rider medical insurance

Started by miki54, July 15, 2019, 05:56:18 AM

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miki54

Hi all.
I notice in the new rule book that rider medical insurance is now mandatory for all riders. We are coming from the UK where this is always included in the meeting entry but I presume this is not the case at Bonneville Speed Trials? We have already joined the AMA for this year so would this be the place to go for insurance? Any advice welcomed. Thanks, Miki.

maj

When running AMA we use the AMA insurance, but with FIM its inclusive in the (for us) Motorcycling Australia international licencing

comet

Hi Miki
I managed to find a couple of insurers in the UK that would cover me if I ever got to run out on the salt. I will see if I can dig the details up somewhere. Someone else from the UK might be able to chip in with help as well as I know at least a couple from here have arranged insurance in the past. I can say it was not the astronomical sum of money I expected it to be.

Cheers
John

comet

Hi Miki.
Try Reis Motorsports Insurance. If you can speak to Anele, she was incredibly helpful when I was chatting to her last year.
Aneles number - D:   0115 965 1053

Good luck.

miki54

Thanks John, looking forward to seeing you over there!

panic

The cost may be reasonable if the coverage does not include long-term custodial care. My mother's bill after Medicare was $30,000 a month.

7707

Can I suggest you contact John Price at Flint Insurance in London. John is well known in racing and has arranged my medical cover for the past 5 years.
Set records (A/BFRMR) at 258.679mph, 277.869 & 289.239mph Member of the Bonneville 200mph Club. Just trying to go fast!

Look for our Facebook page ...  Geoff Stilwell

miki54

Thanks for the reply, I will make enquiries today. Cheers, Miki

DRW

Just Saw This,  Riders Insurance, Call me a Rookie
Does this Just mean My Normal Medical Insurance Card ?
Or something different ?
I never had anything besides that before ?
Doesnt Mean That Much To me, To Mean That Much To You !

7707

The question relates to the poster coming from the UK. We have to arrange special racing cover just in case.
Set records (A/BFRMR) at 258.679mph, 277.869 & 289.239mph Member of the Bonneville 200mph Club. Just trying to go fast!

Look for our Facebook page ...  Geoff Stilwell

DRW

Oh, , Ok , ,Then I guess were covered here in the states if we have Medical Insurance already
Doesnt Mean That Much To me, To Mean That Much To You !

comet

I think your medical covers you DRW, but it might be worth double checking with Linneah or Delvene just to clarify. For us from this side of the pond further insurance is required. Generally speaking our travel insurance wont cover us for eating extra hot and spicy tacos let alone stepping foot on the salt. The good thing is that relatively speaking it is pretty affordable to get the insurance in place.
Oh wow. 3 weeks to go.  8-)

See you all very soon.

DRW

I agree, Cant wait to see ya . . . . .
Doesnt Mean That Much To me, To Mean That Much To You !

Pippi2

Officially: "Riders medical insurance is the sole responsibility of the rider. The AMA does not provide, or have a suggested provider, for medical insurance. Information is requested on the rider medical form completed during registration, and type of coverage is determined by each individual participant."

miki54

Thanks for all the replies. I went with Flint insurance here in the UK. ?300 for travel insurance to include racing on the salt at Speed Week. I am happy with that.
See you all in a couple of weeks and lets hope it has dried out by then!
Miki