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The clutch only half-works in this game. You can launch your car without the clutch, car does not stall, but you do need it to shift. If you don't press it, the car will go into neutral for about a second or two, which will make you lose time. You can make the clutch slip, or disengage it, so it does work to an extent. But that's about it when it comes to 'realism'.
Just play pretend.