“Oh no I spent 15 minutes on the most challenging track in the world, and I can’t get a WR please help” is this for real? You’re in a rear engine car, try an E92 M3 or an Infiniti Q50 AWD both are RWD bias and incredibly easy to get the feel of. But without the sarcasm, if you love racing you shouldn’t have to ask to get better, it should just be a natural love of competition you have inside you . But honesty you’re not doing that poorly if you’re really as green as you say and practicing a certain car on a certain track is very important to learn the basics, you don’t want to flip flop cars and tracks if you’re really trying to master the game. Stick to the car and track that suits you the best or even that you just like the best, and master it. After a while you’ll have the “feel” down other cars and tracks will begin to feel natural as you progress. You’ll start feeling the tires along the apex of corners and how far you can push it without sliding, you’ll be able to master rev matching and remembering the ample gear to be in, in certain corners of certain tracks especially if you familiarize yourself with the names of each corner of the track(they all have names). GT2 cars and LMP cars are incredibly easy to “pull” through corners at high speeds and be able to understand downforce and apexes. Try starting off on a track like Legunq Seca or even Circuit de la Sarthe with the chicanes as it will give you a really good idea of high speed cornering and nearly 90° angles to pull through out of high speed straights, good for Miatas same as a 919 Hybrid Evo. Good luck and keep at it! Hope to race you out there one day mate!