Track Day Repatriation Insurance
- Emergency Medical Costs
- Repatriation to UK
- Amateur Racing Option
Cover for emergency medical and repatriation costs in the event of an accident on a Euro track day
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Track Day Repatriation Insurance
There's nothing better than a motorcycle track day abroad, with loads of track time and plenty of sun to enjoy getting your knee down for the photographer.
However, there's plenty to think about before you drop off your bike and gear at the stillage depot... top of your list should be Repatriation Insurance (or "Repat" Insurance) as without it, the Track Day Organiser (TDO) may not let you on track!
BeMoto Repat Insurance can cover you for accidents on track in Europe:
- Up to £250,000 of Emergency Medical Costs
- Up to £100,000 of Emergency Repatriation Costs
- A tax-free cash lump sum for specific injuries sustained on track or accidental death (optional extra)
- A contribution towards damaged bike clothing in a track day accident (optional extra)
Note: This policy only covers you for accidents whilst on a European track and acts as a 'top up' to normal travel insurance (travel insurance covers lots of other stuff like cancellation cover and if you get sick abroad, but typically excludes accidents on track as they consider it a "dangerous sport", so you need both).
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More Information About Track Day Repat Insurance
Quick Reference Guide:
- Cover for emergency medical and repatriation costs after an accident on track abroad
- Up to £250,000 emergency medical costs
- Up to £100,000 emergency repatriation costs - on top of the medical limits (£100k limit alive, or £50k in a body bag)
- This policy only covers medical and repatriation costs relating to a injuries sustained in an accident on the track, i.e. it is not a full travel insurance policy - we recommend you have holiday insurance in place as well (or at least take your GHIC card).
- Only covers track days in Europe (EEA)
- Amateur racing can be added for extra cost (not professional racing, sorry)
- No maximum age (minimum age is 18)
- You must be a UK resident
- Unlike a normal holiday insurance policy, you only need to pay for cover for the days you're actually on track (this policy doesn't cover things like cancellation anyway).
- You need to have a UK or EU driving licence that covers you for the class of bike you are riding (or an ACU race licence)
- You need to wear the appropriate protective riding gear, e.g. an ACU approved 'Full-Face' motorcycle helmet and CE approved apparel including:
- Leather motorcycle gloves that overlap or are underlapped by the sleeve
- One piece leathers or two piece leathers that zip all the way around
- Motorcycle boots that overlap or are overlapped by the leathers
- Full length back protector – integrated or separate
Even if you have a travel insurance with your packaged current account or a family multi-trip policy you are likely to need a top up policy like this one for the track day riding element... Normal holiday insurance policies usually exclude dangerous sports or hazardous pursuits.
