Going Racing
Sorry - I tried posting this earlier, but there was a technical issue with the forum and all posts at the time came up empty.
Anyway, here is what I was wondering:
I got invited to take my e60 onto a race track for a day. I am really looking forward to checking out how the car handles on the track. Unfortunately my car insurance (Allstate) has a clause that excludes any on-track accidents. Does anybody here have any recommendations on what to do in this case? Do you know of an affordable alternative? Can I buy racing insurance somewhere else?
If I were to join BMW CCA, would they offer something, or cover me?
What if the event is a "driver saftey training" rather than a "race"?
Any help on this matter is appreciated.
Anyway, here is what I was wondering:
I got invited to take my e60 onto a race track for a day. I am really looking forward to checking out how the car handles on the track. Unfortunately my car insurance (Allstate) has a clause that excludes any on-track accidents. Does anybody here have any recommendations on what to do in this case? Do you know of an affordable alternative? Can I buy racing insurance somewhere else?
If I were to join BMW CCA, would they offer something, or cover me?
What if the event is a "driver saftey training" rather than a "race"?
Any help on this matter is appreciated.
Here is some information in a previous thread.
LA BMWCCA exerpt
So if it is a driving school, then should not be a problem.
Read somewhere that if you do have an accident, then later, as you are leaving, take your car someplace and then say you had your accident there.
LA BMWCCA exerpt
So if it is a driving school, then should not be a problem.
Read somewhere that if you do have an accident, then later, as you are leaving, take your car someplace and then say you had your accident there.
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