Some randomized combinations (like a wide prototype on a narrow historic track) might make "clean" racing nearly impossible—embrace the chaos!
These guides and discussions highlight how randomization and variety are managed within the game's core systems: project cars 2 randomizer
You keep the car for the entire round, but the next week, everything resets. The driver with the most podium finishes at the end of 12 weeks wins. It requires no balance, no BoP (Balance of Performance). Only adaptability. Some randomized combinations (like a wide prototype on
Remember that jumping from a modern GT car to a 60s F1 car will feel vastly different in your wheel. Be prepared to adjust your master gain. It requires no balance, no BoP (Balance of Performance)
The Randomizer solves this by forcing you to adapt. It removes the comfort zone. You aren't practicing; you are surviving. It tests your race craft, not your setup knowledge. It teaches you to drive a heavy GT3 car on a wet Suzuka circuit, or a classic Lotus on a dirt rallycross track (if you really want to break the physics engine).