As I said in the other topic, you can adjust desc73 in each track's magic data to make it more realistic.
This value regulates for how long the AI cars will keep a straight line following a start (in segments, not sectors). It varies from track to track, generally from 50 to 180. Giving it a much lower value, like 5 or 10 has a dramatic effect. Cars begin to make moves much earlier following the lights out. Be aware though that decreasing it too much could make them crash into each other before even reaching the S/F line.
To adjust this value, open CMagic, find the .dat of the track you want to adjust (in the first line), click Edit, then Get magic data from track file. Save it, then open it with Notepad, find desc73, edit, save. Open CMagic again, locate the same .dat file in the first line, the newly-created magic data file in the second line, finally click Insert. From here on, you can either use CSM or just GPxPatch alone.