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> DE Events and Insurance, What insurance carrier to you use?
flat4tom
post Mar 23 2010, 06:11 PM
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Hello all,

It was my intention all along to take my 914 out to a DE event at Thunderhill Raceway when it was ready. I've finally got the car running well enough to be thinking about this.

What insurance company(s) do you use to insure your street drivable 914 when you take it to a DE track event?

Currently, my other 'classic' cars are insured with Grundy Worldwide...no I haven't contacted them yet but will be. I just wanted to know who other people were using and why?

Thanks for any info. I've never participated in a DE event before so this is all new to me.

Tom
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mudfoot76
post Mar 30 2010, 02:32 PM
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http://pcahpdeins.locktonaffinity.com/Default.aspx

From what I have personally seen, it is a total crapshoot if your insurance company will cover you for damages at a DE. I know someone who crashed and totaled a fairly new 987 and his insurance company just wrote him a check. I know someone else who balled up his 993 and his insurance indicated the policy language stated no coverage for any damage on any type of closed circuit or road course. He clarified this with his rep to mean no DE, no AX, no drag strips, no nothing.

PCA has a deal with Lockton Affinity (see link above) that allows you to purchase event-specific coverage for DE. If you are worried, then check it out.
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