Solid note to end on, Carson: you got faster as the race went on, dropping 1.74s by the finish — that's exactly the trend you want, and it means you were still learning the track on lap 7. Sector 1 is your headline story: it's where you led the whole field, so the speed is genuinely there. It's also your least consistent sector, and that gap is your opportunity — your ideal lap (36.75s) is nearly a full second quicker than your best actual lap (37.68s), almost all of it hiding in sector 1. Go into next race trying to repeat your best sector 1, not just find a new one — that consistency alone closes most of that 0.94s per lap.
Ideal Lap
S1: 11.40s + S2: 12.98s + S3: 12.36s = 36.75s
Best lap: 37.68s
Time on the table: 0.94s per lap
Sectors vs Field Best (this race)
Sector 1: 14.58s ← owned the race best
Sector 2: 14.71s +4.22s vs race best (David Smith)
Sector 3: 14.73s +3.39s vs race best (Corey McElveen)
Consistency by Sector
Sector 1: inconsistent (σ 3.85) ← focus here next time