Track Day insurance

[danksy]

+++Found these guys who look very reasonable!

Trackcover.com - Track Day Insurance

[Scotty]

Seems VERY reasonable....which makes me worry.

"How many track days have you been on before?"

I guess I'll say 10+ as it doesn't determine between 2 and 4 wheels!

For Ski gear it's factored dependent on the age. I wonder if they do that for the bikes?

It also appears to be £200 excess and limited to £1k (excluding medical) so really it's only £800 cover if I've read it right.

Reading further it seems that motorised vehicles are excluded from the "Activity Equipment" section.

If this is the case then I don't think it does more than give us medical cover.

Have you just read the site or did you speak with anyone there for clarifiying any of this?

I'm a tad dubious.

[danksy]

I just looked at their site, was too pissed to make any sense of it

[Busby]

You can get better and cheaper cover with holiday insurance! The fact that they bill it as trackday insurance and then exclude,

"Loss or damage to any motorised mechanically propelled vehicle"

is rediculous.

[Veracocha]

Ive just signed up for medical insurance from the company recommended on the focused events website - its £31 for 4 days which covers any injury sustained on the track.

I cant see you getting a policy that covers the value of the bike for track time at a reasonable price. Its pretty much a case of be careful and try not to crash.

Most people take their number plate off if they have a road bike.