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What up guys -
Long time no postin on here.

Anyways, here's my question. What kind of insurance companies do you guys have that cover Driving events like these? Allstate just changed there rules to explicitly deny coverage at High Performance Driving Events. So I'm sol there.

Is there any daily insurance you can buy?

-Thanks,
Jason Holmes

its good everyones so helpful ...

-jason

Well, if we don't know, we don't know.

Anyway, try State Farm. No personal experience with them, but I've heard some agents are cool with it (being local autocrossers themselves...)

Otherwise, most companies will not cover you during these types of events, and you are lucky if they don't drop you outright once they find out that you ever do this type of thing. (Nevermind that it makes you a better driver for the 99.5% of the time that you are not autocrossing.) Stupid bean-counting actuarials...

Originally posted by Stinger00:

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its good everyones so helpful ...

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Tool .

The only thing I can think of for racing insurance is to be SPONSORED. Otherwise.. you break. you buy.

Originally posted by Stinger00:

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haha, sorry man. that's pretty lame, all you do is complain!

Have it towed about 2 miles from your house and tell Allstate that it happened there!

State Farm tells me they will only cover my car for one accident at a driving event. But my agaent and his supervisor are so cool that they were able to bend the rules for me a few times with my preivous cars. it has only happened twice but i have learned from my mistakes and hopefully i have no more collisions.

But check out state farm. It helps too if one of your family members is with them too.

The only reason I get such a good deal is because my Dad has been with them over 20 years.


Roz

Do your rates go u[ if they know you are involved in these events?