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A GT car spearing into the barriers at the top of Eau Rouge puts huge loads through the neck and back, even with a bucket seat and a HANS device. Medical costs are covered up to €150,000, including hospital care and surgery.
Crews arrive from across Europe, Australia and Asia, and an injured driver can end up in hospital far from home for days. Assistance and repatriation are paid at actual cost, from evacuation at the circuit to the moment you are back home.
Spa is an official competition that requires an international racing licence. The Competition option covers you racing here and across your whole GT season, from sprint rounds to other endurance events, while private testing and track days stay covered too.
A side impact at the end of the Kemmel straight or at Les Combes can leave permanent damage to the cervical or lumbar spine. The permanent disability benefit pays up to €200,000 depending on the assessed rate, helping you reshape daily life and work.
At Spa it can be raining at Les Combes while the pit straight stays dry. Gentleman drivers, less used to it than the pros, have to handle faster traffic, night stints and Sunday-morning fatigue. Most offs come from a wrong tyre call, a forced overtake or a cold set of slicks on a damp track.
A GT season is far more than Spa, with endurance and sprint races, track days and private tests running from spring to autumn. Our motorsport insurance is personal accident cover that follows you to each of them, at home or abroad, and the Competition option extends it to every official race you enter.
First held in 1924, the 24 Hours of Spa has become the great classic of GT endurance racing. Around sixty cars share the 7 km Spa-Francorchamps circuit, with its famous Eau Rouge and Raidillon sequence and weather that can change from one corner to the next.
Organising a car endurance race with several drivers per car? We insure all your participants under a single policy. Our medical assistance is reachable 24/7 throughout the event, repatriation is included anywhere in the world, and we can also partner with or sponsor your race.
Yes. With the Competition option, cover applies to the whole race, day and night, as well as free practice, qualifying and the Superpole session that sets the front of the grid.
No. AxeoSport personal accident insurance is open to athletes from any country of residence. Treatment in Belgium and repatriation home are covered on exactly the same terms.
No. This is not cancellation insurance. It does not refund entry fees, travel or accommodation, but it covers the consequences of a bodily injury during the race or in training.
The track is long, fast and hilly, and rain can hit just one part of it. High-speed impacts at Eau Rouge, Les Combes or Blanchimont mainly put the spine and neck at risk.
The price depends on your profile and the cover you choose, including the Competition option. Our online quote gives the exact figure in a few minutes, with no commitment.
