clinehall wrote:
I agree with Steve on track something you can walk away from. OR buy on track coverage.
It seems what most people are worried about is whether their car will be covered when instead they should be worried about whether THEY will be covered in terms of liability. Having to fork over your own $32k to fix your car is one thing (if for some reason you weren't covered), but having a multi-million dollar lawsuit battle is quite another. Granted "everyone signs the waiver", etc, etc, but if you cause a death of another participant, and some sort of gross negligence can be directed at you, the car coverage will seem like the last thing you care about. (i.e. witness the successful lawsuits in some worst case outcomes like the Carrera GT deaths a couple of years back).
Hence the question Cline about liability coverage. If someone buys a car they will write off if wrecked (trailers it to the event, not registered on street), I assume many of these people do not even consider liability coverage? (surely they must!) What about umbrella liability policies you've seen written in NC? I assume they will not have some exclusion? I've never actually read the fine details -- are umbrella policies similarly highly regulated in NC?
What about an autocross where a driver hits and kills a course worker? This is a "timed speed event", so if someone just has a "normal" auto insurance policy, even though they won't have collision/comp coverage due to the nature of the event, does that also apply to the liability coverage of the policy?