The fact the commentators announce the accident happened under safety car while they were still clearing an accident on another corner.
The differentiation doesn't need to be made by CAMS. They are a motor sport governing body, and insurer.
The differentitation is made by the people running the event. IE, Skylines Australia NSW.
Taking point, that from all of the information that I have, there hasn't been a single accident like this at an SAU Day in over 9 years screams how safe these events truly are.
We enforce people to not overtake (Except the quickest group, as this is normally filled with racing drivers), unless the leading car instructs them to do so, or you are on the main straight.
There is strict enforcement of no actual racing, and if people find each other "closed up" on another car, they are encouraged to do a "drive through" of pit lane to put them some distance behind the other car.
Out of all of the track days run by clubs, SAU:NSW brings the largest variety of track experience, from complete noobies, to circuit racing champions. (And I mean proper trophy awarded champions)
On another note, there are many replies in this thread, especially from those that weren't there, or have never been on this track that show they have no clue on the art of circuit racing, and in particular the circuit of Wakefield Park, other wise they'd realise why Erics car was in such a position, at such a speed, with no way of seeing Richard. (Just look at how far from the left the car comes... Eric runs a wide angle lens on his camera... Those who can tell where he is in pit entry realise that from the apex his car is at a 90 degree angle... IE, view out the mirrors of said incoming car is IMPOSSIBLE)
Those attacking said business which owns the car, need to stop attacking it, at the same time, this said business needs to walk away from "the argument" as they are being just as bad as said non-attendees.
And at the same time, those of you who have said Richard should have turned away, well pretty much from just after initial turn in... He was commited, that car was going where it went.
What everyone needs to do, is stop arguing about the blame, and actually realise thats whats done is done, and this incident will only help SAU:NSW make our track days even safer then what they now are. And if you check our track record for incidents... That's a pretty impressive feat!
Please, those that can help Eric in his bad situation, through lending a hand, to help him part the car if need be, through to even putting him in contact with people who would be interested in the vehicle, please, do so, but please, no more arguing.