Your privacy choices
See whether your browser’s privacy signal is on, switch Google Analytics off, and ask us to show, correct or delete your information, or not to sell or share it. The Privacy Policy explains what we collect and why.
Global Privacy Control
Checking…Your browser is sending a Global Privacy Control signal. We treat it as a request to opt out of the sale or sharing of your information on this browser, and Google Analytics stays off while it is on. There is nothing else you need to do.
Some browsers and privacy extensions can send a Global Privacy Control signal with every visit. If yours does, we treat it as an opt-out on that browser and switch Google Analytics off, with nothing else to do.
Google Analytics
It shows us, in aggregate, how people find and use the site. Switch it off and this browser stops sending data to Google Analytics. The cart, checkout and your account work the same either way.
The choice is kept in a cookie on this browser, so it does not carry over to other browsers or devices, and clearing your cookies resets it.
Ask us about your information
Tell us what you would like and we take it from there. We match a request with the email address on your orders or account, so please use that one.
We delete everything we are not required to keep. Order and payment records stay for as long as tax law requires, and an open order, return or claim is finished first.
This records your choice with us. To switch Google Analytics off on this browser straight away, use the switch above.
Put their name and email address in the details box and have their signed permission ready. We may ask them to confirm with us directly.
It is saved and sent straight to our team. Prefer email? Write to info@speedwayridersnyc.com.
How each choice works
What each choice does
- Global Privacy Control: a setting in some browsers. When it is on, we treat it as an opt-out on that browser and Google Analytics stays off.
- The Google Analytics switch: turns Google Analytics off, or back on, for this browser only.
- A request: reaches our team and covers you, not just one browser, once we can match it to you.
- Unsubscribe links: every marketing email has one, and it works straight away.
Do not sell or share my personal information
We do not sell your personal information for money. Some state laws count the use of analytics and advertising cookies as “selling” or “sharing”, even when no money changes hands, and give you the right to opt out of it.
To opt out, switch Google Analytics off above, use a browser that sends Global Privacy Control, or send a request with “Do not sell or share my information” picked. A request records your choice with us, so it also applies to anything done with your details outside the browser.
Global Privacy Control
Global Privacy Control is a signal that some browsers and privacy extensions send with every visit to say you do not want your information sold or shared. When your browser sends it, we treat it as a valid opt-out request for that browser, and Google Analytics does not run.
The signal comes from the browser, so it applies only to the browser that sends it. If you also want your choice recorded against your name, send a request as well.
Google Analytics on this browser
The switch saves your choice in a small cookie called sw_analytics that lasts a year. While it is set to off, Google Analytics is told not to collect anything from this browser, from the moment you flip it.
It covers Google Analytics only. Our site statistics from WordPress.com and the cookies the cart, checkout and payment providers need are not affected; the Cookie Policy lists them and explains how your browser’s settings can block cookies altogether.
Seeing, correcting or deleting your information
Wherever you live in the United States, you can ask us what personal information we hold about you, for a copy of it, to correct it, or to delete it. Use the form above, email info@speedwayridersnyc.com, or call or text (240) 916-2471. We reply within the time your state’s law allows.
When we delete your information, we keep only what the law requires, such as order and payment records for tax purposes, and anything needed to finish an order, return or claim that is still open. We tell you what we kept and why.
How we check it is you
To protect your information, we match a request with the details we already hold, usually the email address on your orders or account, and we may ask for one more detail, such as an order number. We will never ask for your full card number or your password.
Asking for someone else
An authorized agent can make a request on someone’s behalf with their signed permission. Pick “Someone else” on the form and put their name and email address in the details. We may ask the person to confirm their identity with us directly.
If we say no
If we cannot do all or part of what you ask, we tell you why. You can appeal by replying to our answer with “Appeal” in the subject line; we look at it again and tell you the outcome in writing. If you are still not satisfied, you can contact your state’s attorney general.
No penalty for asking
Using any of these choices never changes the price you pay, the service you get or what you can buy.
Marketing emails
Every marketing email has an unsubscribe link. You can also ask us to stop with the form above. Emails about an order you have placed still come, because they are part of the order.
This page was last updated on September 18, 2026. Nothing on it limits any rights you have under federal or state law.


