In this special episode of the I Hate Insurance Podcast, we bring you a recast of Rick Lindsey’s powerful guest appearance on the Motocross Track Owner Roundtable. This in-depth panel discussion featured leading industry experts—including insurance brokers, legal professionals, and financial advisors—focused on addressing the rising challenges motocross track owners face today.With track closures becoming more common and insurance harder to obtain, the roundtable served as a much-needed forum for track owners to openly discuss their experiences, share concerns, and explore actionable solutions. During the discussion, Rick Lindsey, CEO of Prime Insurance Company, delivers hard-hitting insights into how traditional insurance models are failing business owners and how a partnership-driven approach to risk management can make all the difference.Rick doesn’t hold back as he exposes how insurance companies avoid paying claims, leaving businesses vulnerable when they need protection the most. He shares strategies on how to secure real coverage that actually works—highlighting the need for proactive risk management, insuring participants, and forming partnerships with insurers who will stand by you when it counts.For motocross track owners, business leaders, and anyone frustrated by the empty promises of traditional insurance, this episode offers a candid, no-nonsense roadmap to protecting your business and staying ahead of legal and financial risks. Enjoy!In This Episode You'll Learn:Why traditional insurance companies often fail to deliver when it matters mostHow to choose insurance partners who will support you during tough timesWhy insuring participants—not just spectators—is critical for protecting your businessHow proactive risk management can prevent devastating lawsuits and closuresThe truth about how the legal system pressures businesses into settling claims and how to defend against itAnd much more…Sign up for emails and see exclusive content on the I Hate Insurance Podcast webpage: https://www.xinsurance.com/i-hate-insurance-podcast/ResourcesSaenz v. Whitewater Voyages, Inc.