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Essentially the short answer is no.
You'd have to read the policy language very carefully. All of them have some kind of exclusion for racing or timed events. Many of them go even further to cover open track events. Even if it doesn't, you would have an extremely difficult time getting the loss covered. They will cover a driving school such as AAA, which is done on the street, but not something on a racetrack. If you crash the car, you're on your own.
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