Insuring a track car and other track car questions
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Insuring a track car and other track car questions
do you have to insure it just for the day with some1 who does track insurance? does track experiance count towards cheapness?
how much did you pay for a car trailer?
whats the average price to get on the track for the day?
how much did you pay for a car trailer?
whats the average price to get on the track for the day?
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Insurance is not 100% necessary as you and everyone else sign an indemnity which means you can not claim against the track owners or owners of other vehicles. You are basically there at your own risk.
You can cover yourself / vehicle shell with insurance if you think its worth it, but track experience usually makes no difference to the price.
My trailer was £1000 plus vat.
Average winter prices are around £120 for the day
Average summer prices are £180 for the day.
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You can cover yourself / vehicle shell with insurance if you think its worth it, but track experience usually makes no difference to the price.
My trailer was £1000 plus vat.
Average winter prices are around £120 for the day
Average summer prices are £180 for the day.
HTH
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Originally Posted by NUTS RuS
Insurance is not 100% necessary as you and everyone else sign an indemnity which means you can not claim against the track owners or owners of other vehicles. You are basically there at your own risk.
is that a general rule for all tracks ?
Originally Posted by cossiecrew
Originally Posted by NUTS RuS
Insurance is not 100% necessary as you and everyone else sign an indemnity which means you can not claim against the track owners or owners of other vehicles. You are basically there at your own risk.
is that a general rule for all tracks ?
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Originally Posted by wildheart
Originally Posted by cossiecrew
Originally Posted by NUTS RuS
Insurance is not 100% necessary as you and everyone else sign an indemnity which means you can not claim against the track owners or owners of other vehicles. You are basically there at your own risk.
is that a general rule for all tracks ?
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It's not if they are in good nick and have a bit of life left in them. I'm just being a cheap skate
few reasons,
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Originally Posted by Spiky
Originally Posted by Gary_R
It's not if they are in good nick and have a bit of life left in them. I'm just being a cheap skate
few reasons,
i value my life
im known to crash
MUCH better grip
i value my life
im welsh
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