4 - 1200M GP EQUIPE RACING · COURSE Race⏱ 6h02

On 23 September 2026, the RKC Racing Kart de Cormeilles circuit in Boissy-l'Aillerie hosted a gruelling 362-minute endurance race on its 1,200-metre layout, bringing together 15 teams for one of the season's most demanding events.

Red Racing by SKOF (kart #7) took the chequered flag in first position with 307 laps, ahead of Moveright (kart #3, 308 laps counted but finishing 1 lap down on the leader) and Driving Evolution (kart #4, 305 laps, 3 laps down). Both top teams completed 11 pit stops, while third-placed Driving Evolution required 12. The gap to fourth-placed Berthon-Greentech (303 laps, 11 stops) stretched to 6 laps, with Fondation Arthritis (5th, 301 laps) and Martinenq (6th, 299 laps) rounding out the top six.

The fastest lap of the race was set by Red Racing by SKOF with a 1:06.109, the quickest time recorded across all 15 teams throughout the entire event.

From a pure pace perspective, the classification mirrors the finishing order almost perfectly across the top seven. Red Racing by SKOF led on median race pace at 1:06.797 (rank 1 on pure pace), maintaining exceptional consistency with a standard deviation of just 0.52 s across 9 stints — all rated stable. Their longest stint covered 75 laps at a median of 1:06.851, a testament to their kart management and driver rotation.

Moveright earned the title of most consistent team overall, posting the lowest standard deviation of the entire field at 0.49 s across 10 stints, with a median race pace of 1:07.128. Their regularity was a key weapon in finishing just 1 lap shy of the leader despite carrying a slightly slower raw pace.

Driving Evolution (3rd, median pace 1:07.388) showed a notable improvement in pace throughout the race, with their final stints dipping below 1:07.000 — their last three relays averaged between 1:06.691 and 1:06.917. Their strategy of 12 pit stops, one more than the leaders, did not prevent them from securing the final podium position.

Berthon-Greentech (4th, median 1:07.941) displayed notable pace variability across stints, with a standard deviation of 0.97 s — the highest in the top four. One relay reached a median of 1:10.027, significantly above their usual level, which likely weighed on their final lap count.

Among the mid-field, FIN BUL 1 (8th overall, pure pace rank 9) out-performed their raw speed to finish ahead of their expected position, while FIN BUL 2 (11th overall) showed the 8th-best median pace in the field (1:09.744) but was hampered by the highest consistency spread of all analysed teams (standard deviation 2.11 s), including one relay at a median of 1:16.232. Dominique Fouchard (9th) recorded the single most pronounced pace drop of any stint in the race, losing 0.25 s per lap during their 10th relay.

Key takeaways for teams: At RKC Cormeilles, pace regularity proved as decisive as outright speed — Moveright's consistency (0.49 s standard deviation) nearly overcame a 0.33 s/lap deficit to the race winner. Managing stint-to-stint pace variability, as illustrated by the contrasting fortunes of FIN BUL 2 and Berthon-Greentech, was the clearest differentiator between the top seven and the rest of the field. Teams aiming to improve their finishing position should focus on reducing inter-stint pace swings rather than chasing single-lap performance.