AK SIGNAL · Finále Race⏱ 1h26

The Finále endurance race at Motokáry Modřice (Modřice, 450 m circuit) took place on 17 September 2026 over 85 minutes, with nine teams battling it out on karts. At the end of the session, it was HONZA MICHAL MARTIN B.2 (kart #9) who crossed the line first with 86 laps completed, claiming a margin of exactly one lap over their closest rivals.

Second place went to FRANTA JAKUB ONDRA (kart #6, 85 laps), while MICHAL DAVID MICHAL Š. (kart #8, 85 laps) rounded out the podium, finishing 45.376 seconds behind the second-placed team on the road. Fourth place was taken by MARTIN PAVEL MARTIN P. (kart #16, 84 laps), two laps down on the leader. MIRA LADA TOMÁŠ (kart #15) and VAŠEK TOMÁŠ 2 ROMAN (kart #11) completed the top six, both on 81 and 83 laps respectively. ROMAN1 TOMÁŠ K. PEPIK (kart #7, 83 laps), JIRKA MARTIN B. JIRKA R. (kart #17, 81 laps) and LUCKA LUBOŠ PAVEL (kart #12, 79 laps) finished seventh, eighth and ninth. Every team in the field made exactly 5 pit stops during the race. The fastest lap of the entire event was set by HONZA MICHAL MARTIN B.2 with a time of 46.969 seconds.

Looking beyond the final standings, the race analysis reveals some instructive contrasts. HONZA MICHAL MARTIN B.2 not only won the race but also posted the best pure pace of the field, with a median lap time of 49.434 s – the fastest of all nine teams. Their performance across five stints was notably progressive: the team consistently improved its rhythm through the first two stints, before settling into a very stable third stint (median 48.460 s, standard deviation 0.72 s) and then clocking its quickest relais in stint four (median 47.867 s, best lap 46.969 s). This combination of speed and consistency proved decisive.

MARTIN PAVEL MARTIN P. (4th overall) deserves particular mention as the most consistent team of the day, with a regularity standard deviation of just 1.59 s – the lowest in the field. Their median pace of 50.117 s also placed them 2nd in pure rhythm, ahead of both the second- and third-placed teams on the road. Their 84-lap total suggests that despite excellent pace and consistency, their overall lap count was not enough to challenge the top three.

FRANTA JAKUB ONDRA (2nd) ranked only 3rd in pure pace (median 50.239 s), indicating that their final position owed something to overall race management over and above raw speed. Conversely, JIRKA MARTIN B. JIRKA R. (8th) posted the 5th-best median pace (50.916 s) but finished only eighth, a gap of three positions between pace and result that points to laps lost elsewhere in the race.

VAŠEK TOMÁŠ 2 ROMAN (6th) recorded the slowest pure pace of the grid (median 51.645 s, ranked 9th), yet finished in sixth place – a clear case of a result better than pure speed alone would suggest.

Key takeaways for teams: At Motokáry Modřice, pure pace remains the dominant factor – the fastest team in median rhythm won the race outright. However, the gap between MARTIN PAVEL MARTIN P.'s pace ranking (2nd) and their finishing position (4th) illustrates that consistency alone is not sufficient if laps are conceded elsewhere. Teams posting mid-pack pace but finishing higher (FRANTA JAKUB ONDRA, VAŠEK TOMÁŠ 2 ROMAN) confirm that race management and stint structure can compensate for a deficit in raw speed on this 450 m circuit.