Why does it seem like its Monsoon season for every S2 race???
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It barely seems to affect the handling, so does it really matter?
The impact of wet roads changes drastically depending on the used car. There are some cars (all AWD) which are barely affected (Bone Shaker, Bugatti EB110 SS, Nova FE) and cars which become nearly undrivable on wet roads (RWD, FWD).
The difference between dry and wet roads on Goliath S2 with the fastest S2 Goliath car (Ultima) adds up to 15-20 seconds per lap.
For the top AWD S2 cars (F50 GT, FXX, MC12 FE) the impact is smaller but they still require to be driven differently. Less cornering speeds, less aggressive racing line, longer braking zones.
In short: The fact that 3/4 of the seasons are basically always in wet conditions and even summer often tends towards wet roads can become very annoying in S2 racing. Those cars depend on cornering precision and predictability - both greatly affected by wet conditions.
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tl;dr version:
Rain turns the tyres on some S2 cars into banana skins.
most extrem track toys are affected by wet (like everycar should actually) … it seams tied to the tyres with the full slick skin … also use on forza edition … these tyre give more lateral g too