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Hopefully in AC 2 this will be a thing because the more realistic we can have a simulator the better.
As a result you need a lot more throttle while letting off the clutch to find the bite, either by bouncing off limiter or moving both pedals together with tight timing.
* - AMS2 and i think BeamNG are exceptions.
ps: If one is happy modding his cars there are ways to partially fix this, AC has second throttle map which can be hacked to improve transitional throttle response.