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I don't really understand any of the complaints above.
British GT has long been exclusively Pro-Am. Nothing new.
Am's arent as quick as Pros, and they make more mistakes. Nothing new.
The UK has some wonderfully challenging circuits. Nothing new.
All of the above add to the charm and character of British GT.
Look at it on the flip side for all those points:
Pro-Am gives us mixed abilities there for greater variability. We can see from all PRO classes and series that Pro's have very small variances between them in their speed. Am's have huge difference... So actually a good Am makes a big difference than having the very best Pro.
So we have a race of two halves, the Am's fight and the order mixes, then its often scrapped and a new order emerges when the Pros arrive. This leads to overtaking...
Am's make mistakes... Well good. Look, AI could drive these cars round very precisely often without error. That sounds horribly boring to me. Mistakes, incidents, safety cars, all feed the overall entertainment factor of the races. The trick is how quickly marshals and track workers can deal with incidents.
Tracks... God forbid we have tracks with character, challenge, and quirks.
Maybe try watching a different series? Best thing I can suggest
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