4 - 1200M GP EQUIPE RACING · COURSE Race

The endurance race held on 20 September 2026 at RKC Racing Kart de Cormeilles in Boissy l'Aillerie brought together 28 teams on the 1,200-metre Piste 1 for what proved to be a demanding and closely contested event.

Moisselles 4 (kart #15) claimed victory with 149 laps completed, crossing the line a lap clear of the chasing pack. The team also set the fastest lap of the entire race — 1:06.377 — a benchmark none of their rivals came close to matching. With a median race pace of 1:08.503 and the best pure pace ranking among all 28 starters, Moisselles 4 were dominant in every measurable dimension, delivering nine stints each rated as stable. Their consistency figure of 1.54 s standard deviation across all laps was entirely respectable given the volume of laps turned.

Eragny (kart #11) finished second with 147 laps, ahead of Montdidier 1 (kart #27) on equal laps but edged on the road. Eragny's standout asset was their regularity: a 1.06 s standard deviation made them the fourth-best pace team on pure median (1:09.532), yet they converted that consistency into a solid second place. Montdidier 1 tell a different story — ranked only 7th in pure pace at a median of 1:09.975, they climbed to the podium through strategic execution, with stints of very different character: some relays in the 1:08 range and others above 1:11. The gap between their pure pace ranking and final position of 3rd makes them the clearest strategic over-performer of the day.

Villeparisis 3 (kart #19) took fourth with 146 laps and showed the 3rd-best median pace (1:09.350) alongside excellent regularity (1.05 s), narrowly missing the podium. Blanc Mesnil 1 (kart #1) completed the top five on the same lap count and earned the title of most consistent team of the race, posting a remarkable 0.80 s standard deviation across ten stints — all rated stable. Their median pace of 1:09.755 placed them 6th in pure speed, yet their relentless, unwavering rhythm translated into a fifth-place finish.

One of the most striking statistical stories belongs to Pont St Maxence 3 (kart #22): ranked 2nd in pure pace, their race pace was among the sharpest on the grid, yet they finished only 18th overall — a significant gap between potential and result that the available data does not explain further.

Scapnor 3 (kart #6) ranked 5th in pure median pace (1:09.618) but crossed the line 8th, with several stints showing a drift of 0.16 to 0.30 s per lap towards the end of relays. Scapnor 2 (kart #5) displayed a wide variation in stint quality — a 1.78 s standard deviation, the highest among the analysed teams — with their 7th and 8th stints both trending slower by 0.24 and 0.30 s per lap respectively. All 28 teams completed 9 pit stops each.

Key takeaways for teams: At RKC Cormeilles, pure speed alone does not guarantee results. Moisselles 4 showed that combining the best pace with maximum consistency is the winning formula. Blanc Mesnil 1 demonstrate that a standard deviation below 1.0 s across ten stints — even without top-end speed — is worth several positions. Montdidier 1's podium from 7th in pure pace highlights the value of strategic stint management. Conversely, pace without consistency, as illustrated by Pont St Maxence 3's 2nd-best raw rhythm yielding only 18th place, can cost dearly over the full race distance.