Nürburgring Insurance Info req

[MR8te]

I have booked some laps of the ring in July and would like to know where I might get some insurance for the day.Indeed do I need insurance before being allowed on? I have yet to talk to my insurance company but I guess that's a possibility...Any info would be greatly appreciated

[HYFR]

you cant get insurance.

dont drive like a <beep> and you'll be fine

[RS04YOB]

Try these http://www.ryanmi.com/

[535dboy]

you cant get insurance.

dont drive like a <beep> and you'll be fine

I believe some specialists will do cover

Unfortunately you may trust yourself but the problem lies in the other twats or oil on the circuit.

[HYFR]

You can get 1st party cover.

Good luck trying to find 3rd party thou!

[sonny]

Is it a closed track day or TF (Public day- arrive and drive). If its a closed track day you can get cover from most track day insurance companies.

REIS, Greenlight, HIC, MMCBROKINGGROUP, Ryan,herts, Moris are a few. (most of these wont cover for TF).

Its harder to get cover on a TF day, if your car is registered in Germany then you can easily get cover.

[535dboy]

REIS whom I am with wouldn't cover for me for a closed track day at ring

[sonny]

REIS whom I am with wouldn't cover for me for a closed track day at ring

Really, how long ago was this?

[535dboy]

REIS whom I am with wouldn't cover for me for a closed track day at ring

Really, how long ago was this?

Month or so.

Book a track are there on 1/8 so I asked for that

[sonny]

ok, interesting as I was quoted last year, it seems they have changed a few of there policy's.

[MR8te]

Thanks for the info will look into it...I think it's a public day but I have booked laps so not quite sure how that works

[Scotty]

If you're insurance excludes the 'ring and the Police check your docs then isn't there a risk for being done for driving without insurance?

I've also heard that insurance companies must cover (3rd party) any public roads.

I'm not sure of the current situation but I don't think it's as clear cut as don't crash and you'll be ok.

[HYFR]

it is very clear.

As its a public road in the EU, your insurance must cover you 3rd party.

But if its specifically excluded in your policy then you have breached their terms and so while they will still payout to a 3rd party by law, they will recover costs from you in court.

If you're insurance excludes the 'ring and the Police check your docs then isn't there a risk for being done for driving without insurance?

I've also heard that insurance companies must cover (3rd party) any public roads.

I'm not sure of the current situation but I don't think it's as clear cut as don't crash and you'll be ok.

[535dboy]

it is very clear.

As its a public road in the EU, your insurance must cover you 3rd party.

But if its specifically excluded in your policy then you have breached their terms and so while they will still payout to a 3rd party by law, they will recover costs from you in court.

If you're insurance excludes the 'ring and the Police check your docs then isn't there a risk for being done for driving without insurance?

I've also heard that insurance companies must cover (3rd party) any public roads.

I'm not sure of the current situation but I don't think it's as clear cut as don't crash and you'll be ok.

Yes my road cars policy shows excluding....

[Scotty]

it is very clear.

As its a public road in the EU, your insurance must cover you 3rd party.

But if its specifically excluded in your policy then you have breached their terms and so while they will still payout to a 3rd party by law, they will recover costs from you in court.

Cheers.

So if they had spotters there, could they cancel the insurance on the basis that you breached the conditions?