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there ever accidents? |
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your car on a track at speeds is an inherently dangerous activity.
You must respect your car, your abilities and most of all, heed
your instructor. A big ego has no place on the track. Body damage
to cars rarely occurs, and when it does it is almost always
the result of a too-aggressive driver, or driving too careless
for conditions! This can result in your car leaving the paved
portion of the track and striking something hard. Almost never
will cars collide with each other in an HPDE group. Too, injuries
are virtually unheard of in HPDE. You are encouraged to check
with your insurance company regarding coverage. Most insurance
companies will cover damages to your car during an HPDE. Remember,
HPDE is NOT racing, it is high-performance driver’s education.
Be careful if they tell that it is not covered, agents have
been wrong before. Ask them for an official list of exclusions
in your policy and consult with an expert. |
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