Here's your takeaway from today, Cade: your sector 2 is a genuine strength — build on that. The real opportunity is sector 3, where the gap between your best and your average is costing you about 1.25 seconds a lap when you add it all up — that's a solid chunk of time sitting there for the taking with no new speed required, just matching what you've already shown you can do.
One thing to watch for next time: your pace faded late in the race (2.49s off from where you started). Keep an eye on whether that's focus, tires, or battery — figuring out which one it is will help you protect your pace deeper into the main next time out.
Ideal Lap
S1: 11.78s + S2: 12.22s + S3: 11.32s = 35.32s
Best lap: 36.57s
Time on the table: 1.25s per lap
Sectors vs Field Best (this race)
Sector 1: 12.89s +1.98s vs race best (Justin Cranford)
Sector 2: 13.21s +1.96s vs race best (Justin Cranford)
Sector 3: 12.79s +2.14s vs race best (Jeremy Reid)
Consistency by Sector
Sector 1: inconsistent (σ 1.28)
Sector 2: inconsistent (σ 0.91)
Sector 3: inconsistent (σ 1.31) ← focus here next time