Motorsport Insurance Survey

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Motorsport Insurance Survey by MORIS.co.uk

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A motorsport insurance survey is about to commence at this coming weekends race meeting at Brands Hatch as Justin Everitt makes his return to the racing scene in the unique MARCH 09 Duratec Sports 2000 race car.

"While doing this we decided it would make sense just to talk to competitors more about their insurance needs with particular emphasis being paced on competitor personal accident insurance. It is a motorsport survey that should possibly have been done some time ago. We know that our on-line platform is able to return instant quotations - and insurance cover for competitors in less tike than it takes to read a short article on the internet for example. We also know that our premiums are the most competitive on the market since we recently commissioned a simply survey to compare the performance of our web product with the more conventional motorsport insurance broker, but we felt we needed to direct some more fundamental questions directly to competitors so we are using the Brands Race weekend to do just that"

Death and Disability and loss of income insurance QUOTATION

Listening to competitors needs

The survey is a very short one - and will be no longer than five questions long. Those who take part will be able to obtain an instant 10% discount from MORIS for their next online purchase. It is designed to understand how competitors view the purchase of personal accident insurance and what they believe are equitable costs given the risks involved. Later in the year the survey will be put on-line on the MORIS website.

There is a slightly more subtle angle here too since we pick up chatter within the insurance market to the effect the majority of legal actions the MSA have to face as a governing body actually come from their own licence holders. "This is just plain wrong" exclaims Everitt. "The MSA, the clubs and circuits all work so hard to make what is recognised by all as a "dangerous sport" as safe as possible. t is completely impossible to legislate for all the freak accidents that go on in motor sport and lets face it - the majority of deaths or very serious injuries come from either a particular chain of events or simple bad luck and as a competitor it is plain wrong to leap to the phone and call one of the wretched no win no fee solicitors - they are just gangsters in suits"

Continuing Everitt explains, "When I go racing I fully accept the dangers. I have no intention of being one of a handful of people who do not come back from a weekends motorsport - but accidents happen. Instead of blaming someone else, the issue is not to leave my family penniless because of my indulgence so what is at the top of my personal motorsport insurance "check list" is "Am I Insured". The cost of taking this simple step is insignificant compared with the cost of actually competing for the weekend. Using MORIS.co.uk any MSA licence holder can insure themselves for up to £250,000 for Death and Disability and obtain up to £2,500 per week loss of income. Instantly, now today, any day of the week and what we are trying to do is filter out the same message to other competitors"

MORIS will continue with this survey through to the end of 2013 so if you would like to take part and claim your 10% discount for next years insurance bought through moris just send an email to info@moris.co.uk

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