6 HEURES JURISKART · COURSE Race⏱ 6h05

On 26 September 2026, the RKC Racing Kart de Cormeilles circuit in Boissy-l'Aillerie hosted a gruelling 364-minute endurance race on its 1,200-metre Piste 1, with 22 teams on the grid. At the end of an intense day, SP Racing (kart #2) claimed the overall victory, completing 305 laps and finishing a full lap clear of the chasing pack.

SP Racing: dominance across all metrics. The winning team did not merely cross the line first — they led every key indicator. With a median race pace of 1:07.458, SP Racing held the best pure pace of the entire field, and their consistency figure of 0.39 seconds standard deviation was also the lowest of the top finishers. Across nine stints and 11 pit stops, their lap times remained remarkably stable throughout, with no stint showing any meaningful degradation. The combination of outright speed and controlled, regular driving proved decisive over six hours.

CE Racing (kart #22) took second place at 3 laps behind, sharing that gap with third-placed Quantum Immo (kart #14), also on 302 laps. CE Racing's result is all the more notable given their pure pace ranking: 5th in median rhythm at 1:07.826 — over three tenths slower than the winner — their runners-up finish was built on strategic efficiency across 12 stints and 11 pit stops. CE Racing also set the fastest lap of the entire race, a 1:06.650 recorded in their tenth stint. Quantum Immo, ranked 3rd in pure pace (1:07.758), delivered a solid overall result despite a noticeable irregularity in their race: relais 6 showed a degradation of 0.52 s/lap, the steepest drop of any top team in the analysis.

EFL Motorsports (kart #9) finished fourth on 301 laps, one ahead of PAF (kart #5) also on 301. EFL posted the 4th-best median pace (1:07.785) but carried the highest consistency variance of the top five (σ = 1.77 s), reflecting irregular stint lengths. PAF, meanwhile, ranked only 8th in pure pace (1:08.445) but maintained the most consistent rhythm of the chasing group (σ = 0.57 s), delivering a well-managed race to secure 5th place overall.

The standout unlucky team: Fayat Lemaire (kart #15). With the 2nd-best pure pace of the race — a median of 1:07.680 — Fayat Lemaire could only convert that speed into 6th place on 300 laps. Their opening stint of 79 laps at 1:07.187 median was the most aggressive of any team, but several shorter, slower stints mid-race — some showing median times above 1:11 — ultimately cost them positions in the final standings.

UNE KART A JOUER (kart #18) finished 11th in the classification despite holding the 7th-best median pace (1:08.278), while Azure Racing (kart #1) ranked 6th in pure pace (1:07.878) yet finished 8th, with the widest consistency variance in the top twelve (σ = 1.99 s) reflecting a more turbulent race.

What teams should take away: At RKC Cormeilles, this 364-minute race confirmed that outright pace alone does not win endurance. SP Racing's success was built on the combination of the best median rhythm and the best consistency — a rare double. The gap between pace and result for Fayat Lemaire (2nd in pace, 6th in classification) and CE Racing (5th in pace, 2nd in classification) illustrates how stint management and pit stop execution shape the final order as much as raw speed. Teams carrying high variance in stint times — whether from traffic, pilot changes or pace drops late in a relay — struggled to translate their potential into finishing positions.