SODI TNL 2025 S2 R10 - Quali

Track: Linkback & Cliff Drop (Map ↗)Date: December 11, 2025Weather: 9.2°C

✨ AI Race Insights

Liam of the Rocket Racing Club delivered an absolutely phenomenal performance at Linkback & Cliff Drop, showcasing a significant leap in pace and efficiency.

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This session saw Liam, piloting Kart #15, clock a blistering best lap of 100.214 seconds, a remarkable 2.915-second improvement over his 103.129s best from the previous session on this very track. His average lap time also saw a massive drop, improving by 5.215 seconds from 108.431s down to a much more competitive 103.216s, indicating superior sustained speed. While his consistency, measured at a standard deviation of 2.557s, suggests there's still a bit of fine-tuning to be done, the sheer speed gains are undeniable and a huge positive for the RRC team!

Track Map

Linkback & Cliff Drop layout with each driver's helmet running their best lap. Switch to GPS to animate using recorded pace instead of constant speed.

Performance Stats

Final classification with each driver's best lap, gap to first, and consistency. Top 25% Avg ★ filters out traffic and mistakes for a true pace reference.

Position	Driver	Kart	Best Lap	Gap to 1st	Average Lap	Top 25% Avg ★	Consistency (Std Dev)
12	Liam	#15+3.04%	100.214s	+4.762s	103.216s	100.810s	2.557s
—	Team Average	—	—	—	103.216s	—	2.557s

Lap Time Comparison

Lap-by-lap times for all RRC members in this heat — spot when drivers found their rhythm or where time was lost.

Lap-by-Lap Comparison

Drivers ordered by final finishing position. Diff columns show the time difference between adjacent drivers.

Lap	Liam
1	106.736s
2	108.260s
3	101.783s
4	103.008s
5	101.800s
6	100.214s
7	100.434s
8	103.120s
9	103.591s

Gap Analysis

Each RRC driver's lap time vs the field's mean. Values below 0 mean the driver was faster than average.

Position per Lap

On-track classification at the end of each lap, derived from the order drivers crossed start/finish. 1 is the leader; lines crossing each other are overtakes.