Peaxel GW 2026-13 Recap: Santos Launches Into Orbit

The trampoline king just rewrote the record books. Lucas Santos delivered a 409,841-point explosion that left the Arena speechless. This is what dominance looks like.

👑 THE DOMINANT FORCE

Lucas Santos (@locasdlsantos) didn’t just win GW 2026-13—he obliterated it. His 409,841-point haul in Trampoline represents one of the highest single-week totals we’ve seen this season. The Brazilian has been building momentum, but this? This is a statement. Managers who scooped his card early are celebrating. Those who didn’t are recalculating everything. The Arena doesn’t lie.

🔥 THE RISING BLOC

#2 Matteo Faure (344,605) — The BMX Racing specialist delivered a masterclass. Second place with numbers most athletes dream of topping the leaderboard with.

#3 Jamie Overbeek (267,020) — Kiteboarding’s finest carved through the competition. Water Sports showing serious firepower.

#4 Nathan Texier (164,935) — Another kiteboarder in the top five. This sport is having a moment.

#5 Hayato Miyano (157,538) — Trampoline’s second representative in the top five. The sport owned this gameweek.

#6 Melania Rodriguez (144,845) — Three trampolinists in the top six. Unprecedented.

#7 Geoffrey Trailer (99,013) — Ultra Running’s lone wolf delivers six figures.

#8 Marky Math (86,896) — Mountain Biking makes its presence felt.

#9 Xavier Wright (82,520) — BMX Racing stacks another athlete in the elite tier.

#10 Julien Guerin (79,820) — Car Racing breaks into the top ten. Motor Sports managers take note.

🏅 THE SOLID MID-TABLE

The Mountain Biking contingent runs deep: Blahavo (77,490), Kevin Meyer (69,773), and Ana Julia G (34,620) all posted respectable returns. Fight Sports dominated the mid-table with Shah Malarani (68,809 in Karate), Fernando Flores (61,935 in MMA), Yuliia Rusu (53,030 in Karate), and Valentin Kocher (49,201 in Muay Thaï) all delivering for their managers.

Trent Does Gymnastics (60,283) continued Trampoline’s stranglehold on the leaderboard. The Major BMX (55,261) kept BMX Racing relevant outside the top ten. Amy Rainbow Skates (53,484) flew the flag for Performances & Arts.

⚡ GAMEWEEK TALKING POINTS

Trampoline’s Total Takeover: Five athletes from one sport in the top 30. Santos, Miyano, Rodriguez, Trent, Derek Therrien, and Ruben Padilla all scored. If you’re not holding Trampoline cards, you’re playing catch-up.

Kiteboarding’s Dual Threat: Overbeek and Texier combined for 431,955 points. Water Sports is no longer a niche play—it’s a portfolio essential.

BMX Racing Depth: Faure, Wright, The Major, Nate Loy—four athletes all delivering. The Olympic Sports category owes BMX Racing a thank-you note.

The Fight Sports Factory: Seven fighters in the top 25. From Karate to MMA to Muay Thaï to Boxing—combat sports managers ate well.

📉 THE RED ZONE

Rough week for several cards. Vitor Colibri (-253), Owen Tangavelou (-198), and Bilal Sahli (-165) all went deeply negative. Six athletes posted zeros including Claudia Leon, Danny Fray, and Roni Balbul. Yana Tsion (-22) in Tennis and BJ Mensah (-33) in Trampoline remind us that even hot sports have cold cards. Manager advice: check competition schedules before locking rosters. The leaderboard waits for no one.

🏆 CATEGORY WINNERS

🎙️ FINAL WORD

GW 2026-13 belonged to the flyers—literally. Trampoline and Kiteboarding athletes proved that vertical and aerial mastery translates directly into Arena points. Santos set a marker that will echo through the season. The question now: can anyone answer? This is the Athlete Economy. Build smart. Compete harder. See you next week at game.peaxel.me.

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