4 - 1200M GP EQUIPE RACING · COURSE Race⏱ 1h13

The 1,200-metre circuit of RKC Racing Kart de Cormeilles in Boissy-l'Aillerie hosted a 72-minute endurance race on 15 September 2026, with 15 teams on the grid for a tightly contested battle from lights to flag.

MALORY / MORGAN (kart #11) took a commanding victory, completing 60 laps and finishing a lap clear of the field on the road. Their dominance was total: they posted the fastest median pace of the entire race at 1:06.755 and set the fastest lap of the race with a time of 1:06.137, more than a second clear of any rival. Their consistency was equally impressive, with a lap-time standard deviation of just 1.01 seconds across 60 laps and three pit stops — a figure pulled slightly upward by the stops themselves, since individual stints were remarkably controlled (standard deviations of 0.31, 0.32, 0.29 and 0.27 s respectively). Every stint was rated stable, reflecting a measured and disciplined drive throughout.

JEREMY / FRANCK (kart #12) crossed the line in 2nd place, 29.830 seconds behind the winner, also on 60 laps. They held the 2nd-best median pace of the race at 1:07.774 and showed strong progression: their opening stint was their most variable (standard deviation 1.41 s), but they found their rhythm quickly, accelerating by 0.43 s per lap during that stint before settling into rock-solid consistency for the remaining three stints (standard deviations of 0.39, 0.30 and 0.27 s).

STEPHANE / JULIEN (kart #4) completed the podium in 3rd place, 35.368 seconds adrift, also on 60 laps. They were the most consistent team of the top three, with an overall standard deviation of just 0.41 s and four stable stints throughout — a model of regularity on the Cormeilles circuit.

GREGORY / GUILAUMRE (kart #1) finished 4th at 44.710 s, ahead of MICKAEL / ANTHONY (kart #8) in 5th at 55.952 s. MICKAEL / ANTHONY deserve a particular mention: they were the most consistent team of the entire field with a standard deviation of only 0.39 s, and their strategic execution lifted them to 5th overall despite ranking only 7th on pure pace — a clear gain of two positions through race management.

ROMAIN / HUGO (kart #3) and JULIEN / JACQUES (kart #7) rounded out the six-lap leaders in 6th and 7th, both on 60 laps. Notably, JULIEN / JACQUES held the 4th-best pure pace of the race at a median of 1:07.932, yet finished 7th — a gap between raw speed and final position that points to time lost in slower stints (stints 2 and 4 both returned a median of 1:09.303, well off their pace in stints 1 and 3).

From 8th to 11th, four teams — MATHIEU / FLORIAN, THOMAS / SYLVAIN, OLIVIER / PIERRE and PHILIPPE / SERGIO — all finished on 59 laps, separated by less than a lap's racing. OLIVIER / FERNANDO (12th) and LUCIAN / DIDIER (13th) ended on 58 laps, MENDERES / ALAIN (14th) on 57, and CHRISTOPHE / FLORIAN (kart #15) on 53 laps, seven tours down at the flag.

Key takeaways for teams: At RKC Cormeilles, pace and consistency proved inseparable at the front — MALORY / MORGAN won both battles simultaneously. The MICKAEL / ANTHONY result shows that a 0.39 s standard deviation across the race can be worth two positions on pace alone. JULIEN / JACQUES illustrate the cost of uneven stints: 4th-best median speed translated into only 7th place. Managing pace between stints — not just within them — is the defining challenge on this 1,200-metre circuit.