WTF?? NJMP should just change insurance carriers.
- Thread starter pefrey
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theyre not requiring you to have personal insurance, nor are they requesting to see your insurance if you do. They simply want your info and emergency contact info, whats the harm in that? I run alot of trackdays and even the track org requires that type of info when you sign up, typically the tracks dont. But, since youre already giving your contact info to the org you are there with, whats the big deal about giving it to the track? They just want to make sure they can contact someone for you in case they need to, and if THEY are hosting their own trackdays, then by all means they should have it.
HondaGalToo
Control Rider
Works for me. I'd want someone to know whom to call should something happen to me, one more source having the info is ok, I think. I'm also glad NESBA records an emergency contact-not all orgs do.
My person to contact is Jenny Frantz. Her mobile number is 410-867-5309. Can someone give that info to NJMP?
HondaGalToo
Control Rider
Ok, I read it more closely. I think it's bullshit. They don't require an emergency contact, that's optional, so it's not a safety thing. The mandatory fields are name, phone, email and zipcode. They don't state a privacy policy. Now I want to know to whom they're selling my information. I'm not buying the "insurance requirement".
some guy #2
Member
Aren't they requiring that everybody who enters the track give them that information? I took it to mean even spectators for AMA rounds will have to fill out the form.
HondaGalToo
Control Rider
That's my understanding as well. Can you imagine how long it's going to take to get in the gate for a major spectator event, let alone a trackday or anything else? Gonna be a nightmare, me thinks. We'll see. I sent them an email asking if they were planning on having two lines at the gate...one for Fan Pass and one without. I also asked their privacy policy and if they were going to be selling my email address and phone number to marketers.
I doubt I'll get a response, but if I do, I'll post up.hooligan998
New Member
Aside from spectators, wouldn't the organization you're racing with be the ones to contact your emergency contact, and not the track personnel? And I don't consider e-mail to be an emergency contact medium.
This is marketing. Nothing more. So I call BS as well.
This is marketing. Nothing more. So I call BS as well.
HondaGalToo
Control Rider
Nope, I have one there, I have a small pouch stuck on my helmet with info, and a card in the small pocket located along the front zipper in my Vansons.
