Rockingham,,,exclusive Track Day for your Aston, 2nd October

Rockingham,,,exclusive Track Day for your Aston, 2nd October

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Y100

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Thursday 28th May 2015
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bismarck

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189 months

Thursday 28th May 2015
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1. Y100 + 1 (DB9.2)
2. bismarck (v8v)

A17DBS

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111 months

Friday 29th May 2015
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1. Y100 + 1 (DB9.2)
2. bismarck (v8v)
3. A17DBS (DBS)


adamfawsitt

523 posts

213 months

Friday 29th May 2015
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Bob, I am not 100% certain about what car I will have by then - will non Astons be welcomed?

Y100

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Friday 29th May 2015
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adamfawsitt said:
Bob, I am not 100% certain about what car I will have by then - will non Astons be welcomed?
A non Aston Adam,,,unthinkable,,,confused

This is a tricky one. However, as you are aware we have in the past included one or two other marques where it has helped fill the required number of places. It may well be the case again this time, so by all means watch this space and lets see how the entry list progresses.



GingerMunky

1,166 posts

257 months

Friday 29th May 2015
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1. Y100 + 1 (DB9.2)
2. bismarck (v8v)
3. A17DBS (DBS)
4. GingerMunky + 1


BigMig

205 posts

111 months

Friday 29th May 2015
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1. Y100 + 1 (DB9.2)
2. bismarck (v8v)
3. A17DBS (DBS)
4. GingerMunky + 1
5. BigMig +2 (v8v) (assuming +2 is allowed?)

Y100

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167 months

Friday 29th May 2015
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BigMig said:
1. Y100 + 1 (DB9.2)
2. bismarck (v8v)
3. A17DBS (DBS)
4. GingerMunky + 1
5. BigMig +2 (v8v) (assuming +2 is allowed?)
+2 is not a problem BigMig,,,,as long as each driver signs on at the circuit as a driver and has insurance cover for your car.

V8V Pete

2,497 posts

126 months

Saturday 30th May 2015
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Bob, can you clarify the situation regarding insurance please as it is a long time since I did a track day.

Presumably comprehensive cover is up to the individual and what their insurance company will offer. Assuming you don't have any track day cover in your road policy, then is third party liability insurance provided by the circuit or do individuals have to arrange their own cover?

Y100

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Saturday 30th May 2015
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V8V Pete said:
Bob, can you clarify the situation regarding insurance please as it is a long time since I did a track day.

Presumably comprehensive cover is up to the individual and what their insurance company will offer. Assuming you don't have any track day cover in your road policy, then is third party liability insurance provided by the circuit or do individuals have to arrange their own cover?
Yes Peter, insurance is the responsibility of each owner driver, the circuit operators do not provide cover. I am with Locktons simply because their policy covers me for Track Days.

V8V Pete

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126 months

Saturday 30th May 2015
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Y100 said:
V8V Pete said:
Bob, can you clarify the situation regarding insurance please as it is a long time since I did a track day.

Presumably comprehensive cover is up to the individual and what their insurance company will offer. Assuming you don't have any track day cover in your road policy, then is third party liability insurance provided by the circuit or do individuals have to arrange their own cover?
Yes Peter, insurance is the responsibility of each owner driver, the circuit operators do not provide cover. I am with Locktons simply because their policy covers me for Track Days.
So is it a requirement of attendance that all drivers produce evidence of comprehensive track cover or third party track cover? Or is it up to the individual in that you could take the risk and be on track without any insurance - clearly this is a risk for others as well as that individual.

I'm not trying to be awkward or anything and I do want to attend this event but I'd just like to be clear about the risks.

Y100

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Saturday 30th May 2015
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V8V Pete said:
So is it a requirement of attendance that all drivers produce evidence of comprehensive track cover or third party track cover? Or is it up to the individual in that you could take the risk and be on track without any insurance - clearly this is a risk for others as well as that individual.

I'm not trying to be awkward or anything and I do want to attend this event but I'd just like to be clear about the risks.
It is not a requirement to produce evidence of insurance cover but it is a matter of responsibility to ensure for everyone's sake that each owner has adequate Track Day insurance for their car.

V8V Pete

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126 months

Saturday 30th May 2015
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Y100 said:
It is not a requirement to produce evidence of insurance cover but it is a matter of responsibility to ensure for everyone's sake that each owner has adequate Track Day insurance for their car.
OK thanks. If I can't get it with my insurer (Aviva) can anyone recommend anywhere I can get cover just for the day please?

Y100

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Saturday 30th May 2015
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V8V Pete said:
OK thanks. If I can't get it with my insurer (Aviva) can anyone recommend anywhere I can get cover just for the day please?
By all means enquire for specialist one day cover,,,,but I'm pretty sure you'll find the premiums are prohibitive,,,,its why I changed from Admiral to Locktons, the Locktons policy provides automatic Track Day cover. yes

A17DBS

65 posts

111 months

Sunday 31st May 2015
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Y100 said:
V8V Pete said:
OK thanks. If I can't get it with my insurer (Aviva) can anyone recommend anywhere I can get cover just for the day please?
By all means enquire for specialist one day cover,,,,but I'm pretty sure you'll find the premiums are prohibitive,,,,its why I changed from Admiral to Locktons, the Locktons policy provides automatic Track Day cover. yes
I tried the same before the last track day and found that it was much cheaper to cancel my old policy (ironically it only had a week left!), and start a new one with Locktons. They were only a few pounds more expensive than the existing company will full track-day cover included.

Y100

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167 months

Sunday 31st May 2015
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So am I to assume Rockingham isn't the circuit we want,,,,,the sign ups a bit slow innit. confused

BravoV8V

1,858 posts

174 months

Sunday 31st May 2015
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V8V Pete said:
So is it a requirement of attendance that all drivers produce evidence of comprehensive track cover or third party track cover? Or is it up to the individual in that you could take the risk and be on track without any insurance - clearly this is a risk for others as well as that individual.
FYI, but you won't find 3rd party track insurance. All track insurance is 1st party only.

Competition Car Insurance (www.competition-car-insurance.co.uk/products2.asp) offer day policies. But it's not cheap.

Ken Figenus

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117 months

Sunday 31st May 2015
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(Silly) people can wrap their cars on track days (but usually just get their axles muddy and get even redder faced!) and I have never ever seen a shunt between two cars in 20+ trackdays in other cars. Its up to the driver to create their safety space and if you don't like someone's driving give them a very wide berth and let them pass (or leave them in your dust biglaugh ).

I did 12 laps here (just to finish off the Bridgestones biggrin):


That Locktons policy is great (and says leagues about the track day claims they dont get...) and they just bumped me an extra 700 miles gratis as I'd exceeded my 5000 annual allowance. I still don't think I have a track day car (and ooohh my new expensive rubber) but will pop along for a couple of laps and a good old chinwag!

Edited by Ken Figenus on Sunday 31st May 18:57

Ken Figenus

5,706 posts

117 months

Sunday 31st May 2015
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1. Y100 + 1 (DB9.2)
2. bismarck (v8v)
3. A17DBS (DBS)
4. GingerMunky + 1
5. BigMig +2 (v8v) (assuming +2 is allowed?
6. Ken Figenus, Rapide +3 (only joking - wont bring the kids so its just +1)

BravoV8V

1,858 posts

174 months

Sunday 31st May 2015
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Ken Figenus said:
...and they just bumped me an extra 700 miles gratis as I'd exceeded my 5000 annual allowance.
Lucky you.

When I had a Locktons policy on my V8V, they charged me quite a considerable premium for extending my 5k allowance. frown