Rench

Has anyone else considered what could happen in the event of an unfortunate incident at the track?

I have looked in to it and found information that seems very legitimate.

AO Underwriters http://www.racecarinsurance.net Coverage is actually from Lloyds of London.

The quote for my car was just under 600.00 for one year and in my opinion was very reasonable .

Company contact is Christine 248-239-6100 ext. # 26

Any opinions or personal experience is welcome................................

05 Cayuse

Thanks for passing along the info. For timed events, or races this should be a must, unless you're rich enough to pay cash for your car. For "open track" events, that are not timed or a "race" with prizes, my State Farm insurance covers me while on the track.

Rench

That's the way I understand it....Autocross and variations, fall under "driver education" events.

ford4v429

http://i.pbase.com/v3/76/44376/1/463...f071705031.jpg

reason for insurance at all times...when I first saw that pic I felt ill...nobody got hurt I guess till the fists came out inyway...there were some beautiful cars destroyed that day. more pics here:
http://www.pbase.com/atrltd/bric2005