The CTS is massively out of place in the license progression. It should be C class at the very least. You're taking rookies, who have trouble driving a Miata cleanly at the best of times, and sticking them in a very powerful and fairly unstable racing car. Most of them simply don't have the skills to deal with it. And unfortunately there's little incentive for them to learn safe driving skills because they already have access to a great car. Previously they would have had to get out of rookie to get to something like a CTS, which would have necessitated learning a basic level of safe driving.
Disclaimer: Some rookies are completely capable of handling the CTS-VR, but for every one like that I'd say that there are 10 that should spend a couple months racing the Miata first.
The options are:
1. Don't race.
2. Race only in really big races and get yourself in a high split. Requires 2000+ iRating.
3. Drive super defensively. Race like everyone is a complete moron. Trust no one and nothing.
That's it, really. You're in an overpowered car with the least skilled drivers on the whole service. Adapt your driving accordingly. Pretend you're driving in India or something, I hear that's quite risky.
