Every CAS race, reconstructed from the in-sim telemetry log
The SFL Cup Race Center is the data-driven companion to the CAS Community race reports. Each entry is built
straight from a live telemetry recording of the race: a 2D animated replay, the full classification,
and the key numbers. For the narrative side — the broadcast story, qualifying and championship
context — see the CAS Community race report and the
official CAS League Scoring (CLS) standings.
Newest race first.
Round 8 (Spa-Francorchamps) was the season finale · champion crowned
Drivers Championship
🏆 Bernhard Wlach
🥇 Bernhard Wlach — Season 7 Champion
🥈 Andreas Wuschnakowski
🥉 Kevin Chmielewski
8-round season, two-sprint format. Today’s Spa finale: Chmielewski took Race 1, Wuschnakowski Race 2 with the double-fastest-lap. The points lead held over both legs to seal the title.
Teams Championship
🏆 CAS Tech Performance Grün
🥇 CAS Tech Performance Grün
🥈 Duck Knife x Sundi Company Team Sauer
🥉 DAN Küchen Motorsport
Per the Stream: Season 8 of the SFL Cup is already planned with a new schedule — details to be announced on the CAS Community channels.
CAS SFL Cup · Season 7 · Round 8 · Race 2
Spa-Francorchamps GP — Race 2 (Feature)
27 May 2026 · 6 drivers · 10-lap sprint · SF Lights 324 · Race 1 results ↓
2D telemetry replay — the 20-minute sprint compressed to 60 seconds.
By the Numbers
Race Winner
Andreas Wuschnakowski
The broadcaster turned racer takes Race 2 from P4 grid (after his R1 setback) — pole-to-flag pace, fastest lap 2:10.508 and a 6.56 s margin over Thomas Felix.
Climb of the Race
Thomas Herbrig P6 → P3
From last in Race 1 (a lap down) to a P3 podium in Race 2 — the biggest position gain across both rounds.
Reverse Fortunes
Chmielewski P1 → P6
Race 1 winner Kevin Chmielewski crashed out of contention in Race 2 — finished P6 at +119 s.
Data Views
Gap to Leader
Wuschnakowski and Felix front-running while Chmielewski and Wlach hit trouble immediately at the start.
Race Pace
Despite finishing P6, Chmielewski showed the tightest pace window — consistent recovery laps after his early incident.
Pit Stops
Sprint format has no mandatory stop. Visible pit visits are damage repair after incidents.
Incident Timeline
Every incident with exact race-time and type. Wuschnakowski had multiple offs but stayed on pace and won — the others lost more lap time.
Position Changes
F1-style position track. Herbrig’s climb from grid P5 to P3 is visible; Chmielewski’s drop from grid P1 to last is the dramatic line.
Net Overtaking
Green = overtakes made, red = passes lost.
Incidents on Track
Where on Spa each incident happened.
Lap-time Evolution
Lap-time per lap for all 6 drivers across the 10-lap sprint.
Battle Proximity
Laps spent within 1.5 s of each other — the front pair (Wuschnakowski/Felix) and the chasing pair (Herbrig closing) dominate the matrix.
Full Classification
Pos
#
Driver
Car
Laps
Best Lap
Gap
Inc
Result
1
15
Andreas Wuschnakowski
SF Lights 324
10
2:10.508 FL
—
6
Finished
2
773
Thomas Felix
SF Lights 324
10
2:10.840
+6.56s
2
Finished
3
67
Thomas Herbrig
SF Lights 324
10
2:11.412
+12.13s
4
Finished
4
21
Marcus Rothe
SF Lights 324
10
2:11.949
+92.31s
2
Finished
5
118
Bernhard Wlach
SF Lights 324
10
2:11.139
+117.53s
3
Finished
6
27
Kevin Chmielewski
SF Lights 324
10
2:10.694
+119.05s
2
Finished
CAS SFL Cup · Season 7 · Round 8 · Race 1
Spa-Francorchamps GP — Race 1 (Sprint)
27 May 2026 · 6 drivers · 10-lap sprint · SF Lights 324 · Race 2 results ↑
2D telemetry replay — the 20-minute sprint compressed to 60 seconds.
By the Numbers
Race Winner
Kevin Chmielewski
Took the win by +10.60 s over Marcus Rothe after 10 laps — only 2 incidents and a best of 2:10.683.
Fastest Lap
Andreas Wuschnakowski
Set the quickest lap of the race at 2:10.474 — but losses earlier in the race dropped him to P4 overall.
Tight Top 3
Within 15 seconds
Chmielewski, Rothe and Felix all within 15 s after 10 laps — close fight at the front.
Data Views
Gap to Leader
Top three settle their order in the first 4 laps. Chmielewski never gives up the lead. Wlach drops back early after an incident.
Race Pace
Clean-lap distribution per driver. Top three drivers’ pace within tenths of each other.
Pit Stops
Sprint format — no mandatory pit stop. Visible bars are damage repair after off-tracks.
Incident Timeline
Three drivers (Wuschnakowski, Wlach, Herbrig) needed forced repairs in the opening 3 minutes — a chaotic start. Wuschnakowski had the most incidents (4) yet still finished P4. Herbrig got a black flag at minute 10.
Position Changes
F1-style position track. Chmielewski leads from start to flag — the cleanest race of any winner across both Spa sprints.
Net Overtaking
Green = overtakes made, red = passes lost.
Incidents on Track
Where on Spa each incident happened.
Lap-time Evolution
Lap-time per lap for all 6 drivers.
Battle Proximity
Laps within 1.5 s of each other — the tight top-three battle is clearly the dominant cell.
Full Classification
Pos
#
Driver
Car
Laps
Best Lap
Gap
Inc
Result
1
27
Kevin Chmielewski
SF Lights 324
10
2:10.683
—
2
Finished
2
21
Marcus Rothe
SF Lights 324
10
2:10.709
+10.60s
2
Finished
3
773
Thomas Felix
SF Lights 324
10
2:11.133
+15.14s
2
Finished
4
15
Andreas Wuschnakowski
SF Lights 324
10
2:10.474 FL
+39.87s
4
Finished
5
118
Bernhard Wlach
SF Lights 324
10
2:11.196
+83.20s
2
Finished
6
67
Thomas Herbrig
SF Lights 324
9
2:11.605
+1 lap
4
Finished
Results, lap times, gaps and incident counts are read directly from in-sim telemetry recorded live. Sprint race — no mandatory pit stop.
