4 - 1200M GP EQUIPE RACING · COURSE Race⏱ 3h07

The RKC Racing Kart de Cormeilles circuit in Boissy-l'Aillerie hosted a demanding endurance race on 21 September 2026, with 24 teams battling over 186 minutes on the 1,200-metre Piste 1. At the chequered flag, MAISON THEVENIN (kart #2) claimed victory with 155 laps completed, finishing one lap ahead of BOULANGERIE MUM'S 3 (154 laps) and two laps ahead of BOULANGERIE NOLITA 2 (153 laps).

The fastest lap of the entire race was set by MAISON THEVENIN in 1:05.320, a benchmark that reflected a dominant performance from start to finish. The analysis confirms this dominance: with a median race pace of 1:06.190, MAISON THEVENIN ranked first in pure pace among all 24 teams. Across their five stints, the team maintained remarkable consistency — their overall standard deviation of just 0.8 seconds is the hallmark of a composed, well-managed race. Each stint showed a stable pace profile, with the opening stint of 55 laps setting the tone at a median of 1:05.983. The same composure was sustained through to the final stint, where the team returned a median of 1:06.076 over 30 laps. Nine pit stops were recorded for the winning team, in line with the majority of the field.

BOULANGERIE MUM'S 3 confirmed their runner-up position on merit: their median pace of 1:06.541 placed them second in pure speed, and their consistency (0.79 s standard deviation) was impeccable across seven stints, the longest of which covered 44 laps at a median of 1:06.416. BOULANGERIE NOLITA 2, third overall, matched the top two in raw speed — their best stint median of 1:06.033 demonstrates genuine pace — but a higher overall standard deviation of 1.51 seconds across ten stints reveals greater variability between drivers or conditions, which ultimately cost them ground against the top two.

JULIEN DUHAMEL 2 (4th, 150 laps) earns a special mention: with an overall standard deviation of just 0.79 seconds, they were the most consistent team in the entire field. Their median pace of 1:08.708 placed them 4th in pure speed as well — a textbook display of regularity that earned them a comfortable advantage over the chasing pack.

The most striking strategic story belongs to LA PARISIENNE 1: finishing 5th overall despite ranking only 8th in pure pace (median 1:09.304), they outperformed four teams with genuinely faster karts. Their ten stints were managed with notable discipline, and their final laps showed strong pace recovery. In contrast, BOULANGERIE MUM'S 1 (19th overall) ranked 5th in pure pace — the widest gap between performance and final classification — suggesting that race management or on-track events significantly impacted their race.

At the back of the field, LES 3 PETITS CHOUX 1 recorded the sharpest pace degradation of the day, losing 1.18 seconds per lap during their 8th stint — the steepest drop observed across all teams throughout the 186-minute contest.

Key takeaways for teams: at RKC Cormeilles, pure pace is necessary but not sufficient — MAISON THEVENIN won by combining the fastest median pace with outstanding consistency (0.8 s standard deviation). JULIEN DUHAMEL 2 proves that maximum regularity, even at a slightly lower pace, translates directly into a strong final classification. LA PARISIENNE 1 demonstrates that disciplined race management can yield positions over faster rivals, while BOULANGERIE MUM'S 1 shows the cost of failing to convert pace into results. Managing pace degradation within stints — as highlighted by LES 3 PETITS CHOUX 1 — remains a critical lever over a 186-minute race.