Nice race, Addison — the standout number here is that your best lap matched your ideal lap exactly. No time left on the table means when you put it together, you put it *all* together, which is a great sign of clean, repeatable driving. Your lap times improved by 7.76s as the race went on, so you were finding speed and settling in with every lap — take that momentum into the next race. For next time, keep an eye on sector 1 for consistency; tightening that up is your clearest path to stringing together more laps like your best one.
Ideal Lap
S1: 13.55s + S2: 13.50s + S3: 13.21s = 40.27s
Best lap: 40.27s
Time on the table: -0.00s per lap
Sectors vs Field Best (this race)
Sector 1: 18.92s +6.94s vs race best (Michael Elrod)
Sector 2: 16.32s +3.82s vs race best (Jacob Wagner)
Sector 3: 15.06s +12.29s vs race best (Paul Timm)
Consistency by Sector
Sector 1: inconsistent (σ 6.78) ← focus here next time