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Most clubs have a novice class for folks like you. They should also be able to provide an instructor to ride with you if you'd like (get this help!).
Do an internet search on autocross and solo 2 and you should find some helpful hints like looking ahead, being smooth on the steering, gas, and brakes, tire pressures, etc.
Just keep it low-key and have fun your first few times out. You'll mow down cones like I did but don't worry about it.
I fyou already haven't, I recommend spectating at an event before actually competing. That way you'll find out how that club operates. Plus, you can talk to other drivers and learn from them.
Keep your car relatively stock. I recommend just having a good performance tire (e.g., Falken Azenis RT-615) for starters. Worry about shocks, sways, etc. much later and concentrate on your driving for now.
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