That's because the realism of the driving physics here really benefit from you acting similar to a racing driver — looking towards the point of an apex you plan to hit, and then closely following the outside line as you power out, or being able to more finely calculate your braking points.
Surrounded by your cockpit and hearing the roar of that GT World Challenge car, you really start to notice the reasons why I hate going back to a traditional TV sim racing setup. That's because the realism of the driving physics here really benefit from you acting similar to a racing driver — looking towards the point of an apex you plan to hit, and then closely following the outside line as you power out, or being able to more finely calculate your braking points.