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TrackGuard
by Acera Insurance

Gear up for your next track day.

A unique insurance program created to cover cars being used in track day events.

Backed by leading global insurers, TrackGuard was developed in response to huge demand from our clients and designed specifically to cover you and your ride when you take part in your next track day.

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Answering your most common questions.

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Your TrackGuard Service Team

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Rachela Pollock

Rachela is a commercial insurance executive specializing in adventure travel and outdoor recreation. Her innovative approach towards developing creative solutions for hard-to-place risks, including racetrack operations, makes her an industry leader.

Register an Event

As a track event host, please complete the event qualification form below.

Looking for insurance? If your event has already been qualified, click here to buy TrackGuard online.

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Event Information

Event location address
Is an event schedule prepared and available for all participants?
Does the event schedule identify the run groups and timing?
Is a list of event rules posted?
Is marshall support provided?
Are participating vehicles in compliance with the organizer’s safety rules?

Novices

Will novices be given a classroom session prior to their run group on track?
Will novices have a dedicated instructor/coach during their run groups?
Will a separate run group for novices be maintained throughout the event?
If a novice driver is signed off, will they remain in their run groups unless signed off by the organizer to run in the other groups?

Passing Rules

Are passing zones identified at the driver’s meeting and in the novice classroom?
Are passing zones for advanced drivers different than for novice drivers?
Are passing rules enforced by the marshals, and are offending vehicles forced to pit for instruction?