All risk kart cup · Závod Race⏱ 1h03

Ten teams lined up on the 450-metre Motokáry Modřice circuit in Modřice for a 62-minute endurance race held on 10 September 2026. The event delivered a closely fought battle at the front, with the top two crews separated by only 35 seconds after 68 laps each.

MACHALÍČEK / KOČVARA (kart 8) took the victory by completing 68 laps and leading on lap count from start to finish. They also set the fastest lap of the entire race, a 45.731 s, which stands as the outright best time of the day. Runner-up SMUTNÝ / JELÍNEK (kart 3) matched the winners' lap count of 68 but crossed the line 35.559 s adrift. MAREK / T.SKÁCEL (kart 16) completed the podium one lap down at 67 tours, while positions 4 through 7 were all covered by three laps, with MALÍK / MALÍK, P.SEDLÁČEK / D.SEDLÁČEK and ST.SKÁCEL / ML.MIROSLAV each recording 65 laps. All ten crews made 5 pit stops during the race.

The pace analysis tells a revealing story. MACHALÍČEK / KOČVARA led every key metric: best median race pace at 47.732 s (ranked 1st in pure pace), coupled with the outright fastest lap. Their six stints were managed with notable composure — two stints showed clear acceleration through the stint, including stint 3 where they gained 0.47 s/lap. Their overall consistency stood at 1.38 s standard deviation, a solid figure across a 68-lap effort.

SMUTNÝ / JELÍNEK were the closest challengers in pure pace terms as well, posting a median of 47.739 s (2nd), just 0.007 s behind the winners. Their best consistency came in stint 4 (σ = 0.77 s), and they finished strongly, accelerating at 0.17 s/lap through their final stint. The gap to the winners is therefore more a reflection of execution across 62 minutes than any significant pace deficit.

The most consistent team of the race was MAREK / T.SKÁCEL, who posted the lowest standard deviation overall at σ = 1.15 s, earning 3rd in both classification and pure pace. Their composed approach over six stints confirmed that regularity translates directly into laps completed.

One of the most interesting strategic outcomes concerns MALÍK / MALÍK, who finished 4th despite ranking only 6th in pure pace (median 49.438 s). Their ability to manage stops and banking laps effectively allowed them to overachieve relative to their outright speed. Conversely, ST.SKÁCEL / ML.MIROSLAV ranked 4th in pure pace (median 48.909 s) but finished only 6th, illustrating how on-track pace alone does not guarantee a strong result in endurance racing.

At the back of the field, ANETA / LUCIE (kart 10) completed 58 laps and showed the steepest degradation of the race during their fourth stint, losing 0.38 s/lap. Their median pace of 52.543 s placed them 10th in both classification and pure pace rankings.

Key takeaways for teams: At Motokáry Modřice, the winners combined the best pure pace and the fastest lap — a rare double. The gap between 4th and 6th in the standings shows how stint management and consistency can override raw pace. Teams aiming to move up the order should focus on reducing lap-time variance (σ below 1.20 s) rather than chasing peak lap times, and on ensuring that pit-stop timing does not erode the laps accumulated on track.