Solid race, John — and the trend line tells the real story: you were getting faster as the race went on, finishing 1.92s better than where you started. That's exactly the direction you want. Your standout was sector 2, where you actually led the whole field — that's a genuine strength to build around. Your biggest opportunity is sector 1: it's your best sector on paper, but also your least consistent one, and closing that 1.67s gap between your average and your own ideal lap (34.72s) is the single easiest way to find real time next time out.
Ideal Lap
S1: 11.86s + S2: 10.94s + S3: 11.92s = 34.72s
Best lap: 36.39s
Time on the table: 1.67s per lap
Sectors vs Field Best (this race)
Sector 1: 13.81s +2.43s vs race best (Chris Harris)
Sector 2: 13.70s ← owned the race best
Sector 3: 13.10s +10.60s vs race best (Bryan Shurlknight)
Consistency by Sector
Sector 1: inconsistent (σ 2.11) ← focus here next time