AK SIGNAL · Finále Race⏱ 1h26

HONZA MICHAL MARTIN B.2 claimed victory in the 85-minute Finále endurance race held on 17 September 2026 at Motokáry Modřice in Modřice, completing 86 laps on the 450-metre circuit — one full lap ahead of the field. Nine teams took the start, each making five pit stops over the course of the race.

The runner-up spot went to FRANTA JAKUB ONDRA (kart 6), who finished one lap down at 85 laps. MICHAL DAVID MICHAL Š. (kart 8) secured third place, also on 85 laps but 45.376 seconds behind FRANTA JAKUB ONDRA at the flag. Fourth went to MARTIN PAVEL MARTIN P. (kart 16) with 84 laps, two laps off the leaders. Further back, MIRA LADA TOMÁŠ (kart 15) and VAŠEK TOMÁŠ 2 ROMAN (kart 11) completed 81 and 83 laps respectively to finish fifth and sixth. ROMAN1 TOMÁŠ K. PEPIK (kart 7) took seventh on 83 laps, three laps behind the winner. JIRKA MARTIN B. JIRKA R. (kart 17, 81 laps) and LUCKA LUBOŠ PAVEL (kart 12, 79 laps) rounded out the field in eighth and ninth.

The fastest lap of the race was set by HONZA MICHAL MARTIN B.2 with a time of 46.969 s — also the best outright lap across all nine teams. MARTIN PAVEL MARTIN P. came closest in the classification with a best lap of 46.989 s, followed by FRANTA JAKUB ONDRA at 47.365 s.

The pace analysis reveals a clear hierarchy. HONZA MICHAL MARTIN B.2 posted the best median pace of the race at 49.434 s, combining consistent progress across all five stints — each showing acceleration — with a particularly strong fourth stint (15 laps, median 47.867 s, best 46.969 s). Their overall consistency rating stood at 1.9 s standard deviation, solid across 86 laps.

MARTIN PAVEL MARTIN P. produced the most notable analysis reading: second-best median pace at 50.117 s and the tightest consistency figure of the entire field (1.59 s), yet finished only fourth. Their second stint was outstanding (16 laps, median 48.438 s, best 46.989 s), but a reduced fourth stint of just 11 laps and only four recorded stints suggest a structural gap in total laps accumulated — a clear illustration that pure pace alone does not determine the result in endurance racing.

JIRKA MARTIN B. JIRKA R. present a similar case: fifth-best median pace (50.916 s) but eighth place overall, on 81 laps with only four stints recorded — underlining that lap accumulation proved decisive.

At the other end of the spectrum, VAŠEK TOMÁŠ 2 ROMAN finished sixth despite the slowest median pace of the race (51.645 s, ninth in pure pace), demonstrating that reliability and consistency across all five stints can compensate for a lack of outright speed. Meanwhile, MICHAL DAVID MICHAL Š. ranked only fourth in median pace (50.484 s) yet secured the final podium position, benefiting from a very strong third stint of 17 laps at a median of 49.441 s.

Key takeaways for teams: At Motokáry Modřice over 85 minutes, lap accumulation consistently outweighed outright pace. Teams with five complete, well-balanced stints — such as the winner and the podium finishers — prevailed over those with strong individual stints but fewer total laps. Consistency (low standard deviation) combined with progressive acceleration within each stint, as demonstrated by HONZA MICHAL MARTIN B.2, proved the most effective profile. Managing pit stop timing to maximise laps per stint remains the primary performance lever on this 450-metre circuit.