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I've never understood why people cover up their plate when at the track. I've come up with the following reasons but if there are others I'd like to hear them:
1) Don't want boss / wife / GF to know I was at the track that day.
2) Don't want guy behind me, wanting to pass, to rear end me while trying to read my custom plate (although I doubt that is the case here with Shake)
3) Don't want guy I wrecked to be able to prove I took him out.
4). Don't want to give Insurance company any proof I wadded up the car at the track when I put in a claim for $300K.
I've never understood why people cover up their plate when at the track. I've come up with the following reasons but if there are others I'd like to hear them:
1) Don't want boss / wife / GF to know I was at the track that day.
2) Don't want guy behind me, wanting to pass, to rear end me while trying to read my custom plate (although I doubt that is the case here with Shake)
3) Don't want guy I wrecked to be able to prove I took him out.
4). Don't want to give Insurance company any proof I wadded up the car at the track when I put in a claim for $300K.
I used to not care. I went through a in-parking lot claim at a track event a couple years ago. The legal team walked me through 1000+ pictures of my car on track. It's common for them to buy data from services that aggregate car photos from all sources of license plate -.> car location and pictures. My license place linked my car to those pics - and then at that point it became very difficult to work with them. There are a lot of loopholes that allowed them to claim the event was a private event and the parking lot was an extension of a closed circuit (because it is closed to the public). In any case, I always cover up my plate now to prevent a national database of pictures of my car on track.
03-28-2022, 10:36 PM
How about some 992 license plates?
Everybody else will think it is the 0-60 time. lol
