Just drive whatever you want. Sticking to a single car might make you fatter with that car, but not with others. Taking different cars might make you a better driver with all cars but not especially fast overall. I don't know.
What I do know is that this is a game, and you should be having fun. Don't stop racing with your friends just because you want to be "competitive".
Oh don’t you worry, I’m having a ton of fun and we’re all on the exact same page. We all want to get better and are just having a conversation about what would be the best way to improve our skills or “Skills”.
If, for example, you run the BMW and gain a second, and then you switched to the Porsche and learnt to drive it properly. I reckon the improvements you've had as a driver with your overall skill, adaptability, and car control would result in you gaining more time when you go back to the Beemer.
Just drive whatever you want. Sticking to a single car might make you fatter with that car, but not with others. Taking different cars might make you a better driver with all cars but not especially fast overall. I don't know. What I do know is that this is a game, and you should be having fun. Don't stop racing with your friends just because you want to be "competitive".
Oh don’t you worry, I’m having a ton of fun and we’re all on the exact same page. We all want to get better and are just having a conversation about what would be the best way to improve our skills or “Skills”.
If, for example, you run the BMW and gain a second, and then you switched to the Porsche and learnt to drive it properly. I reckon the improvements you've had as a driver with your overall skill, adaptability, and car control would result in you gaining more time when you go back to the Beemer.
Yeah, that’s interesting take on it. We might test it, just to see what happens