Endurance LONATO · Finale Race⏱ 1h59

The SOLOKART circuit in Plessé hosted the Endurance Final on 7 November 2026, with 18 teams taking the start of a gruelling 118-minute race on the impressive 800-metre track. After nearly two hours of racing, it was SANGLIERS (kart #11) who crossed the line first, completing 120 laps and finishing a full lap ahead of their nearest rivals.

SANGLIERS claimed a dominant victory, backed by the strongest median pace in the entire field at 57.939 s — the best pure pace of any team — combined with outstanding consistency (standard deviation of 1.45 s). Their single stint across the race remained stable throughout, a textbook display of controlled endurance racing.

LES DÉBRANCHÉS DU FREIN (kart #15) finished second, also on 120 laps, 26.246 seconds behind the winners. Despite a median pace of 58.075 s (5th-best pure pace), their stable and consistent stint — standard deviation of 1.52 s — was enough to secure the runner-up position on the road.

BEHEMOTH (kart #23) completed the podium in third, one lap down on 119 laps and 54.828 s behind SANGLIERS. Crucially, BEHEMOTH set the fastest lap of the entire race with a stunning 55.418 s, also recording the 2nd-best pure median pace at 57.990 s. Their slightly higher variability (σ = 1.78 s) compared to the top two may account for the gap on the overall standings.

Further down the order, LES PSYL'ANE (kart #1) finished 4th on 119 laps and stood out as the most consistent team of the race, posting the lowest standard deviation of all analysed teams at just 1.42 s. Their 7th-best pure pace kept them off the podium, but their regularity was exemplary.

One of the most notable gaps between pace and result came from NAZ'CAR (kart #16), who posted the 3rd-best median pace at 58.043 s yet finished only 9th — a significant underperformance relative to their raw speed. At the other end of the spectrum, LES CHOUPETTES DE CASTEL PRIMEUR (kart #3) ranked 4th in pure pace in the data yet finished 16th overall, another striking contrast between potential and result.

LES 6BLAIN (kart #4) deserve a special mention: ranked 18th in pure pace, they finished 8th overall, making them the clearest example of strategic overperformance on the day — maximising their result well beyond what their raw lap times would suggest.

JANNOT & CO. (kart #8) showed an intriguing profile: a median pace of 1:00.339 (15th-best) paired with a best lap of 55.558 s, one of the quickest single laps in the field, illustrating a wide range of pace within their stint (σ = 2.46 s).

Key takeaways for teams: This final at SOLOKART rewarded those who combined pure pace with consistency. SANGLIERS' success was built on owning both simultaneously — the fastest median and a standard deviation under 1.5 s. Teams such as NAZ'CAR and LES CHOUPETTES DE CASTEL PRIMEUR demonstrated that raw speed alone does not guarantee results on a long-format race. For future editions, sustaining a stable and repeatable lap time throughout the race appears to be as decisive as outright performance.