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May brings showers to the east coast, and the roads around Saint-André are narrow and slick. A bike crash breaks a collarbone or a wrist in a second. Your medical costs are covered up to €150,000, imaging and surgery included.
With a limb immobilised, carrying a bag or sitting through a long-haul flight without help is not realistic. Assistance and repatriation are covered at actual cost, from the transition area to your home address, with medical follow-up where needed.
The long format is raced over 51.5 kilometres as official competition, chip timing and rankings included. The Competition option covers official racing, at this start and at every triathlon you line up for afterwards, training included.
A head trauma or a spinal injury after a fall can change a life overnight. The permanent disability capital goes up to €200,000, money that funds long-term care, help at home and the changes a house suddenly needs.
The windward side of Réunion is the wet side. A May shower leaves the road greasy, the return towards Saint-André comes fast, and tyres chosen for dry tarmac stop gripping. Add the humidity, which pushes heart rates up and makes the run feel longer than the number on the sign.
Most triathlon training happens without a marshal in sight: open roads, early morning sea swims, solo long rides. That is where a large share of accidents occur. Our triathlon insurance applies to those sessions as well as to race day, wherever you happen to be based.
The Triathlon du Colosse takes place at Saint-André, on the eastern side of Réunion, with three distances running up to 51.5 kilometres. It is a firmly local fixture, bringing around four hundred competitors together in May.
You handle three starts, three distances and one transition area in a single day. We insure all your participants through one sign-up. Medical assistance stays reachable day and night while you race, repatriation is included, anywhere in the world. We can also be a partner of your event.
Yes. All three distances fall under the same guarantee. How far you race changes neither the medical expenses ceiling nor the way repatriation is organised and paid for.
Yes. Ocean swimming is part of the insured practice. Feeling unwell in the water, a cut, or a knock on the way out of the swim are all treated as bodily accidents.
The guarantee does not depend on your country of residence. Treatment received on the island is covered, then assistance arranges your journey back to your home address, wherever that is.
No. Individual accident insurance does not behave like cancellation cover. It responds to the bodily consequences of an accident, not to a refund of an entry or a trip.
It depends on the formula you pick, how long cover runs and whether the Competition option is added. The online quote works out your price live, with no paperwork at all.
