistent rivals. Maintaining stable lap times across the full duration of a 124-minute race is a decisive competitive factor at this level.