The older riders need to step up and talk to the organizers, and get things straightened out.
If you keep scaring the **** out of newer riders, and enough quit, there won't be any track days.
I think that you are losing perspective.
I see 1 mistake by a rider. Almost everyone in here who has seen the pass said that it was likely an error and that the passing rider was the rider who made the error.
This usually results in a short discussion at the track where an apology is given for an error in judgement.
What would you have the TD organizers do? The bikes ARE split into the appropriate groups in my opinion.
Both riders had never been to CTMP.
Both riders had been lead around to be shown lines, stations etc.
Both riders had been told that help was available if they needed more help with instruction.
Both riders were turning almost the same lap times. The passee a 1 57 per the video and the passer a 1 55 during the early morning session as he was being lead by another rider.
It's an isolated incident between 2 riders at a track day.
Advice and offers to help Ethereal at future track days has been given and ignored.
What I continue to read is a guy who seems to want to complain like a great injustice has been completed and a whole lot of internet keyboard experts who seem to think the system is screwed and that other parties hold accountability.
CTMP is the hardest track for balancing bikes and riders in different groups. Funny thing is that from your advise you would want the smaller bike pushed up to intermediate when he has never been to the track before into a group where the lap time differences would have been over 20 seconds a lap and closing speeds much more dramatic
