Antony De Fina, Commodore of the AOPC, highlighted the longstanding relationship between the two organisations and expressed enthusiasm for the new offering. He noted that Club Marine's commitment to the boating community has been instrumental in developing this tailored insurance solution.
The new policy is designed specifically for race boats when they are not in the water, ensuring that owners have comprehensive coverage during periods of inactivity. This is particularly beneficial for participants in events like the Australian Offshore Superboat Championships, where vessels often spend considerable time on land between races.
For boat owners, understanding the nuances of insurance coverage is crucial. Traditional policies may not extend to incidents occurring while the vessel is out of the water. Club Marine's latest offering fills this void, providing peace of mind to race boat owners and operators.
In addition to this new coverage, Club Marine continues to offer a range of insurance products tailored to various types of boats and personal watercraft. Their commitment to the boating community is evident through ongoing partnerships and initiatives aimed at enhancing safety and protection for all marine enthusiasts.
For more information on this new insurance offering and other products, boat owners are encouraged to visit Club Marine's official website or contact their local insurance broker.
