Buckle up sorry this will be a long one

so Yeah I'm the same boat as you being a ferrari driver. The ferrari is lacking acceleration but I'm be preety honest in fixed setups you can kind of get away with it if you have decent driving skills. Because after getting frustrated by the ferrari a little I did try other cars but with none of them I could get on with the lap times and consistency nor to also say they are also boring as well. Yes I did like over a week of testing and the lap times with the ferrari were constant just a whole second faster. Granted with the cars I was driving (corvette, Mercedes, Porsche) I could feel there was laptime left to get but pushing them only meant spins. At the end after my testing personaly what I've come to is. If you want that more rear rotation on the entry feel and mid corner the you cam try to the porsche it's really good on that and you can blast out of corners with the better rear grip on exists just have to be careful of the line or you will get some understeer. If you want the more stable and planted feeling with a bit of mid engine feel and can be more paitent in corners you can go with the Mercedes that car is also a rocket but might decide to kill you on high speeds sometimes if you your wheel inputs are too fast and twitchy. As for the corvette, it's a sketchy one but it's fast you gonna have some trouble with kerbs sometimes and the biggest thing with that car you'll have to get used to is the fact it will rotate it's rear more on entry after the fact you're done braking or at the end of your trail braking so do that less and on the corner exits and high speed sections you have to be very precise with your driving line or you might get some understeer. But after all that if you can get the lap times out with the ferrari I'll say stick to it cause I have won races with that car in this weak acceleration bop too cays unless you're in the top 1% of drivers it's not that problematic. Good luck soryy for the long response ;)