Only two laps in the books, but here's something worth remembering: your best lap matched your ideal lap exactly — 41.42s both times. That means when it counted, you strung your best sectors together with zero time left on the table, which is a real skill some racers never nail down. Sector 1 was your strongest, so build off that going forward, and keep an eye on sector 2 for your next race — that's where your consistency has the most room to tighten up.
Ideal Lap
S1: 13.60s + S2: 13.52s + S3: 14.30s = 41.42s
Best lap: 41.42s
Time on the table: -0.00s per lap
Sectors vs Field Best (this race)
Sector 1: 13.62s +1.94s vs race best (Ronnie Bowman)
Sector 2: 14.09s +2.14s vs race best (Zack Milner)
Sector 3: 14.34s +10.96s vs race best (Zack Milner)
Consistency by Sector
Sector 1: rock solid (σ 0.02)
Sector 2: inconsistent (σ 0.57) ← focus here next time