4 - 1200M GP EQUIPE RACING · COURSE Race⏱ 1h03

On 26 August 2026, the 1,200-metre track of RKC Racing Kart de Cormeilles in Boissy-l'Aillerie hosted a 62-minute endurance race featuring 19 teams. The event delivered a tightly fought battle at the front, with the final classification shaped as much by pace management as by raw speed.

BRY & FRED (kart 18) took the victory with 48 laps completed, finishing one lap clear of the chasing pack on the road and crossing the line ahead of RICK & MORTY (kart 3) by 35.665 seconds. DIABOLO & SATANAS (kart 14) rounded out the podium in third, also on 48 laps but 1:04.414 behind the winners. BRY & FRED also set the fastest lap of the entire race, a 1:08.659, confirming their dominance across all metrics.

Behind the top three, TEAM ESPRI (kart 19) and TIC & TAC (kart 1) completed 48 and 47 laps respectively but were classified fifth and fourth after time penalties placed them one lap down. LES DOCH DOCH (kart 4) finished sixth with 47 laps, ahead of a group of four teams — SATANAS, CED & SEB, ADN and SHATTA — all on 46 laps and separated by fewer than 1.5 seconds in pure lap time.

All 19 teams made 3 pit stops during the race.

From a pace analysis perspective, BRY & FRED led the field with the best median race pace at 1:10.428 and a very solid overall consistency (σ = 1.62 s). Their four stints were all marked as stable, reflecting an exemplary level of control throughout the 62 minutes. TEAM ESPRI posted the second-best median pace at 1:11.266 but were classified only fifth, held back by a significantly higher variability (σ = 2.70 s) — their second stint in particular showed a median of 1:16.129, a notable drop compared to their other stints.

RICK & MORTY recorded the third-best median pace (1:11.358) and converted it into second place, underlining the value of consistency: with an overall σ of just 1.36 s, they managed their four stints with great regularity, their final stint even improving by 0.34 s/lap. ADN (kart 2) stood out as the most consistent team on track (σ = 1.33 s, best in the field) and improved steadily through their four stints, finishing ninth despite a pace ranking of 8th — a solid performance in class.

SHATTA (kart 5) was a team of progressive improvement: all four of their stints showed an accelerating trend, shaving time lap after lap throughout the race. At the other end of the spectrum, MC (kart 11) — who ranked 13th in pure pace — suffered the race's steepest degradation in their second stint, losing 2.82 s/lap, which ultimately contributed to their last-place finish on 35 laps.

Key takeaways for teams: At RKC Cormeilles, the 62-minute format rewards consistency above all. BRY & FRED demonstrated that combining the best raw pace with stable stints across all three drivers is the winning formula. Teams like TEAM ESPRI — who had the pace to fight for the win — must focus on eliminating weak stints: a single slow stint of over 1:16 median can cost several positions. Managing tyre degradation and maintaining rhythm deep into each stint, as RICK & MORTY and ADN did, is equally key to converting speed into results.