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I've been having hit or miss luck with online as well. Sometimes when I launch the game it works fine, other times it refuses to actually join events, or even sit in queue to wait for an event to start. I still can free-roam with other players, but actually joining races is a nope.
@OP, you might try changing your DNS and flushing your dns cache. This link:
https://www.pcmag.com/how-to/how-and-why-to-change-your-dns-server explains the dns stuff, and also has a link to info on how to flush it, as well as a list of common, free alternative dns options, as opposed to the automatic assigned one your isp uses.
If the issue preventing online play is due to being unable to contact the servers, a dns change could sidestep it via routing around whatever the issue is.
If you are concerned it might be the drafting software/other software causing a conflict, you can always try booting windows into safe mode with networking, so that you can ensure nothing related to other programs is up and running, and launch just steam and then forza, which will only activate the 'not essential to function of windows' bits that forza and steam need. If that works, then you know there is a conflict somewhere and can turn around and start launching the other suspected issue programs one at a time, until you discover which one is causing it, and which services said program enables, letting you help further narrow down the issue and potentially enable you to just use taskmanager to stop the particular conflict temporarily when you go to play forza, assuming the conflicting software isn't technically a rootkit.
is it just failing to connect to online?
i've got the same issue after buying sim only contract and putting sim into huawei 5g router- all other games work fine on it, though i had to disable ipv6 option for others to work - so far forza is the only one that doesnt and i need to use my personal hotspot to play it