Racing insurance

[big gear head]

I remember reading about this on here somewhere, but I can't remember where. My Camaro insurance is being canceled and I have to find another company. I asked MK insurance if I would be covered under their policy if I was racing just for fun and they said no. Does any collector car insurance cover you when you are drag racing? All of you who have the high dollar COPO and other super cars who are racing at SCR, are you running with no coverage?

[EZ Nova]

Bill Lutz has race car insurance. He's on Yellowbullet quite a bit:

https://coiservices.com/race-car-insurance

[big gear head]

Thanks! I'll give them a call.

[Locker537]

I've used Hagerty for driving of road courses. They are partnered with another company to provide track insurance.

https://www.hagerty.com/Insurance/Track-Day-Insurance

You can also try:

https://ontrackinsurance.com/
https://opentrack.com/

I've been recommended all three for HPDE insurance. Not sure if they cover drag racing.

[big gear head]

Thank you. I'll check those too. I was told by MK that Hagerty didn't cover racing.

[EZ Nova]

Bill is good with this from what I've heard, and a big racer as well. If they can't do it AND IT CAN BE DONE, he will let you know who can and how to do it.

[big gear head]

$1500 a year, to go to one race. And that doesn't cover any street driving.

[8secchevelle]

I have my chevelle insured through Don Kennedy in Portland Tn. , he is a racer himself . I have coverage all the time except from burn box to turn off and also tool coverage , I have $50000 value for right at $500 a year

[EZ Nova]

Originally Posted by 8secchevelle

I have my chevelle insured through Don Kennedy in Portland Tn. , he is a racer himself . I have coverage all the time except from burn box to turn off and also tool coverage , I have $50000 value for right at $500 a year

So that's NOT ON-TRACK face car insurance? We need insurance BETWEEN the burn-out box and the return road.

[8secchevelle]

No coverage between burn box and turn off , all other times yes if throttle sticks and you hit a pole in the lanes it's covered if you hit the wall on the track it's not, on track coverage is offered but was crazy expensive for a $50000 value , in my situation the on track is not viable I race from Bradenton fl. To Norwalk oh so I'm on the road a lot of miles each year so it's nice knowing I have some coverage on the car. State Farm cancelled my coverage years ago because I race the car so I feel this is a great plan for me