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But I assure you that the clutch is one more difficulty that I have tried with a variety of classic racing cars in real life.
unfortunately it cannot be implemented as we would like, since the RF2 transmission system does not allow us to delve more like Iracing, AMS or AC, but I assure you that basically it is for the same purpose
You must release the throttle just like in a real car, if you do not release it enough or accelerate prematurely the clutch will slip, it is completely normal.