A110 Track Insurance

A110 Track Insurance

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worldwidewebs

Original Poster:

2,537 posts

257 months

Saturday 26th February 2022
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I know there are a few guys on here that track their cars regularly and I wondered who you use for track insurance. I've done something like 250+ track days over the years and have never really bothered before, but I'm thinking I'm only tempting fate by not insuring a nearly £60k car for the 10-15 days a year I'm out on track.

I'm thinking of getting an R26 as a track-hack and just keeping the A110 for 'special' events. Not sure if that's a brilliant or terrible idea!

xondat

235 posts

57 months

Sunday 27th February 2022
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I use Moris, been good to me so far.

Also agree with you, I'm very tempted to only use it on special occasions and get a dedicated track toy.

worldwidewebs

Original Poster:

2,537 posts

257 months

Sunday 27th February 2022
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xondat said:
I use Moris, been good to me so far.

Also agree with you, I'm very tempted to only use it on special occasions and get a dedicated track toy.
Do you get unlimited track days with them? I've been with a few companies that only include 5 or 6 but I'd want more than that. Still thinking a track-prepped R26 Megane is the way to go though...

nickfrog

21,942 posts

224 months

Sunday 27th February 2022
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I use Moris too. You just pay per track day but can buy in block for a lower rate. They don't do combined road/track policy.
It should work out at about £200 for a £60k car.

worldwidewebs

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2,537 posts

257 months

Sunday 27th February 2022
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nickfrog said:
I use Moris too. You just pay per track day but can buy in block for a lower rate. They don't do combined road/track policy.
It should work out at about £200 for a £60k car.
£200 per day I’m assuming?

nickfrog

21,942 posts

224 months

Sunday 27th February 2022
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worldwidewebs said:
£200 per day I’m assuming?
Yes. That's probably if you buy at least 4 at a time. If you request a quote they come back within 24 hours or so. I think it is still quite mandraulic in such a small market.

worldwidewebs

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2,537 posts

257 months

Sunday 27th February 2022
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Thanks Nick

AlexNJ89

2,841 posts

86 months

Sunday 27th February 2022
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xondat said:
I use Moris, been good to me so far.

Also agree with you, I'm very tempted to only use it on special occasions and get a dedicated track toy.
I have both an Alpine and a Caterham and to be honest I have way way more fun on track in the Caterham. Parts are so cheap for the Caterham I don't bother with track insurance.

xondat

235 posts

57 months

Sunday 27th February 2022
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AlexNJ89 said:
I have both an Alpine and a Caterham and to be honest I have way way more fun on track in the Caterham. Parts are so cheap for the Caterham I don't bother with track insurance.
Oh I have no doubts! Definitely something I'd like to do in the future.

worldwidewebs

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2,537 posts

257 months

Monday 28th February 2022
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Anyone insured with ClassicLine?

worldwidewebs

Original Poster:

2,537 posts

257 months

Monday 28th February 2022
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ClassicLine charge £56/day on track. Bargain!

nickfrog

21,942 posts

224 months

Monday 28th February 2022
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worldwidewebs said:
ClassicLine charge £56/day on track. Bargain!
For any value car?

worldwidewebs

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2,537 posts

257 months

Monday 28th February 2022
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nickfrog said:
worldwidewebs said:
ClassicLine charge £56/day on track. Bargain!
For any value car?
Dunno. But on a £57k Alpine, yes

t3boy

86 posts

93 months

Thursday 3rd March 2022
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I have just started to get involved with track days and just went with a new insurance policy that includes track day insurance for additional £300 that includes 5 track days per year

JP__FOX

594 posts

242 months

Thursday 3rd March 2022
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Check out Moris as others have said, I use their 10 day policies and would definitely recommend them smile

t3boy

86 posts

93 months

Thursday 3rd March 2022
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t3boy said:
I have just started to get involved with track days and just went with a new insurance policy that includes track day insurance for additional £300 that includes 5 track days per year
Forgot to mention this was with A-Plan

nickfrog

21,942 posts

224 months

Thursday 3rd March 2022
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worldwidewebs said:
nickfrog said:
worldwidewebs said:
ClassicLine charge £56/day on track. Bargain!
For any value car?
Dunno. But on a £57k Alpine, yes
That's amazing value ; although perhaps it's part of a combined road/track policy.

worldwidewebs

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2,537 posts

257 months

Thursday 3rd March 2022
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nickfrog said:
worldwidewebs said:
nickfrog said:
worldwidewebs said:
ClassicLine charge £56/day on track. Bargain!
For any value car?
Dunno. But on a £57k Alpine, yes
That's amazing value ; although perhaps it's part of a combined road/track policy.
The quote for me (for what it's worth) was £600 for 5k miles/year. Plus £59 for each track day

worldwidewebs

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257 months

Thursday 24th August 2023
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I used Moris for the last year on track and the premium for the Alpine for 8 days on track was £1117. Just got a new quote for 9 days on track and it's come out at £2022!!!!

So far I've tried Footman James (won't insure with TDs on the Alpine), Flux (no TDs as part of a road policy on the Alpine but awaiting a quote for just TDs). Will give Classicline and REIS a call in the morning, but are there any others worth calling at the moment?

AlexNJ89

2,841 posts

86 months

Thursday 24th August 2023
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worldwidewebs said:
I used Moris for the last year on track and the premium for the Alpine for 8 days on track was £1117. Just got a new quote for 9 days on track and it's come out at £2022!!!!

So far I've tried Footman James (won't insure with TDs on the Alpine), Flux (no TDs as part of a road policy on the Alpine but awaiting a quote for just TDs). Will give Classicline and REIS a call in the morning, but are there any others worth calling at the moment?
Sounds about right.

Also the excess is just ridiculous to the extent it only pays for itself if you write off the car