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Depends on your experience from previous games. If you know how to drift then it shouldn't be a problem.
I suggest you practice with best cars right away: T1 Chevrolet z28, T2 Mercedes c63, T3 Chevrolet z06, T4 Koenigsegg Agera. Pick a track offline and master it in each tier - this will give you the overall handling experience, then you can go online and learn tracks. There should be guides on upgrades.
When racing online - find your "safe pace" (risk-free drifting around corners without crashing) and stick to it. You'll improve over time, it's just a matter of practice.
You can also look up my videos (here or youtube), use them as a reference (lap time, racing line, drifting angles, etc). Good luck!
I mean, like months of it...
The only thing you can't do with keyboard is to make a really sharp turn (for example at 1:09 in the video), because keyboard input is gradual. And steering wheel allows to do a full lock very fast. But you can use a "feint drifting technique" (weight transfer) to initiate a better drift.
We used to have very strong keyboard drivers one of which could beat me even with Agera on Sprint tracks. We called him a "keyboard warrior"