If the MRA "promotes it" then we're compelled to insure it - it's part of our agreement with AMA. If someone ELSE puts it together, then we're off the hook from a liability standpoint.Originally Posted by PremiumBlend
Why would the MRA have to insure a poker run if it was just for fun and was organized OUTSIDE of the MRA, but the proceeds went to the MRA?We'd have to insure a poker run, which would be additional cost, which we can't swing. Better to have them come to the races. If you could coordinate something that "benefitted" the MRA but was not "run" by the MRA that would be different, but there's liability involved if you're the promoter.
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