Track Day Insurance

As I recall one fellow on the site we're not allowed to mention has talked about someone called Egger -Something

 

Try Aon but excess is high

 

& def get insurance for Oulton

 

So how did you get on today then

 

Nah tell him to build a 7, my mates now building a couple, one with a 2 litre Zetec and the other a Zzr1100 bike engined jobbie

And yes its annoying that you can't time yourself, I don't see the problem really but they say you are classed as racing if you do and the insurance is invalid

 

They're great aren't they, I've heard many people say that nothing can touch it on the track, when my friend builds either of his I will borrow it to see if it will fit in my garage with the Mondy.

 

Bless your good lady - did you get her a new vacuum cleaner for christmas
There is always a price to pay for our simple pleasures.

 

I got my garage the size I wanted, but it cost me some railings for the front of the house and a bigger conservatory ;-)

 

How about

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If timing was allowed then insurance status does change but also marshall and medical cover plus safety equipment requirement. A track day at Donington costs from about £150, you cover your arms and wear a saucepan on your head a General Test (timing allowed) = £400 + roll cage, extinguishers, electrical cut-off, nomex overalls, Snell 2000 helmet etc etc.

 

Interesting, I never knew that, I do have a fully plumbed in extinguisher & a cut out switch, I would like a roll cage but its finding one for a mondy