That of course depends upon the person. Someone who may typically be younger, kicks ass his whole life in arcade or so called sim racing games, may discover that iRacing is more like the real world and get a dose of realism. Older guys or just racing enthusiasts I believe are willing to have mid and tail end finishes while still enjoying the service. Then you have those that just gradually improve.

The bottom line is, it takes a good share of time, dedication, and patience to get to the top, and a driving school will help as one of the many tools to improve. But if one starts out thinking they were born with the skills of Mario Andretti or Dale Earnhardt without having to work at it, they are gone.