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    CSL Insurance

    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?

    #2
    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

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      #3
      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!

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        #4
        I am paying £520 with A-Plan for mine. 36yr old, 10+ yrs NCB, 3pts sp30.

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          #5
          What kinda money is it per day at the Ring?

          Im not going uninsured!

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            #6
            Originally posted by bryce View Post
            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.

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              #7
              www.trackcover.com this track insurance seems very cheap! anyone used them before?

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                #8
                Originally posted by glendog74 View Post
                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?

                Originally posted by donkcsl View Post
                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.

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                  #9
                  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"

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by donkcsl View Post
                    "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?

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                      #11
                      Originally posted by bryce View Post
                      Whats that bit mean then?
                      i was hoping it would include barriers

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                        #12
                        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:

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                          #13
                          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

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                            #14
                            [QUOTE=Nords;n536829]

                            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 as they do motorsport and track day cover.

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                              #15
                              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.

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