Two laps isn't much data, but here's something solid to build on: your sector 2 was your steady strength, and your pace held together well rather than falling off. The real opportunity for next time is sector 1 — there's a 2.91-second gap per lap between your best possible lap (38.66s) and what you actually ran (41.57s), and sector 1 is the main source of that gap. Go into your next race just focused on smoothing out sector 1 — even closing half that gap would put you into the low 40s consistently.
Ideal Lap
S1: 13.05s + S2: 11.79s + S3: 13.82s = 38.66s
Best lap: 41.57s
Time on the table: 2.91s per lap
Sectors vs Field Best (this race)
Sector 1: 15.55s +4.88s vs race best (Billy Easton)
Sector 2: 12.00s +0.56s vs race best (Reggie Tongue)
Sector 3: 15.06s +12.67s vs race best (Ofir Komerian)
Consistency by Sector
Sector 1: inconsistent (σ 2.50) ← focus here next time