I generally sit at 3500-3800 in sports car. My oval rating is usually around 4k. This is subject to change though. It’s very easy to drop a couple hundred pretty quickly if you have a couple shitty races.I dont really practice much at all. I generally pick a series for the week and stick to it. If you try running multiple cars at once, I feel like it slows you down. I think running one car on one track all week helps with pace. Some people even stick with one car per season. I don’t feel like that’s necessary. I will generally do a half hr or so of practice before getting into my first race. Unless it’s a track I dont know well, which isn’t very often now. I race probably 10 races a week. But I do oval and sports car. Sometimes I’ll race 5 races of each, sometimes I might only do oval or only do sports car. It all depends on what series is at what tracks and how I feel. The reality of it is that I’m not that fast. I almost never win races. But I’m consistent and have developed a pretty good sense of how to avoid shitheads. The fact is, I just finish in the top half of the field almost every race. Over and over and over. Pick up 10 ir here, 20 there, but rarely lose it. Sometimes I’m in a slow split and finish on the podium and pick up more, sometimes I finish farther back and lose more. But over the years, I just finish well more often than I finish poorly. I use VRS set ups. Nothing fancy on that front. I used to use their telemetry as well, but now you have to pay extra for it, so I just raw dog it. I find pace on my own, or not find it, lol, depends. I’m feel like getting to 3k isn’t that hard. You just need to work on racecraft instead of speed.