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Why, the elevation changes?
Bidirectional passes on 'level' ground would cancel out effects of wind. Multiple downhill passes take twice as long but wouldn't the gravity assist act as a multiplier for the effect your trying to measure? A vehicle that maintains a steady coasting speed will be more aerodynamic than one that loses speed, and less aerodynamic (plus RR) than one that gains speed on the test section.
I've been wrong before.
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