24 hours race · 24 hours ace Race⏱ 4h20

The 24 Hours Ace endurance race at Motokáry Modřice in Modřice took place on 22 August 2026 over 260 minutes on the 450-metre circuit. Thirteen teams lined up at the start, each completing 30 pit stops over the course of the event, in what proved to be a closely contested and demanding race across the field.

DYMOVEE RACING (kart #10) took victory with 1,867 laps, crossing the finish line ahead of CAFI RACING TEAM (#11, 1,866 laps) by just 3 laps, and LD-RACING (#9, 1,861 laps) in third, 7 laps down. The gap between first and second was razor-thin throughout, underlining the intensity of the battle at the front. Fourth went to RACECRAFT ACADEMY (#5, 1,862 laps – 11 laps back), and fifth to SUPER COLORS RACING TEAM (#13, 1,857 laps – 12 laps). FALCONWEST KARTING (#7) rounded out the top six with 1,856 laps, followed by KULATE OBDELNIKY RACING (#6, 1,849 laps), FALCONWEST RACING (#4, 1,846 laps), and KART CENTRUM MODŘICE DRIVERS (#1, 1,833 laps). Positions 10 through 13 went to LUKA-SPORTS RACING (1,832 laps), SEBIMOTO RACING TEAM (1,833 laps), ENZO (1,826 laps), and GROOT'S HUNTERS (#2, 1,817 laps – 59 laps off the lead).

The fastest lap of the race was set by DYMOVEE RACING with a time of 43.456 seconds. Notable single-lap performances among the other frontrunners included FALCONWEST KARTING (43.546 s), CAFI RACING TEAM (43.617 s), and LD-RACING (43.608 s).

From a pure pace perspective, the classification at the finish accurately reflected the underlying rhythm of the leading teams. DYMOVEE RACING posted the best median pace of the race (44.109 s) and was also the most consistent team on track, with a lap-time standard deviation of just 0.26 s across 1,867 laps — a remarkable feat over more than four hours of racing. Their relays were uniformly stable throughout the event, with median lap times holding between 43.6 s and 44.5 s across 22 stints, and their best pace arriving in relay 10 (median 43.645 s), where the race's fastest lap was also recorded.

CAFI RACING TEAM were second in both the race and in pure-pace terms (median 44.186 s, σ 0.26 s), matching DYMOVEE RACING for consistency. Their 28 relays all trended stable, with their sharpest pace delivered in relay 9 (median 43.821 s). LD-RACING sat third in rhythm (44.260 s) with slightly more variability (σ 0.29 s) across 29 stints, but maintained competitive pace throughout.

One of the most interesting strategic stories came from RACECRAFT ACADEMY, who finished 4th despite ranking 5th in pure pace (median 44.367 s, σ 0.29 s). Their ability to convert a slightly lower raw speed into a higher finishing position highlights the importance of execution in endurance racing. Conversely, SUPER COLORS RACING TEAM held the 4th best median pace (44.351 s) but finished 5th, suggesting that pace alone did not fully translate into results on this occasion. Their consistency was also slightly lower (σ 0.35 s), reflecting greater variability across their 30 stints.

Further down the order, ENZO (#12) present an instructive case: they ranked 11th in pure pace (median 44.996 s) but finished 12th — broadly aligned — while their consistency figure of σ 0.80 s was the highest in the field, indicating significant lap-time variability across their 31 stints, including several relays with notably elevated median times.

Key takeaways for teams: at Motokáry Modřice over 260 minutes, victory went to the team combining the best median pace with the highest consistency across all stints. DYMOVEE RACING's dominance in both metrics left no room for doubt. The RACECRAFT ACADEMY example shows that strategic execution can compensate for a small pace deficit, while SUPER COLORS RACING TEAM's case illustrates the cost of consistency lapses even when raw speed is present. Managing lap-time variability — keeping σ below 0.30 s — appears to be a decisive factor at this circuit and format.