Insurance for track events

[johnnybul]

This is interested :smile:
I do not believe that it is limited to just BMW and porsche owners


BMW Club of America

Driver Education On-Track Insurance Program

BMW Club Members,

Attached is a new Porsche Club of America DE On-Track Crash Damage Insurance Program FLYER.

This Program is now being offered to BMW owners who wish to have On-Track Insurance for track events which are run in the same format as PCA-DE Events

Program Highlights

No Fault Coverage.
Coverage includes Parts and Labour.
Coverage based on Replacement for Repair Value.

Coverage available for 10, 20 or 30 DE Days based on an annual policy period.

Deductible: $5,000 or 15% which ever is greater.

This Program is available through Laurel DE Management, and Pacific Insurance.
Pacific has offered premier Pro and Club Racing On-Track Insurance for over 10 years.


For more information, please contact:

Laurel DE Management Inc.

David Empringham
Toll Free: 866-518-1110
Local: 416-229-9039
Email: [email protected]


I have a pdf file but do not know how to attach to this thread:

cheers,
John Bulbulia

 

[ak]

Any idea on how much the premium will be like?

 

[johnnybul]

email me your address and I can email PDF file with
INSURED
VALUE DEDUCTIBLE DEDUCTIBLE and season rates

 

[VBNSX]

send me the file and i'll host it.

[email protected]

x

 

[johnnybul]

I will email first thing in the morning. It is on my desktop computer at work.
(no PC anywhere for me)

thanks
John B

 

[VBNSX]

I just talked to the guy...

Good stuff.. it's worth it if you ask me.

x

 

[VBNSX]

<a href="http://members.cox.net/h22eg8/Laurel%20DE%20Flyer.pdf">Flyer</a>

cheers,
x

 

[RSO 34]

Just be aware that this is a "surplus lines" insurer not licensed to do business in the United States or Canada. That means that if they become insolvent or otherwise unable to pay on a claim there is no protection afforded through the usual guarantee funds in the U.S.

 

[VBNSX]

Just be aware that this is a "surplus lines" insurer not licensed to do business in the United States or Canada. That means that if they become insolvent or otherwise unable to pay on a claim there is no protection afforded through the usual guarantee funds in the U.S.

I completely concur on the fear of this whole bit... which is why I've been hunting around to search for the validity of this whole thing. I'm sure it's valid but I'm still searching on how long this company has been around, claims turn around rates, etc.

x

 

[johnnybul]

Gentlemen,
Very good points.

thank you,
John B