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Originally Posted by Brian86
Normal insurance does not cover anything that happens on a race track.
Attempting to make a claim for a race track incident is fraud.
Basically nothing is covered on a race track. Nobody will pay for your car, you don't pay for somebody else's car. You are probably liable for damage to the track (walls, ect) unless you're with a very good organization.
The two companies in the states that do track day insurance are Hagerty and Lockton. I do not know if they operate in Canada. They are legit. Several acquaintances of mine have gotten claims paid out.
They offer 'agreed amount' policies. EG you select $XX,XXX of of payout for $XXX price. It only applies to a single event, and you can sign up at any moment prior to your car hitting the wall. (race tracks keep very VERY tidy records of the time of incident)
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I see yeah unfortunately they do not operate in Canada my only option for insurance is to get a us address and register using a company called open track insurance. They cover both US and Canada tracks but I doubt I’ll be able to get a US address to use