I'm trying to beat the BF1 world record for the Kyoto Ring. I use a mouse for steering and accelerating/braking and a keyboard for shifting up/down. So far, my best lap time is 31.55 sec. I try to keep my racing line exaggerated - is this good, or do I need to tighten it up a bit?

Thanks!

-EmptyGroceryBag

Hmmm, it's a trade off really.
Years of real life speedway racing has taught me, the fastest way round is the shortest way round, however, this also makes the turns slightly tighter therefore slower.
Unless you are a machine like being, every lap will be slightly different, come out of corners slightly wider or tighter. It all affects the next corner entry and speeds.
I tend to hang high and enter the turns slightly later, then make the exits as long and smooth as I can, that sometimes makes the average speeds higher, but can bring in a bit of slide, especially the last turn entering the main straight at Kyoto. ( Pit speeding penalties for entering the pits backwards and totally out of control apply, lol)