Track day insurance

[SkiMB]

Hi everyone, after having enjoyed my V8 S for the last 18 months on the public roads, I've booked myself a track day up at Snetterton to really stretch the legs.

I'm a first time track day-er and was looking at getting track day insurance. Does anyone have any recommendations and can give a guide on what would be a reasonable cost?

I did a have a quick look on one site and it came back at £460 for full value coverage which seemed a bit high!

 

[Tjp]

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[Tel]

Hi everyone, after having enjoyed my V8 S for the last 18 months on the public roads, I've booked myself a track day up at Snetterton to really stretch the legs.

I'm a first time track day-er and was looking at getting track day insurance. Does anyone have any recommendations and can give a guide on what would be a reasonable cost?

I did a have a quick look on one site and it came back at £460 for full value coverage which seemed a bit high!

''Insurance'' and ''reasonable cost'' aren't normally found in the same sentence!

Go to a well organised, disciplined and professionally run day out and you don't need insurance, unless it's for you're paranoid of course ;-)

Not that's you're asking, but for future, try https://www.motorsport-events.com/
Muppets don't even bother turning up at their events.

 

[SkiMB]

thanks everyone, with a bit of shopping around I've got 25K of coverage for just over £200 which I'm happy with.

As Tel put above, this is mainly for my paranoid brain!

 

[scharlton]

JEC events are well disciplined and can be done insurance free, unless you don't tryst yourself.

 

[kookaburra1457]

To SkiMB:
Is there any excess on your £25k cover for £200? For public roads insurance you normally have a hefty excess to get a fair premium, thinking of tracking my V6S later this year, done track days before in BMWs.
Cheers