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Digital is IDENTICAL to analogue with just 2 essential differences.
You have multiple cars per lane. 

And yes you need to read the instructions.Takes 30 minutes.

So when I race digital I have EVERY benefit of analogue plus some nice (very nice) added functionality.

My timber track is identical to analogue, with lane changers added.
And I can run it in analogue.

The cars I use are designed and built for analogue. Tyres, gearing, prep, chassis, weight, balance, COG mentality identical.
My controller is for analogue but can be used for digital too. 

Add lastly show me a 1:1 circuit anywhere in the world where every car races perfectly units own lane. Imagine if LeMans was 8 lanes wide? 
How unrealistic is it? 

And can you deal with a fellow hobbyist in your lane like real Motorsport? 

Another benefit. I can run 6 cars in 2 lanes cheaper and more space efficient than any 6 lane analogue track. So for many digital is cheaper and can actually fit in your loft. Double bonus.

Then we have the simplicity of analogue, albeit with limitations.

Me? I can run both, enjoy both and therefore comment on both.

Add no I’m not talking about digital systems from the toy market. Personally I couldn’t use them knowing what Ive experienced. 
If your first experience was with a toy market level system you may have had a bad experience. That bit I fully understand. First impressions count. My first impression was that  poor I decided something needed to be done about it. So I did.

I once had a race with 90% analogue guys who had never run digital before and at the end of the night every single racer was super impressed. No missed laps or other glitches. One guy even giving it 11/10.
So yup. First impressions count.
Make sure your first impression is on a pro setup.