Track day insurance
28-08-2006, 08:53 PM
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Track day insurance
Does anybody know of independent track day insurers i am with A-Plan and they will not touch me near a track,
How much should i be looking at for say 3 days on the track
Mike
How much should i be looking at for say 3 days on the track
Mike
28-08-2006, 08:57 PM
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Originally Posted by TIFF
I have seen it for £100 a day.....but cant think who with 
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28-08-2006, 08:59 PM
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Im sure greenlight do track cover 
That £100 a day was with a company that will cover you just for that day, hence the price. But Greenlight do is as an add-on to the policy
That £100 a day was with a company that will cover you just for that day, hence the price. But Greenlight do is as an add-on to the policy
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29-08-2006, 08:26 AM
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Originally Posted by Porkie
Sorry mate but if you think £100 a day is too expensive then I think you are really going to struggle I think! 
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29-08-2006, 10:41 AM
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Ok Lee for you i shall explain,
I do not think £100 is alot if i were to right my car of i would think it was an absolute bargin, my point is i would like to do a certain number of days for example 3 my current policy does not cover me for track days and never will with A-Plan, so i figure by the time i have paid for the extra insurance all the fuel and probably i would assume a set of tyres or the better part of a set and brakes the cost would mount up, not to a level that i can not afford but if i wait 2 months when my policy is up for renewal then i will look to insure myself with somebody that does cover me or offers the option,
It might sound like a what you think but it is not the case i have more then enough money to pay for it it is just justifing it to myself what with being in the middle of house shopping and other things. And i think for the sake of waiting 2/3 months it wont be an issue i will have brought a house the car will be as i want it hopefully and i will be in the Caribbean not able to use it
I guess you could say it is a question of weather or not i want to pay for the whole experience at the moment...... Probably sounds Irish but so be it
Mike
I do not think £100 is alot if i were to right my car of i would think it was an absolute bargin, my point is i would like to do a certain number of days for example 3 my current policy does not cover me for track days and never will with A-Plan, so i figure by the time i have paid for the extra insurance all the fuel and probably i would assume a set of tyres or the better part of a set and brakes the cost would mount up, not to a level that i can not afford but if i wait 2 months when my policy is up for renewal then i will look to insure myself with somebody that does cover me or offers the option,
It might sound like a what you think but it is not the case i have more then enough money to pay for it it is just justifing it to myself what with being in the middle of house shopping and other things. And i think for the sake of waiting 2/3 months it wont be an issue i will have brought a house the car will be as i want it hopefully and i will be in the Caribbean not able to use it
I guess you could say it is a question of weather or not i want to pay for the whole experience at the moment...... Probably sounds Irish but so be it
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29-08-2006, 10:56 AM
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Read it three times mate... still not clear sorry.
I will say this though, life is short. Enjoy it. You have a good car and if you can afford to take it on track then you are mad not to.
Live for the moment!
Property much more important than cars though but I don't see how a few hundred quid is going to affect a house purchase.
Evos are lovely on track!
I will say this though, life is short. Enjoy it. You have a good car and if you can afford to take it on track then you are mad not to.
Live for the moment!
Property much more important than cars though but I don't see how a few hundred quid is going to affect a house purchase.
Evos are lovely on track!
29-08-2006, 11:33 AM
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I was with HIC last year on my focus and they covered me for 'non competitive track days' basically anything run by any of the usual suspects when it comes to trackdays, BookaTrack etc.
I dont know whether they are still offering this service, but it may be worth a try
I dont know whether they are still offering this service, but it may be worth a try
29-08-2006, 01:44 PM
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My cossie is with HIC and I get track insurance included.
The Evo is with Pace Ward the official MLR insurer and track isn't included, but it only costs £60 to add a day's track on to the insurance.
The Evo is with Pace Ward the official MLR insurer and track isn't included, but it only costs £60 to add a day's track on to the insurance.
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