[yzfrj]

Just "bumping" the thread.

Question : When will be next track day ?

[madan80]

The next pay and practice session can be held anytime the track is free...

[Shan2nu]

So when is it likely to heppen....sometime in Dec?

Shan2nu

[evo]

hey, can anyone tell me how the track day thing works? If the GQ drive goes as per schedule I`ll be driving down to Chennai and wanted to throw the car around the track! I`m salivating at the mere thought of it!

[mclaren1885]

Originally Posted by evo

hey, can anyone tell me how the track day thing works? If the GQ drive goes as per schedule I`ll be driving down to Chennai and wanted to throw the car around the track! I`m salivating at the mere thought of it!

Land up at the track with your car, find out if the track is free. Pay cash (1 or 2k depending on how much time you want), belt your car on track. Its as simple as that. You might have to sign on an indemnity form, thats about it. Its very easy.

[majorpayne]

Originally Posted by mclaren1885

Land up at the track with your car, find out if the track is free. Pay cash (1 or 2k depending on how much time you want), belt your car on track. Its as simple as that. You might have to sign on an indemnity form, thats about it. Its very easy.

I have a question - If i crash my car on the track, will i be able to claim for insurance? Or will we have to shell out the entire costs ourselves? Because i remember reading somewhere that our regular insurance will not cover this.

[vikram_d]

If you crash your car on the track then you will not be able to claim insurance. Most of the insurance deeds very clearly state that the car should not be used for racing purposes.

[nitrous]

Abroad, there have been cases of people claiming for cars "crashed right outside a race track".

[vikram_d]

Originally Posted by nitrous

Abroad, there have been cases of people claiming for cars "crashed right outside a race track".

Well I guess there always is a way out.

[esteem_lover]

And the Insurance folks are also watching this thread.

[mclaren1885]

Originally Posted by majorpayne

I have a question - If i crash my car on the track, will i be able to claim for insurance? Or will we have to shell out the entire costs ourselves? Because i remember reading somewhere that our regular insurance will not cover this.

You can do what nitrous has already mentioned. Don't forget this is India, as long as you keep the insurance surveyor happy, he will make sure you get a write-off too if need be it.

Originally Posted by esteem_lover

And the Insurance folks are also watching this thread.

Still better, they should come forward and help us get the insurance money

[neoranjit]

Originally Posted by mclaren1885

You can do what nitrous has already mentioned. Don't forget this is India, as long as you keep the insurance surveyor happy, he will make sure you get a write-off too if need be it.


Still better, they should come forward and help us get the insurance money

Charity begins at home.. doesnt it ?

[evo]

Originally Posted by mclaren1885

Land up at the track with your car, find out if the track is free. Pay cash (1 or 2k depending on how much time you want), belt your car on track. Its as simple as that. You might have to sign on an indemnity form, thats about it. Its very easy.

Brilliant..brilliant. Thats very good to hear! Thank you.

[xtremeshock]

Hey guys, this sunday there is an R15 grand finale race for R15 owners, will mostly be entering in it.
This will be the first time on the full track with a bike, am really nervous just hope my bike comes out unscratched. Half an hour of practice session and 3 to 4 laps of racing.
Any tips?

[v1p3r]

Some of us are planning to hit Chennai MMST on Sunday -- 04/01/09. The Bangalore boys are meeting up at Dakshin Honda at 9 am. The Chennai boys, please call Nitrous.