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w00dsy wrote:Did he hit that last car as he ploughed off the road?

w00dsy wrote:Who pays for repairs in that situation?

KNAPPO wrote:The move at the start of lap 6 is just fucking mega!

GT VIRUS wrote:

w00dsy wrote:Who pays for repairs in that situation?

The competitor/team pays. One of the hidden danger costs of racing, you are responsible for damage to any property you hit. For example, breaking an airbag at Mallala will cost you $4000

VTRacing wrote: Who knows? It's likely that the team will pay at least an excess on a property insurance policy held by the organisers. Alternatively, there's probably a clause on the spectator ticket that absolves the competitors and organisers from responsibility. I suspect Citroen will pick up the tab, even just for PR.

For events in NZ, there is an option at documentation to pay $50 for "fence insurance". In case you spear off into a farmers fence, the insurance will pay for the replacement.

Crews involved in accidents resulting in property damage (including fences)
are advised that they will be required to pay up to the first $10,000 of any
claim to rectify such property damage. Crews agree to this excess by
entering the event. Refer Appendix I of the CAMS Manual of Motor Sport for
further details regarding insurance cover.

GT VIRUS wrote:

VTRacing wrote: Who knows? It's likely that the team will pay at least an excess on a property insurance policy held by the organisers. Alternatively, there's probably a clause on the spectator ticket that absolves the competitors and organisers from responsibility. I suspect Citroen will pick up the tab, even just for PR.

For events in NZ, there is an option at documentation to pay $50 for "fence insurance". In case you spear off into a farmers fence, the insurance will pay for the replacement.

I can 100% guarantee that the competitor pays.

Quoted from the RallySA Supp Regs

Crews involved in accidents resulting in property damage (including fences)
are advised that they will be required to pay up to the first $10,000 of any
claim to rectify such property damage. Crews agree to this excess by
entering the event. Refer Appendix I of the CAMS Manual of Motor Sport for
further details regarding insurance cover.

VTRacing wrote: Who knows? It's likely that the team will pay at least an excess on a property insurance policy held by the organisers. Alternatively, there's probably a clause on the spectator ticket that absolves the competitors and organisers from responsibility. I suspect Citroen will pick up the tab, even just for PR.

For events in NZ, there is an option at documentation to pay $50 for "fence insurance". In case you spear off into a farmers fence, the insurance will pay for the replacement.

Crews involved in accidents resulting in property damage (including fences)
are advised that they will be required to pay up to the first $10,000 of any
claim to rectify such property damage. Crews agree to this excess by
entering the event. Refer Appendix I of the CAMS Manual of Motor Sport for
further details regarding insurance cover.

GT VIRUS wrote:

VTRacing wrote: Who knows? It's likely that the team will pay at least an excess on a property insurance policy held by the organisers. Alternatively, there's probably a clause on the spectator ticket that absolves the competitors and organisers from responsibility. I suspect Citroen will pick up the tab, even just for PR.

For events in NZ, there is an option at documentation to pay $50 for "fence insurance". In case you spear off into a farmers fence, the insurance will pay for the replacement.

Well the competitor has to pay the excess, which is normally bloody huge.

Quoted from the RallySA Supp Regs

Crews involved in accidents resulting in property damage (including fences)
are advised that they will be required to pay up to the first $10,000 of any
claim to rectify such property damage. Crews agree to this excess by
entering the event. Refer Appendix I of the CAMS Manual of Motor Sport for
further details regarding insurance cover.

VTRacing wrote: Who knows? It's likely that the team will pay at least an excess on a property insurance policy held by the organisers. Alternatively, there's probably a clause on the spectator ticket that absolves the competitors and organisers from responsibility. I suspect Citroen will pick up the tab, even just for PR.

For events in NZ, there is an option at documentation to pay $50 for "fence insurance". In case you spear off into a farmers fence, the insurance will pay for the replacement.

Crews involved in accidents resulting in property damage (including fences)
are advised that they will be required to pay up to the first $10,000 of any
claim to rectify such property damage. Crews agree to this excess by
entering the event. Refer Appendix I of the CAMS Manual of Motor Sport for
further details regarding insurance cover.

r8response wrote: