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Racetracks
NAICS 711212 · United States · 2022 edition
This U.S. industry comprises establishments primarily engaged in operating racetracks without casinos. These establishments may also present and/or promote the events, such as auto, dog, and horse races, held in these facilities.
Start the review with spectator premises liability.
For Racetracks, the saved research highlights spectator premises liability, participant/competitor liability, flying debris and projectile exposure. Confirm how these arise in the actual operation, what controls are used and whether additional services change the proposed coverage.
Questions to ask
- What type of racing events are held — auto, motorcycle, horse, dog, or mixed?
- What is the estimated annual attendance and maximum single-event spectator capacity?
- Does the facility self-promote events, lease to outside promoters, or both?
- Are live animals housed or handled on the premises?
- What is the condition and age of grandstands and spectator structures, and when were they last formally inspected?
- Is alcohol served on premises, and what is the estimated annual beverage revenue?
- For Racetracks, what should the underwriter know about prior spectator or participant fatality or serious bodily injury claims?
- For Racetracks, what should the underwriter know about facilities with deteriorating or aging grandstand structures without documented inspection history?
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Racetrack establishments operate or manage facilities where competitive racing events — such as auto, motorcycle, horse, or dog racing — are held before paying spectators. Day-to-day operations typically involve facility maintenance, event scheduling, ticketing, concessions, and coordinating with race sanctioning bodies, competitors, and vendors. Some facilities also promote their own events while others primarily lease to outside promoters.
Questions to investigate
- What type of racing events are held — auto, motorcycle, horse, dog, or mixed?
- What is the estimated annual attendance and maximum single-event spectator capacity?
- Does the facility self-promote events, lease to outside promoters, or both?
- Are live animals housed or handled on the premises?
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