Do any insurance companies cover track days?
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Shannon's will cover for track use, although it's not something they really advertise.
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I'm going to look into that. I just changed over to Shannons and the guy I talked to said they couldn't provide any cover. Might need to talk to someone else.
So, I rung Shannons again and they DO NOT provide cover for track use, unless its a 'Defensive Drivers course' with Driver training only and is advertised that way.
Shannons do provide a 'Race' coverage, but it's designed for actual competition events (like Targa Tasmania) being run under official CAMS rules rather than coverage for public track days and the like. I remember enquiring about it when I ran the Polo in the Dutton Rally a few years ago - the major issue is that the cost was so prohibitive that it wasn't worth the expense. They only cover to a maximum of $20K - enough for some basic panel damage but put a Targa car into the trees and you'll be up for a lot more than $20K to repair it anyway.
It's listed in their PDS on page 34 - http://www.shannons.com.au/library/d...urance_PDS.pdf.
If you're looking for 'track day' insurance to cover you for (quite common in the US and UK especially), I don't believe that's available through an Australian insurer.
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