League G2 Race⏱ 1h06

Nine teams took to the 400-metre circuit at Rush Hour Karting on 21 September 2026 for the League G2 endurance race, a 65-minute contest that delivered a remarkably tight battle at the front and some intriguing pace stories throughout the order.

ALEX_ (kart #28) claimed victory after 91 laps, edging out EVIN007 (kart #27) by just 0.496 seconds at the flag — one of the finest finishes of the season. SEANYE (kart #24) completed the podium in third, one lap down at 90 laps but holding a comfortable 16-second margin over fourth-placed AWESOMO (kart #23).

Behind them, KING15 (kart #30, P5), EVAN MASTILLONE (kart #25, P6), WCL21 (kart #21, P7) and SRR31 (kart #26, P8) all finished on 90 laps, separated by just over 7 seconds across the four positions — an indication of how competitive the mid-pack battle was throughout the race. SKYLADY Z (kart #29) rounded out the field in ninth on 89 laps, two laps behind the leaders.

The fastest lap of the race was set by EVIN007 with a time of 38.430 seconds, underlining the team's raw single-lap speed. ALEX_ replied with a best lap of 38.621 s and SEANYE with 38.609 s, making the top three the clear class of the field in outright pace.

Turning to the pace analysis, EVIN007 posted the best pure race rhythm of the entire field with a median lap time of 39.030 s, faster than winner ALEX_'s median of 39.195 s. Despite holding the edge in pace, EVIN007 ultimately had to settle for second place. Their consistency was also excellent, with a standard deviation of just 0.67 s — the second-tightest of the race.

ALEX_ held a median rhythm of 39.195 s (2nd best overall) paired with a standard deviation of 0.72 s, delivering a stable and composed drive throughout their single stint. SEANYE ran third in pure pace at 39.381 s median and was actually the most consistent driver on pure lap-time basis — a standard deviation of just 0.65 s.

The consistency award, however, goes to AWESOMO, whose standard deviation of 0.61 s was the lowest of the nine teams. Running fourth in both pure pace and final classification, AWESOMO produced one of the most metronomic performances of the day.

In the mid-pack, EVAN MASTILLONE is a notable case: finishing P6, they held only the 8th-best pure rhythm (40.066 s median) and the highest standard deviation of the field at 0.96 s, yet converted that into a result two places higher than their pace would suggest — a clear example of how overall management over 65 minutes can compensate for raw speed.

Conversely, WCL21 (6th best rhythm, P7) and SRR31 (7th best rhythm, P8) both finished slightly behind their pace ranking. All nine teams maintained a stable tendency throughout their stint, with no team showing significant degradation.

Key takeaways for the teams: At Rush Hour Karting, pure median pace alone does not guarantee the result — EVIN007's faster rhythm was not enough to overhaul ALEX_ by the chequered flag. Consistency remains paramount on a 400-metre circuit: the top three all recorded standard deviations below 0.73 s. Teams with higher lap-time variability (notably EVAN MASTILLONE at 0.96 s) should focus on smoothing out their pace, as the small gaps in the mid-pack mean that even modest consistency gains could translate into position changes over a 65-minute race.