Oracle · Finále Race

The Finale endurance race at Motokáry Modřice (Modřice, 450-metre circuit) brought together 10 teams on 30 September 2026 for a compelling battle of pace, consistency and pit-stop strategy. When the chequered flag fell, 6.7 TDIQ (kart #1) had claimed victory with 69 laps completed, matching the tally of second-placed NO BRAKES, JUST BREAKDOWNS (#9) but edging them by 9.102 seconds at the finish.

FULL THROTTLE (#10) rounded out the podium in third place with 68 laps, one lap down on the leaders. PAYERS (#16) and NEED FOR SUITE (#4) completed the top five, also on 68 laps, separated by 22.923 seconds. All five teams in the pit-stop standings completed 5 pit stops — as did every team in the field.

The fastest lap of the race was set by NO BRAKES, JUST BREAKDOWNS with a 44.395 s benchmark — the quickest single lap of the entire event. Despite that outright speed, they had to settle for second place overall.

From a pure-pace perspective, the data tells a striking story. QUICKSTART SLOWFINISH (#15, 9th place) recorded the best median race pace of the field at 45.963 s per lap, finishing as the fastest team on pure rhythm yet crossing the line in 9th. Their four-stint race (compared to six stints for the front-runners) effectively cost them laps on track and ultimately left them three laps adrift of the leaders.

6.7 TDIQ, the winners, combined a solid 2nd-best race rhythm (median 46.151 s) with the highest consistency in the field, posting a standard deviation of just 1.000 s — the lowest of any team. Their six stints were all rated as stable, with a brief acceleration phase in stint 4 (+0.32 s/lap) quickly corrected. That blend of regularity and tactical discipline proved decisive over the full race distance.

NO BRAKES, JUST BREAKDOWNS showed sharp pace in stints 3 and 6 (medians of 44.896 s and 44.818 s respectively), but their overall consistency (standard deviation 1.56 s) was less controlled than the winners'. FAST AND SUITEROUS (#17, 6th) presented an intriguing split profile: 4th-best median pace at 46.293 s, yet ranked 6th, with some short stints (5 laps in stints 2 and 5) that hampered their lap count. NEED FOR SUITE (5th place, 9th-best pace) gained positions through strategy, finishing ahead of teams with notably faster raw pace.

At the back of the field, AVALANCHE & MIGUEL (#11) ended 10th with 64 laps and the slowest median pace of the race at 49.052 s, five laps behind the leaders. GOLDEN APEX (#3, 7th) and HUMAN IN THE LOOP (#14, 8th) both finished on 66–67 laps with mid-range pace figures.

Key takeaways for teams: at Motokáry Modřice, raw speed alone does not guarantee results — QUICKSTART SLOWFINISH proved that definitively. Completing the full number of stints and maintaining lap-count volume is critical. The winners demonstrated that combining a competitive median pace with exemplary consistency (σ = 1.000 s) and stable stints throughout is the most reliable formula for victory at this circuit. Teams prone to irregular stint lengths should review their pit strategy to ensure they maximise laps on track.