Endurance 01:30 · Finale Race⏱ 1h34

Eight teams lined up for the 93-minute endurance finale at Rival Karting (770 m) in Le Neufbourg on 5 November 2026, delivering a closely fought battle that rewarded strategic efficiency over raw pace.

FERRARI (kart #6) crossed the finish line as the outright winner with 86 laps completed, one lap clear of LES SEPT (kart #7, 84 laps) and two ahead of LES RETARDATAIRES (kart #4, 83 laps). LES DALTONS (kart #10) rounded out the top four at 82 laps. DREAM TEAM (kart #14) and MICHELIN (kart #16) both recorded 78 laps, separated in the final standings by a gap of one lap's worth of time. FAB SD (kart #13, 77 laps) and RIVAL (kart #3, 72 laps) completed the field.

The fastest lap of the entire race was set by FERRARI in a time of 50.703 s, also the best individual lap in the results sheet. LES SEPT came closest with a best lap of 50.993 s, while LES DALTONS posted 51.914 s to complete the top three in outright single-lap speed.

What the pace analysis reveals: FERRARI's victory is a clear example of strategic outperformance. Their median race pace was 54.623 s — only the 3rd best in the field — yet they accumulated the most laps. By contrast, LES SEPT held the best pure pace of the race (median 53.332 s, σ = 1.95 s), the most consistent rhythm overall, and yet finished second. This gap between pace and position underlines how much more than raw speed decides an endurance result at Rival Karting.

LES DALTONS present the sharpest contrast of the event: 2nd best median pace at 54.049 s, yet only 4th in the final standings. Their relais showed a positive tendency — accelerating by 0.21 s/lap — which suggests strong late-race speed that was not fully converted into laps on the board.

DREAM TEAM (5th) stood out for a different reason: with a standard deviation of just 1.61 s, they were the most consistent team of the race, maintaining a stable and metronomic pace at 55.154 s median throughout their stint.

MICHELIN (6th) also showed a positive acceleration trend of 0.18 s/lap, while at the other end of the spectrum, RIVAL (8th) suffered the race's steepest degradation, losing 0.44 s/lap over the course of their measured stint and posting the slowest median pace at 59.686 s (σ = 3.01 s).

Key takeaways for teams: This finale at Rival Karting Le Neufbourg illustrated that the fastest team on pure pace (LES SEPT, 53.332 s median) does not automatically win a 93-minute race. FERRARI's ability to convert a 3rd-best pace into the most laps completed points to consistent execution over the full distance. For teams like LES DALTONS — whose pace ranked 2nd but position was 4th — the priority is bridging the gap between speed in the relais and total distance covered. Meanwhile, DREAM TEAM's exceptional consistency (σ 1.61 s) is a benchmark all teams should study: when pace is close, regularity wins laps.