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Originally Posted by dparm
4 runs? That's ridiculous. Every auto-X I've attended has been 8-10, maybe even 12 if it's a low turnout. There's no way you can learn anything in 4 runs. The first is a throwaway, the second is maybe your first real shot at doing anything, the third is adjusting from your initial mistakes, and the fourth is recognizing if your adjustments helped. That leaves no time to actually focus on turning a decent time.
Find another club that lets you get more seat time.
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4 runs is pretty typical when running with SCCA. Champ tours/nationals only give you 3 runs per day.
Typically the local SCCA regions run test-and-tunes and schools where you can get 40+ runs, and with instructors. You should look into doing as many of those as possible, but still go to the events with 4 runs since you'll get used to adapting more quickly. That's just part of the sport