[DeTomaso] Insurance for Track Events

[cengles at cox.net]

  Dear Forum,

                Some  Google work found, among others, the two websites 
below that sell HPDE coverage for single events.  I ran my car through 
the OnTrack online process and with a  $75,000 Pantera value and the 
premium for two days was about $450.


http://www.motorsportreg.com/index.cfm/event/hpdeinsurance 
<http://www.motorsportreg.com/index.cfm/event/hpdeinsurance> 
<http://www.motorsportreg.com/index.cfm/event/hpdeinsurance>

http://www.ontrackinsurance.com/index.aspx


               Also, I looked at some other forums where track insurance 
was discussed.  Apparently, more than one innocent has called to check 
with their normal insurance company to see if there sports car would be 
covered for an HPDE, autocross or track event and then discovered an 
insurance cancellation in the mail when their insurance company 
discovered their evil nefarious intentions to venture onto a track. 
The repeatedly named worst offenders of such behavior were GEICO and 
USAA.  The advice, if you have a policy with those companies, is do NOT 
ask them.  Proceed directly to an HPDE track event insurance vendor.

              FWIW.


                               Warmest regards,  Chuck Engles
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    Dear Forum,

                  Some  Google work found, among others, the two websites
   below that sell HPDE coverage for single events.  I ran my car through
   the OnTrack online process and with a  $75,000 Pantera value and the
   premium for two days was about $450.

   [1]http://www.motorsportreg.com/index.cfm/event/hpdeinsurance

   http://www.ontrackinsurance.com/index.aspx

                 Also, I looked at some other forums where track insurance
   was discussed.  Apparently, more than one innocent has called to check
   with their normal insurance company to see if there sports car would be
   covered for an HPDE, autocross or track event and then discovered an
   insurance cancellation in the mail when their insurance company
   discovered their evil nefarious intentions to venture onto a track.
   The repeatedly named worst offenders of such behavior were GEICO and
   USAA.  The advice, if you have a policy with those companies, is do NOT
   ask them.  Proceed directly to an HPDE track event insurance vendor.

                FWIW.

                                 Warmest regards,  Chuck Engles

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