Their reasons are financial. They have risk profiles set up for cars and age brackets, and that's fine for the overwhelming majority of use cases. If they and t

Their reasons are financial. They have risk profiles set up for cars and age brackets, and that's fine for the overwhelming majority of use cases. If they and the insurance company get it right, they make money, they get it wrong, they lose money. I'm not sitting around caring particularly much if a car rental company makes money or goes under. Celebrities, high net worth individuals, etc., make sense to get exceptions from a business perspective. Verstappen or Taylor Swift or whoever isn't going to skip out on paying for it if they crash one of these cars. There's just not a reason not to rent to them even if they are outside of your usual risk profiles, because their net worth makes the rest of the profiles irrelevant.