Hi guys,before i start searching for trackday insurance for our trip to the ring and Spa,can anyone give me the names of companys to get quotes,[do i need it for the ring]im sure a few of the other td virgins will also find this handy.
I have my track days (including Spa) covered under my road insurance with Competition Car Insurance.
The Ring is an exception. I used to get cover for the Ring from Moris (Everritt Boles) but they stopped doing this a few months ago...
Thanks to your past recommendation I'm also with C.C.I. and covered under my CSLs Comprehensive road policy for Spa + three other UK TDs :thumbs: for a remarkable £500, all in. The wonders of a decent Forum :supz:
does cci cover you for normal road driving and fully comp on track?
Of sorts yes. I am covered for fully comprehensive standard road use as well as 4 x track days per year. The track day element comes with a higher excess iirc and only covers my car (as is standard for track day insurance), i.e. i'm not liable for damage to others on track.
It's up to each car driver to insure their own vehicle on track in case of damage, whether self-inflicted or otherwise...
Thats very good; in the past CCI have never seemed to be competitive for me, and I'm by no means high risk i.e no points, decent area, not 19 years old etc
Thats very good; in the past CCI have never seemed to be competitive for me, and I'm by no means high risk i.e no points, decent area, not 19 years old etc
nor me, but i am with them now, even cover mods ok :thumbs:
£790 protected and 5 trackdays included efffectively in i euro, and best bit is it is an Aviva policy
ADAC is the German equivalent of AA/RAC and is essentially a breakdown service. The beauty of ADAC is that they will recover your car from the Ring in the event of an accident thus avoiding some of the expense post accident/breakdown on the Ring (which is far from cheap).
I have the full-fat BMW warranty so have pan-European breakdown cover provided with that policy.
ADAC is the german equivalent of the AA. If you're a member then they will recover you from the ring if you have an accident/breakdown without charging extra. Obvioulsy also covers you for normal roads.
ADAC is the German equivalent of AA/RAC and is essentially a breakdown service. The beauty of ADAC is that they will recover your car from the Ring in the event of an accident thus avoiding some of the expense post accident/breakdown on the Ring (which is far from cheap).
I have the full-fat BMW warranty so have pan-European breakdown cover provided with that policy.
would the ring truck just drag you off, and then charge ADAC for it then?
that armco is still not cheap tho is it:bigcry::bigcry:
ADAC is the german equivalent of the AA. If you're a member then they will recover you from the ring if you have an accident/breakdown without charging extra. Obvioulsy also covers you for normal roads.
ADAC is actually the equivalent of the RAC, as if U use your ADAC membership in the UK (it's pan European coverage) it's always RAC that come out. I've also heard that if you're with RAC in the UK, ADAC come out to your rescue if you're broken down in Germany, although I think the Ring is not covered.
ADAC is the German equivalent of AA/RAC and is essentially a breakdown service. The beauty of ADAC is that they will recover your car from the Ring in the event of an accident thus avoiding some of the expense post accident/breakdown on the Ring (which is far from cheap).
I have the full-fat BMW warranty so have pan-European breakdown cover provided with that policy.
I've been a member of ADAC since 2006 :thumbs: for that reason alone + it's only about £75/year for the FULL ADAC+ coverage which is a lot cheeper then a 300+ euro per each Ring recovery. Strangely, I have an RAC Pan European recovery through my UK Bank account as well (not that I'm paranoid :smt103 or anything ) :hahaha:
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