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Motorsport market welcomes two new schemes

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The motorsport risk market has received a boost with the launch of two new facilities.

Lloyd's insurer Jubilee Managing Agency has launched a personal accident scheme for amateur race and rally drivers while motorsport insurance specialist THB Clowes has launched online quote system On-Track for professional and amateur enthusiasts.

The Jubilee scheme caters for amateur drivers that hold Motor Sport Association (MSA) competition licences and is available through Motorsports Race and Rally Insurance Services' (MORIS) website.

The MORIS Competition Personal Accident scheme has been

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