Consistancy is a greater attribute of a racer than WRs, imo. Just slow it down for a few laps until you get the hang of it, then speed it up a little at a time.
It takes some time to learn the perfect (or nearly that is) driving line, especially on track like SO. Get a good setup. And what I did when I started racing on CTRA, I spectated fast drivers and looked up for braking points and other stuff, like accelerator usage etc. on parts what were hard for me. Then I tried and it didn't really get that long to get my first podium and eventually my first win too. Being a safe driver and able to do many laps in row identically and without mistakes is important when racing in SO, happens quite often that who you are chasing does a mistake, after watching you on the rear view mirror for a while. And as said already, making a good hotlap isn't that important when racing, hotlaps are those laps what usually makes you drive to the guard rail. At least for me.
I guess it's usually the driver damaging the clutch...
And on the topic. There are some tricky bumps in south city. After you learn them the track is not so different. It's true that the walls tend to rearrange your cambers if you go off but you wouldn't want to go off on any other track either.
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OT: I sometimes wonder if South City is really modeled on a English town. There's no pot-holes, incomplete road works or speed cameras.
And yes, more bumpy tracks!
Back OT. I have nothing really to add that hasn't already been said. Take it slowly and carefully and gradually increase speed. When you become aware of where all the bumps are, go for it! Practice practice practice . . . and so on.
Oh, there are minor bumps here and there, but nothing compared to South City. When you change your driving line because of overtaking or avoiding a collision, be prepared: You have no idea what kind of bump is coming into your path if you haven't practiced the track "full-wide".
not true, there are bumps on most tracks, but you don't recognize them... try the tracks in the Force Dynamics 301 and you will be surprised how bumpy the tracks are...
I don't recognise them because you can't feel them anywhere but South City.
Cars aren't affected by 'bumps' on any other track.
In netKar Pro you can feel every little flaw in the track surface, your car balance is easily upset if you take a bumpy section incorrectly.
LFS is completely smooth as silk in comparison apart from SC.
I was driving a certain other sim for much of last week, and came back to LFS to practice at KY3 for my LOTA league race. It completely threw me at first how glass-flat KY is.