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silverbullet415 05-20-2016 11:14 PM

Track insurance??
 
What are you guys using if any at all?

Soybeanrice 05-21-2016 12:55 AM

Don't crash =)

Pete G 05-21-2016 08:24 AM

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Originally Posted by Soybeanrice (Post 9105661)
Don't crash =)

If you don't get sick you won't need a doctor ?
If you don't make money you won't need a bank?
LOL I am sure those are exactly the answers the OP was looking for

umiami2312 05-21-2016 11:01 AM

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Originally Posted by silverbullet415 (Post 9105582)
What are you guys using if any at all?

http://locktonmotorsports.com

Haven't had to file anything, and hope I never have to.

13coupe 05-21-2016 11:43 AM

What type of events are you running?
Track days & schools or timed competition?
In the past most normal auto policies would probably cover you "once" for non competitive events. SCCA membership covers you not the car at their events.

silverbullet415 05-22-2016 07:56 PM

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Originally Posted by 13coupe (Post 9106134)
What type of events are you running?
Track days & schools or timed competition?
In the past most normal auto policies would probably cover you "once" for non competitive events. SCCA membership covers you not the car at their events.

Track days

So Cal Camaro 05-22-2016 09:43 PM

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Originally Posted by silverbullet415 (Post 9108270)
Track days

Lockton as someone else indicated or
http://www.chizmarklarson.com/Motorsports.5.htm https://ontrackinsurance.com/program-benefits.aspx

Do not count on your regular car insurance to cover you hitting a wall or another car on a racetrack...keep in mind the waiver you sign probably only covers the facilty your racing in, so if the worst happened and you injured someone else on the track, you are likely personally liable for their injuries, and there is no insurance to cover that cheap enough to buy..

silverbullet415 05-22-2016 11:35 PM

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Originally Posted by So Cal Camaro (Post 9108445)
Lockton as someone else indicated or
http://www.chizmarklarson.com/Motorsports.5.htm https://ontrackinsurance.com/program-benefits.aspx

Do not count on your regular car insurance to cover you hitting a wall or another car on a racetrack...keep in mind the waiver you sign probably only covers the facilty your racing in, so if the worst happened and you injured someone else on the track, you are likely personally liable for their injuries, and there is no insurance to cover that cheap enough to buy..

Perfect thanks for the info

toehead93 05-23-2016 07:49 PM

I relent readings there is only one underwriter for track insurance which is why they all have the same rates.

SPCBA 05-23-2016 08:34 PM

Are those the ones as soon as a timer is anywhere it is no longer covered? ;)

Crash76 05-24-2016 04:40 PM

i was quoted 300$ for 45k for the car, 10k in mods = 55k with 15% deductable for Hooked On Driving at Thunderhill 4th-5th

http://locktonmotorsports.com/

s.hammer 05-24-2016 06:12 PM

Ontrackinsurance.com is pretty good to. They were a little cheaper than Lockton when I have compared the two. I believe they have a liability program now to but I haven't priced it out yet.

So Cal Camaro 05-24-2016 08:50 PM

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Originally Posted by SPCBA (Post 9110409)
Are those the ones as soon as a timer is anywhere it is no longer covered? ;)

Most of them are that way Blake..:happy0180:

L99CAMA2011 06-02-2016 06:14 AM

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Originally Posted by So Cal Camaro (Post 9112506)
Most of them are that way Blake..:happy0180:

What about a timer in your car for personal use like Harrys lap timer?


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