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at the beginning of events...It basically holds all drivers responsible for their own vehicles while on the premises, regardless if the damage occurs from another driver or not. So in other words if you run into someones car at an SCCA event and you and they have signed the waiver, you have no legal responsibility to pay for the damages to the other persons car. Now should you pay, morally yes, but if they take it to court and you bring the liabilty waiver both of you signed prior to starting the event...You will not be liable for any damages regardless of fault. Read the liabilty waiver the next time you are at the event. You will see I am right. I thought the same thing, that the other person would have to cover damages (ie via insurance or personal), I was wrong. This was discussed quite abit over on the sccaforums, attorneys chimed in and said this is true. Aaron
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