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Originally Posted by RickFLM4
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Originally Posted by M3 Adjuster
120 posts and no insurer
How many thousands of people have been to thru the performance center over the years -
How many times has BMW NA demanded or requested that someone provide insurance?
this clearly is a non issue.
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I don't know how many people participated in events there or how many (if any) have been held responsible for damage they caused. However anyone signing the waiver I got was required to agree they had liability insurance that covers their participation in the event (click link in post 33 and see #3). I'd be ok buying the required insurance if there was a source from which to buy it. So unless there is a source from which to purchase insurance no one has identified yet, participants need to sign it and agree they have insurance when they don't if they want to participate.
However, I agree it is a non-issue as long as there are plenty of people willing to sign it as is. There is no reason for BMW to change anything if that's the case. The rest of us just won't go. Unfortunate but not the end of the world. |
Perhaps you are the type of person that when given a car and a set of instructions to not touch the DSC button, you still feel the need to push the button and go DSC OFF anyway ?
I think that waiver certainly might be in place for such a person.
if you don't feel that you can attend this sort of event without wrecking a vehicle, despite the traction control being on, then by all means I'd rather you stay home as well!
Sounds like that waiver is already doing its job
