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That's one of the most glaring issues in VR. You cannot hear other cars so you don't know where they are. In real life you possess a kinesthetic sense that informs you of where other objects are relative to yourself but naturally in a game you cannot simulate such a thing so the only real sense you can rely upon to understand where other cars are (especially if they are in a mirror's blind spot) is hearing. In F1 22 you simply cannot. it's impossible to understand where a car is - or is approaching from - in relation to yourself by sound. You can in ACC, RaceRoom, RF2 etc. but you cannot in F1 22.
This is something that CM should really work upon, especially now that they have introduced VR mode. I don't want to use proximity arrows, they not only are immersion breaking but they are also annoying and distracting in VR.
To add, it's not only immersion breaking...it's straight up dangerous/disadvantageous.
One of the first things we were taught when I went for motorcycle racing training was to not look at your dash. They even disabled the dash entirely. The reason? People would crash if they do because taking your eyes off the road at 300km/h on a backstraight = a good story but a bad time.
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