Also I can recommend the Holyrood Park drift zone. Had trouble with the others but I did this one in 1 attempt with my Hoonigan Escort.
It’s located south-east below Edinburgh
use the viper from the formula drift pack
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So… I finally got the Playground done.
Car Used: 2013 Donkervoort D8 GTO
Tune: Speelplaats (143 187 280)
This time, the dropouts were on the other team, but we we were able to complete a 3-0 sweep. Those that remained on the other team still put up a good fight. You know how some people were complaining about the Caterhams wedging themselves where wider cars couldn’t get them? Somebody on the other team tried to pull that. After getting clipped through the map twice as we as a team tried to wedge our cars to get to theirs, I had an idea. I drove back outside, waited for them to taunt (the word balloon clipped through the wall), and rammed the outer wall at high speed. I assume that worked because as soon as I hit the wall, the round finished with my team winning.
Enough of that grievance, back to the car. While not as tiny as the Caterhams, the Donkervoot was quite nimble and could go at a good clip. It did well in Flag and somewhat good in Infected. Couldn’t tell you how it did in King because it was a 6 v 1 by that point.
Had awesome PG team. 2 caterhams each team, but never made it to that. They just rocked in the flag rush offense and defense. Down to 2 survivors at start, and they bailed. They were pretty good opponents, had the Caterham guys chilled, could have been tough. Fun team for last couple weeks. As long as both teams have a tiny car, no unfair advantages.
Supervan with 1500hp pretty amusing with the 4L.
dlc drift zones count to!
Finally gave up last night trying to win the transit,never got better than 6th,mostly came in 10th or last on the Bambrough castle circuit,either being knocked off or coming to a sudden standstill on the ramp,sometimes for over 4 seconds!
It’s still a cracking game though!!
If you find me online, just hit me up and I can help you.
As mentioned before, I used El Camino with my tune 134 043 013 - easy mode all the way 
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For me the Lotus championship was the hardest of the three seasonal championships. I probably could have chosen a better car.
For the transit I used a 1970 Chevrolet EL Camino Super Sport 454 and a tune/upgrade by waznewz. Using the El Camino it was surprisingly easy.
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It’s as fair as using an OP car in a regular race. Nothing wrong using the best tools available for the job. Many cars fit into that gap. Everybody can use one, if they want to. Is it fun? No, but it gets the job done.
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Not really a good game design. The cars that fit in those gaps need to be taken out of the games.
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Well, that’s like saying that cars that can climb mountains easily where a low powered FWD car cannot should be banned.
It’s horses for courses an just the same as using small cars versus large cars in “The Eliminator”.
The large cars have the advantage in some areas and the small cars in others.
Try driving the “Mini” through the forests and then try again with the “Quartz Regalia Type D”.
Should the Mini be banned because it make doing so a lot easier?
Some players get too serious about FH4 and forget it is not a simulator, but more of an open world free for all.
My advice if you want things more realistic would be to maybe play FM instead.
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It’s not the same, this was a broken part of the game, but you examples don’t include broken game elements.
Foremost it’s bad game design. Afterwards it’s laziness to not bother enough to improve it.
It’s possible and thus I wouldn’t blame the players who use it.
Not that I ever made use of it and certainly never will (mostly because I do not participate in playground games) but it’s simply using knowledge for an advantage. All within the rules.
Thanks for the offer,most kind,it’s mostly my driving !! Done a lot better on the latest challenges! As for the sd1,well it’s very accurate as it reminds me of working on them and driving them too!!