Nice race, Ashton — P4 with a lap trend that improved 5.83s as the race went on shows you were finding speed when it mattered and getting more comfortable in the car, not fading. Sector 2 is your strong point, so keep trusting it. Your real opportunity is sector 3 — the 1.80s per lap gap between your best and your average lives mostly there, and it's your least consistent section. Heading into your next race, pick one landmark in sector 3 to focus on smoothing out — that's worth roughly the difference between P4 and running with the leaders.