What not to do in your E36 M3
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From: Pennsylvania
Originally posted by The Beav
i found it on the local board
http://www.greencountrymotorsports.c...pic.php?t=1438
i found it on the local board
http://www.greencountrymotorsports.c...pic.php?t=1438
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From: Location Location
Originally posted by g2tegls
I don't understand how insurance pays for that. Unless he pays a premium for racing it. :dunno:
I don't understand how insurance pays for that. Unless he pays a premium for racing it. :dunno:
if the policy strictly prohibits track driving, then it will be covered.
obviously if he was racing, then it wont be covered.
I know several people that had track damage covered by their insurance company and they were all at a High Performance Driver Education event (aka track school, not a competition).
generally if the event is timed then it's considered racing and insurance wont cover it.
thus autox is not covered :doh: while HPDE is covered.
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Originally Posted by WiLL
...I really wanna get out and shoot people.
MR, ftw
Joined: Jun 2002
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From: Broomfield, CO
Originally posted by DakarM
if the policy strictly prohibits track driving, then it will be covered.
obviously if he was racing, then it wont be covered.
I know several people that had track damage covered by their insurance company and they were all at a High Performance Driver Education event (aka track school, not a competition).
generally if the event is timed then it's considered racing and insurance wont cover it.
thus autox is not covered :doh: while HPDE is covered.
if the policy strictly prohibits track driving, then it will be covered.
obviously if he was racing, then it wont be covered.
I know several people that had track damage covered by their insurance company and they were all at a High Performance Driver Education event (aka track school, not a competition).
generally if the event is timed then it's considered racing and insurance wont cover it.
thus autox is not covered :doh: while HPDE is covered.