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Streetbeat

Original Poster:

1,331 posts

96 months

Seems increasingly difficult to get a road/trackday policy combined these days, I know its not the best solution I.e if I claim on a trackday I loose my no claims.

Individual day bookings are costly with Morris for example.

Classicline seemed to be the go to but their prices have gone up by 30% plus on the actual policy and over 100% on daily premium.

Anyone found any alternatives?



Throttlebody

2,617 posts

74 months

Yesterday (15:11)
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Yeah, don’t bother. Roll the dice.

John D.

19,862 posts

229 months

Yesterday (15:19)
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Throttlebody said:
Yeah, don t bother. Roll the dice.
My approach.

SkinnyPete

1,734 posts

169 months

Yesterday (16:09)
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John D. said:
Throttlebody said:
Yeah, don t bother. Roll the dice.
My approach.
Brave (though I guess it depends your attitude to risk, and the value of your car vs your income/networth...)

I just suck it up and insure with Morris.

Streetbeat

Original Poster:

1,331 posts

96 months

Yesterday (16:36)
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SkinnyPete said:
John D. said:
Throttlebody said:
Yeah, don t bother. Roll the dice.
My approach.
Brave (though I guess it depends your attitude to risk, and the value of your car vs your income/networth...)

I just suck it up and insure with Morris.
If I crash its on me, if someone crashes into to me, thats a roll of the dice I won't be taking on someone else's abilities and judgement



brillomaster

1,624 posts

190 months

Yesterday (19:20)
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Yeah depends. Am yet to decide a car I've taken on track is worth insuring yet. If my car value exceeds £10k I will consider insurance - but so far over 60 trackdays I've probably saved at least 6 grand in insurance costs.

Streetbeat

Original Poster:

1,331 posts

96 months

Yesterday (21:16)
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That's the insurance game all over, home, car, business, looks expensive when you're not claiming.

Anyway, any gems on who's offering road/track polices combined?

Gulf7

390 posts

78 months

Yesterday (21:27)
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REIS, Howden, Adrian Flux and Footman James certainly do combined Caterham policies. And I was with Henderson Taylor when I had my Elise.

John D.

19,862 posts

229 months

Yesterday (21:37)
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When I was looking in the summer, Henderson Taylor were the only provider who would include track cover for me. Premium was £350 more than my Classic Line renewal without for 5 track days. That was on an agreed value policy on a modified Lotus Elise. My car is fairly niche and I've not owned it long, so you might find more on offer.

I didn't think it was worth it factoring in the high excess, and how I tend to drive on track days (not on the ragged edge).

Streetbeat

Original Poster:

1,331 posts

96 months

Thanks guys, will make some calls.