GT3's are very pitch sensitive, following somebody you loose downforce and being compressed(bottoming out is the worst) by going uphill you will spin if you do not feather the throttle. I'm actually surprised that so many spun, not by the physical phenomenon but by the sheer amount of fast names I saw spelled back to front when going through Eau Rouge and Radillion.
I found that using harder springs and raising the packers helped, however my 488 was still a bit tail happy, at both Eau Rouge/Radillion and Blanchimont. But my setup was crap really(in terms of comparative performance), I only had minimal time to do work on it, made it on to the server for the last 8(?) minutes of practice and just tweaked it according to my general taste and predictions, but that still couldn't completely cure the loose rear end. The sad part about rF2 is that the game (still!) never telegraphs to the driver when the car bottoms out, there's no visual or audible cue and I have never felt it through the wheel(yes sure, you can go by the feeling of lightness or lack of grip but it's so faint and so rapid), so usually when the car bottoms I don't register it really so the sensation to me is that the car just freaks out from nowhere! This is something I guess also contributes to the difficulty in tackling this corner.
The exact same thing happens in ACC when following somebody, if you're to close to someone you have to feather otherwise you'll end up as a wreckage blocking the pit exit. Driving with clear air in ACC I could keep my foot planted on the throttle all the way through but as soon as I stayed close and tucked in behind someone I had to lift otherwise the car would rotate to much at the start of the corner or run wide at the exit depending on what line I took.
However despite the fact that the FFB in ACC still isn't at the great level of rF2 it does however telegraph to the driver, in all the three senses, that the car is bottoming out. You get a small jolt in the wheel, sparks fly and that horrible scraping sound is just like a small ice pick through your ears.
So from 20th to 2nd, wow! I have never been that speechless crossing the finish line, a great race but also a wacky one!
Definitely worthy of a Mario Kart analogy!
Edit: Not my best screen shot but I do like the framing...
2nd Edit: Haha I might've come across as a bit critical and judgemental in my text but I'm sure normal order will be resumed and I'll have to eat up my own words the next time!