Legal Notice

 

 

 

Once you enter onto The Nurburgring, Nordschleife, and buy your ticket for your lap(s), Ringjunkies cannot be held responsible for the way you ride your bike, or any accident you may have, howsoever caused.

Any damage to your vehicle, yourself or anyone else, is solely your responsibility. For this reason, your travel insurance needs to be in force the day from the day before you travel to Germany until the day you return, to ensure in the event of an accident, serious injury, or death, that you and your machine can be repatriated back to the UK. You will be paying for a ticket to ride on a public toll road in Germany. Your bike will need to be insured, MOT'd (if applicable), have a current Road Fund License and be fully road legal. Please ensure all your documents are up to date and are kept on your person at all times during your trip, as it is a legal requirement to do so. Please ensure you have completed your E111 form or your current E111 is up to date. (this can now be done online - link to the department of health website: http://www.dh.gov.uk/PolicyAndGuidance/HealthAdviceForTravellers/GettingTreatmentAroundTheWorld/EEAAndSwitzerland/

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NB. We are not a Travel Agent. Ringjunkies travel to The Nurburgring on the weekends shown. You simply employ us as a third party to organise a ferry crossing and a hotel on your behalf. It is not a legal requirement, by law, to offer Public Liability Insurance, unlike Employers Liability - which is. So, therefore, we do not provide any third party liability insurance.

If you have any further questions please contact us