Akce · Finále Race⏱ 1h05

The Finale endurance race at Motokáry Modřice (Modřice, 450 m circuit) took place on 26 September 2026, bringing together 11 teams over 64 minutes of racing. At the end of a tightly contested event, MOKRÝ GUMY (kart #16) took the victory, completing 74 laps — the highest total of the race — ahead of NEREZKA and TORRO, who also reached 74 laps.

The finish at the top was remarkably close. NEREZKA (kart #3) crossed the line just 0.254 seconds behind the winner, while TORRO (kart #5) completed the podium at 5.636 seconds. ŽANŠON (kart #13) rounded out the leading group in 4th, 28.765 seconds back but also on 74 laps. Each of the top four teams made 3 pit stops during the race.

The fastest lap of the entire race was set by HLEMÝŽĎ RACING (kart #2) in 43.967 seconds — the quickest single lap of the day. Despite this pace, HLEMÝŽĎ RACING finished only 6th, on 73 laps, 15.300 seconds behind 5th-placed MKD. Their overall median pace of 45.787 s/lap ranked them 5th in pure rhythm, but a significant disparity between relays — ranging from a median of 44.645 s in their third stint to 48.172 s in their second — reflected high variability (regularity index: 1.74 s, the weakest among the frontrunners), which ultimately cost them positions.

In terms of pure race pace, MOKRÝ GUMY led the field with a median of 45.660 s/lap, combining speed with consistent stints — all four relays registered as stable — and a regularity index of 1.13 s. Their alignment of best rhythm and final position is the clearest indicator of a well-managed race from start to finish.

TORRO (kart #5) posted the 2nd-best pure pace (45.742 s median) and, along with ŽANŠON, shared the best regularity index in the race at 1.09 s. TORRO finished 3rd on the road but their pace data suggests they were right in the fight for the top two. ŽANŠON ranked 3rd in pure rhythm (45.745 s), marginally behind TORRO, and was equally consistent across all four stints.

The strategic highlight belongs to NEREZKA: despite ranking only 4th in pure pace (45.755 s median), they converted that into a 2nd-place finish, demonstrating that consistent execution across all relays — including a stint that actually improved by 0.19 s/lap — and effective pit stop management can outperform raw speed.

Further down the order, BRZDY (7th, 73 laps) and VETŘELCI (8th, 71 laps) were separated by just 0.262 seconds on the road. MONTÉŘI (9th, 69 laps) and BEBE (10th, 66 laps) completed their campaigns further back, with BEBE showing the most notable pace loss: their first relay degraded at 0.21 s/lap, the sharpest drop of any stint in the race. KUŘÁTKA (11th, 59 laps) closed out the field after completing only three relays.

Key takeaways for teams: At Motokáry Modřice, victory came from the combination of best pure pace and stable, consistent stints throughout — MOKRÝ GUMY exemplified this perfectly. NEREZKA's result shows that strategic execution can close a gap of roughly 0.1 s/lap in median pace. Conversely, HLEMÝŽĎ RACING demonstrate how pace variability between relays — even when producing the fastest lap of the race — can prevent a team from converting raw speed into a top result. Managing degradation and maintaining rhythm across all four stints remains the decisive factor on this 450 m circuit.