Track Day Insurance
- Thread starter bulldog
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You could also try A Manning (advertise in Porsche Post_.
They are also now offering single track-day cover at reasonable rates, if you decide to stay with your current company.
They are also now offering single track-day cover at reasonable rates, if you decide to stay with your current company.
oliverjamesthomas
New member
From recent quotes, I'd steer clear of Competition Car Insurance. They were quoting around the same level Aon and Manning, but there was no RAC cover and an excess of £5000. I'm not saying they're a bad company, but their deal was nowhere near as attractive as the others.
C. Nash - Don't even waste money on the call. More than double the competition!!! Seems they might be getting fed up with Porsche drivers!
After ringing about ten companies, I ended up with Aon, who were the cheapest by about 10%, offer five included trackdays and then £26.50 per trackday thereafter and a more reasonable excess. Full european RAC cover too.
Regards
C. Nash - Don't even waste money on the call. More than double the competition!!! Seems they might be getting fed up with Porsche drivers!
After ringing about ten companies, I ended up with Aon, who were the cheapest by about 10%, offer five included trackdays and then £26.50 per trackday thereafter and a more reasonable excess. Full european RAC cover too.
Regards
Hi,
In preparation for my first track day my insurer has agreed to extend insurance cover at no cost but two penalties apply. Firstly I must pay 20% of any claim made, secondly third party cover is excluded. Is this later exclusion normal and advisable? Comment, advice and recommendation, from regular track day enthusiasts, will be gratefully received.
Richard
In preparation for my first track day my insurer has agreed to extend insurance cover at no cost but two penalties apply. Firstly I must pay 20% of any claim made, secondly third party cover is excluded. Is this later exclusion normal and advisable? Comment, advice and recommendation, from regular track day enthusiasts, will be gratefully received.
Richard
John Maddox
New member
Ins Co taking 80% of risk for no additional premium seems pretty good to me.
I would worry about lack of third party cover if you injured a marshall or anybody - check with the organiser if they have cover and get it all in writing.
I would worry about lack of third party cover if you injured a marshall or anybody - check with the organiser if they have cover and get it all in writing.
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