View Poll Results: Does your PCA chapter offer time trials (TT)?
Yes.
10
22.73%
No.
14
31.82%
No, but I would like them to.
16
36.36%
No, and I would not like them to.
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Does your PCA DE offer Time Trials?
10-25-2009, 09:30 AM
#16
Three Wheelin'
Lately Ins Cos have added language that excludes any event/loss occurring at a track, racing facility, etc., from coverage. Your Policy may not, yet .. but I wld rec you stay on top of any changes. I only say this so you are not unpleasantly surprised if you have to make a claim running a normal non-timed "DE" - as it may not be covered bec/ of the above.
PCA sponsored DE Ins [ http://pcahpdeins.locktonaffinity.co...ult.aspx?cID=1 ] is relatively cheap "insurance" btw
10-25-2009, 09:37 AM
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Now that's a great recommendation cello - however, last time I checked Lockton-Affinity was not covering Time Trials. In NASA HPDE set ups - Lockton-Affinity will cover the HPDE groups that are only HPDE - but one of the groups has time trials going on - and that group was not covered by the insurance policy.
So if you are using Lockton - go talk to Ryan Staub for more info -- about coverage. Maybe they've changed the policy. I don't work for them... I just use them and like them...
So if you are using Lockton - go talk to Ryan Staub for more info -- about coverage. Maybe they've changed the policy. I don't work for them... I just use them and like them...
10-25-2009, 12:51 PM
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brendorenn - You might want to check your Policy Terms again.
Lately Ins Cos have added language that excludes any event/loss occurring at a track, racing facility, etc., from coverage. Your Policy may not, yet .. but I wld rec you stay on top of any changes. I only say this so you are not unpleasantly surprised if you have to make a claim running a normal non-timed "DE" - as it may not be covered bec/ of the above.
PCA sponsored DE Ins [ http://pcahpdeins.locktonaffinity.co...ult.aspx?cID=1 ] is relatively cheap "insurance" btw
Lately Ins Cos have added language that excludes any event/loss occurring at a track, racing facility, etc., from coverage. Your Policy may not, yet .. but I wld rec you stay on top of any changes. I only say this so you are not unpleasantly surprised if you have to make a claim running a normal non-timed "DE" - as it may not be covered bec/ of the above.
PCA sponsored DE Ins [ http://pcahpdeins.locktonaffinity.co...ult.aspx?cID=1 ] is relatively cheap "insurance" btw
from my policy: USAA Collision Exclusion #10
“Loss to any vehicle while it is being operated in, or in practice for, any speed contest.”
i don't do any speed contests, no autocross, nothin' -- in fact, i strongly considered doing some arrive and drive stuff this year because it's somebody else's car, but put it off until i have some more time. i love PSDS, as i've mentioned here, and doing it in their cars so i have had the oppty to lay down some times...
