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However, even with driving a real car, shoes vs barefoot, doesn't really matter. The barefoot gives enough grip to work just fine, but for longer periods of time a shoe might be more confortable as it takes the pressure off and adds a flat surface instead.
Of course the pedals are really close together, so often when I push the break the clutch will go down a bit too when using shoes. and a rally should last about 5 and a half minutes or less, so I won't be using for them for long.