question for you guys that track your car, what do you do about insurance? cause im almost positive my insurance company wont cover me if i **** up at the track, what can i do? besides not crash, LOL.

 

I do some work out at the new buildings (Shea Center) once in a while. your creepy snowman looking out the window and the mall comment narrowed it down.

 

Is the Shea Center, one of the buildings next to Kaiser? The only subby I ever see over here is the other White STI that live sin my apartment complex, and then a 04-05 Wagon Silver

 

Read the exclusions section of your policy and see if there's anything there that can be applied to track days. Timed event/competition clauses do not apply to regular track days.

 

haha pwnt.

 

I think there's a kaiser next to them.
Some of the tenants are Old Republic, Shea Homes, University of Phoenix. I've probably only been there 10 times since the first building (old republic, building 8)started construction.

 

NTIA!! I'll kill your babies!

Ahh, Ya the Kaiser is the farther to the right building, towards the front. then there is a bunch of random buildings behind it, and they are building more and more down gibson. I saw a lamborghini gallardo everyday there for like a week, but no STI's haha

 

Many policies specifically state you are not covered for any off highway use. State Farm has specific exclusions that all but guarantee you are not covered on the track...

 

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Only my favoritist plane ever...the A10! That would look perfect in the garage with my WRX.

OOOooohhhh I can hear the afterburners of the Blue Angels right now!

 

haha that's awesome!!!

Woo that's my phone!!




:rotfl:!!! ABHAHAHA

 

I like the enzo crash.

 

im looking into it right now.

anyone know of a company that will cover you on a trackday? or any special insurance you can buy specifically for that day or anything like that?

 

It's prohibitively expensive. If you can afford that insuarance, you can probably afford to write off your car.

 

LOL, ok. my dad is looking through our poilice now, i foudnt his oneline though:

"Track day insurance is proving a bit of a minefield. Unless your policy includes restrictions which mention the likes of 'Speed testing', your normal car insurance should cover you as track days are a non-competitive activity. However, if you check with your insurers you'll find that many will insist that it is a car club organised day, or that your excess will be increased dramatically.

Several cases have gone to the insurance ombudsman where insurers have claimed that policy holders were not covered for track days, with the policy holders winning their cases thanks to the lack of specific exlusions in their policies.

It all comes down to the regulations on the days specifically excluding timing and clearly defining policies such as overtaking on the track etc. It's well worth seeking written clarification of an insurers policy with regard to track days when shopping around for insurance. Ask in the forums for people's recent experiences with the specialist insurers for your marque of car.

Be aware though that your quest for clarification may be a futile one and just incredibly frustrating! If in doubt, take out specific insurance for the day from someone like Competition Car Insurance."