There is no "Auto sport+" setting for "Shifting".
Unrelated to the M Drive settings (throttle, suspension, steering), the transmission is in either Drive Mode (automatic) or Sequential Mode (manual). The responsiveness of shifting in either mode is controlled by DriveLogic, the button directly aft of the shift lever.
In Drive Mode you have your choice of three settings:
▷ 1: efficient driving.
▷ 2: relaxed driving.
▷ 3: sporty driving.
In Sequential mode, you have your choice of three settings:
▷ 1: comfortable shifting operations.
▷ 2: sporty, fast shifting operations.
▷ 3: maximum shifting speed, including Launch Control
These settings are often referred to D1, D2, or D3 for Drive Mode and S1, S2, and S3 for Sequential Mode. You can save all of these settings to either M1 or M2 button.
The source for this information is the Owner's Manual for my 2016 M4, which operates exactly the same for all F8x M3/M4 models for all available years, as well as the 5 years of experience I have in my M4.
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The Coupe: 2016 M4 | Sakhir Orange | Black Full Merino Leather | CF Trim | M-DCT | More | ED 5/13/16
The Sedan: 2018 M3 | San Marino Blue | Black Full Merino Leather | CF Trim | M-DCT | ZCP | ED 7/18/18
The Roadster: 2006 Z4 | Interlagos Blue | Black Extended Nappa Leather | Carbon Leather Trim | Purchased 7/19/12
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