Track Day Insurance

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Kiwi XTR2

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2,693 posts

237 months

Monday 4th July 2005
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Any ideas of where, why, how, what, when, or even [b]IF[/b] you can get track-day insurance ?

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Esprit

6,370 posts

288 months

Monday 4th July 2005
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Don't know if there has been one done in NZ Forums before, but valid question... I'd love to know IF and HOW MUCH.... because it's something that would be worthwhile doing.... if nobody does, there might even be a business case for it... trackdays are only going to grow in popularity... look at how they've grown in the UK, same is sure to happen here. (if RMA/OSH doesn't kill them)

nztrev

785 posts

241 months

Monday 4th July 2005
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I suggest you ring up you insurer/broker,they should be able to help.
I know you can get trackday insurance incorparated in your policy.
Or you can do what I do and call the broker and just get cover for X day.
Sorry don't know of costs,the bussiness pays,must have a looksie..

Esprit

6,370 posts

288 months

Monday 4th July 2005
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I very much doubt my insured would like the idea of me taking the Elise NEAR a track let alone on it.... I think I'd be best off just contacting a purely different insurer and getting them to do one-offs for trackdays.

Kiwi XTR2

Original Poster:

2,693 posts

237 months

Monday 4th July 2005
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nztrev said:
I suggest you ring up your insurer/broker,they should be able to help.
I'm sorry but my insurer and help never appear in the same sentence.

Maybe I should go shopping for new insurance with "Must have Track Day Policies" as one of the prerequisites.

roger a

1,267 posts

245 months

Monday 4th July 2005
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try Joblins/Classic cover

Kiwi XTR2

Original Poster:

2,693 posts

237 months

Thursday 16th February 2006
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I've been quite slack about this but need to look into it again with a number of brokers.

Thanks for the suggestion Roger
Roger A said:
try Joblins/Classic cover
Anyone got any other ideas before I hit the phones and internet ?

kiwi le

262 posts

272 months

Friday 17th February 2006
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I second the Joblins Insurance in Hamilton......cheap effective when you need them.
I sure they will insure track, they have done some weird stuff for me in the past, shipping insurance, all sorts of stuff out of there norm business.

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