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V · 19th September 2013, 12:31 PM

In short - you are liable for the repair bill if you hit someone on a trackday

UPDATE:
Not good news.
The driver of car B lost his case.
The judge said you couldn't rely on the disclaimer.
Pay the damage in full and almost full costs = £21k.

So it seems any waiver is worthless?
I am not too sure how this can be?
Nor what any trackday hosts will or can do to resolve this?
Or who will want to do a trackday knowing if you have an accident you'll be liable to pay full costs - especially if you hit something expensive and knowing you wont get insurance to cover what ever you hit?!?!?

How on earth can this be right?

19th September 2013, 12:31 PM	#3
V Club Administrator Jap Spec RZ-S - Manual Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Suffolk Posts: 584	In short - you are liable for the repair bill if you hit someone on a trackday UPDATE: Not good news. The driver of car B lost his case. The judge said you couldn't rely on the disclaimer. Pay the damage in full and almost full costs = £21k. So it seems any waiver is worthless? I am not too sure how this can be? Nor what any trackday hosts will or can do to resolve this? Or who will want to do a trackday knowing if you have an accident you'll be liable to pay full costs - especially if you hit something expensive and knowing you wont get insurance to cover what ever you hit?!?!? How on earth can this be right? __________________ TT, VVTI, 6sp, HA's, SSQV, HIDS, K&N, N1 ExTi, AVS, Abflug, RMM, Defi, RPS, Turbo XS, ALC OS, DBA, Innovate. all wrapped in a blue shell.