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Nords
09-03-2009, 12:36 AM
I swapped my insurance over from A-Plan (under Service insurance?) as they were the best for a +25% power Focus ST. Checking quotes as mine runs out in May, hopefully to include a couple of trackdays and the 'ring.
Which companies are people using for std road insurance and for trackday insurance / combined?
glendog74
09-03-2009, 01:04 AM
Admiral for road - approx £750 fully comp.
MORIS for track - approx £150 per track day.
When i renew, i plan to get combined cover (possibly from HIC) as my seperate approach has proven to be expensive due to the number of trackdays that i do per year.
BTW, i'm 35, 12 years no-claims, car garaged, low-risk postcode. :smt023
Nords
09-03-2009, 01:13 AM
Hummm... I wasn't insured when I did Donington because it was a last minute opportunity (friend's GT3RS holed a rad and I pinched his slot) and I was taking it very carefully. Not more than 70-odd% and very careful that people knew I was coming past before I made the manoeuvre. Still EeeeeeK, I suppose! That said, probably more dnager of an 'off' at the 'ring than a trackday at somewhere like Donington.
I'm 43 and paying £450 but that was 9 months ST and 3 months CSL (runs out May)
I will make sure the CSL is insured from here on in, cheers!
E46ACS
09-03-2009, 01:05 PM
I am paying £520 with A-Plan for mine. 36yr old, 10+ yrs NCB, 3pts sp30.
bryce
09-03-2009, 01:47 PM
What kinda money is it per day at the Ring?
Im not going uninsured!
glendog74
09-03-2009, 02:35 PM
What kinda money is it per day at the Ring?
Im not going uninsured!
It certainly aint cheap! Slightly more expensive than UK tracks for obvious reasons...
Paid £180 for 1 day the first time i went there.
Paid £305 for 2 days next time.
Went uninsured the 3rd visit only to then have a 'very close call' with a barrier - sod's law when uninsured! 'dave1' saw the whole thing following behind in his CSL! :119: :whistle:
UK insurance for comparison:
Paid £165 for Donington with recovery and medical insurance included.
Paid £160 for Castle Combe with medical insurance only included.
All insurance with MORIS.
donkcsl
09-03-2009, 03:31 PM
www.trackcover.com (http://www.trackcover.com) this track insurance seems very cheap! anyone used them before?
bryce
09-03-2009, 05:00 PM
It certainly aint cheap! Slightly more expensive than UK tracks for obvious reasons...
Paid £180 for 1 day the first time i went there.
Paid £305 for 2 days next time.
All insurance with MORIS.
Not very cheap at all :bigcry: Its gotta be done though.
What other insurers are you lads using? Is it possible to pay a premium for the season to cover all tracks?
www.trackcover.com (http://www.trackcover.com) this track insurance seems very cheap! anyone used them before?
Id say thats just for personal injury insurance on track, and would exclude damages to vehicles.
donkcsl
09-03-2009, 05:33 PM
Id say thats just for personal injury insurance on track, and would exclude damages to vehicles.[/quote]
should have said i meant for the ring, they say that it includes the ring for Personal Liability
"Cover for compensation you become legally liable to pay for accidents which cause:-
Death or Bodily injury.
Loss or damage to property"
bryce
09-03-2009, 05:40 PM
"Cover for compensation you become legally liable to pay for accidents which cause:-
Death or Bodily injury.
Loss or damage to property"
Whats that bit mean then?
donkcsl
09-03-2009, 05:57 PM
Whats that bit mean then?
i was hoping it would include barriers
donkcsl
09-03-2009, 06:55 PM
you could try http://www.hagertyinsurance.co.uk/ he use's Allianz and they will cover the csl on a Classic and Collector Car policy if it is not your main car, the policy includes a 3 track days and the option for more at a fee:thumbs:
dave1
11-03-2009, 12:14 AM
Went uninsured the 3rd visit only to then have a 'very close call' with a barrier - sod's law when uninsured! 'dave1' saw the whole thing following behind in his CSL! :119: :whistle:
front row seat! talk about fag paper thought i was going to be picking bits all morning :smt056
Andyk
11-03-2009, 07:32 AM
[quote=Nords;16918]
I'm 43 and paying £450
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Yes another oldy....
I'm 43 and pay £430 with Sainsbury. No track cover though.
Have you tried
www.richardeggerinsurance.co.uk (http://www.richardeggerinsurance.co.uk) as they do motorsport and track day cover.
Bealo
16-03-2009, 07:47 AM
I use Keith Michaels i pay £650 with all mods declared i'm 37 full no claims parked on drive way.
£60 per trackday cover.
glendog74
12-06-2009, 11:57 PM
After many years, finally i feel i have a good deal on my insurance renewal! As i do a few track days each year i wanted an annual road policy that also covers the track rather than having separate road and track insurance which has proved exorbitantly expensive... :banghead:
I got a fair few quotes with most of the insurers listed on this thread with these details:
Age 35, Married, 12 years NCB, no points, no claims, approx 7k miles per year, relatively safe postcode in Somerset, car garaged, with AP brakes/SS backbox/suspension mods...
Quotes (best to worst):
Competition Car Insurance (including 4 TD) - £535
Richard Eggar Insurance (including 4 TD) - £559
Keith Michaels Insurance (TD extra @£60 each) - £597
Adrian Flux (including 4 TD) - >£700
Pace Ward (TD extra @£78 each) - £712
Herts Insurance Company (including 4 TD) - >£1000
Bickley Insurance Services - >£1000
A-Plan - NO TD COVER OFFERED - ...
A.Manning - DIDN'T GET QUOTE BACK TO ME... - ...
Needless to say i'm now with CCI! For interest, my old insurer Admiral could only come up with around £650 - no track cover available.
Happy! :smt026 :smt023
Wow, I never even considered trying CCI for normal fully comp insurance when sorting mine out. Good work!
Mark CSL
13-06-2009, 12:42 AM
A link to cci would be good
I have never heard of them :whistle:
glendog74
13-06-2009, 12:45 AM
A link to cci would be good
I have never heard of them :whistle:
You see them advertised at track days. Someone mentioned them over on PureGT so i thought i'd give them a go!
http://www.competition-car-insurance.co.uk/
Mark CSL
13-06-2009, 09:35 AM
You see them advertised at track days. Someone mentioned them over on PureGT so i thought i'd give them a go!
http://www.competition-car-insurance.co.uk/
Cheers Glendog
I am with adrian flux just now but renewel is in july just before the ring trip :thumbs:
Jaw_F430
13-06-2009, 01:33 PM
I'm with Admiral.
22 years old
5 years NCB
Multicar policy (M3 CSL & Mini Cooper S)
£2346 which I thought was quite good:thumbs:
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