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My guess is that the insurance company has already taken a look at the black box data and they know exactly what the poor dude was up to.
Insurance company doesn't care what he was doing. The accident happened on a public street, and the car was being driven by the owner. The accident is clearly his fault. The only reasons the insurance company would need black box data is if there were some dispute in liability, or if accident reconstruction was needed for some reason (lawsuit, injuries, question of product liability, etc...).
The bottom line is that stupidity, recklessness, and lack of driving skill are all covered by your insurance policy.
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DBAP
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