One night, one hundred kilometres, four guarantees that stay awake

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Tendon giving way at kilometre sixty, €150,000 of care

Over 100 kilometres something usually gives: an inflamed Achilles, a knee that locks, a fall on a badly lit bend. Scans, a night in hospital and follow-up treatment add up quickly. Your medical costs are covered up to €150,000, emergency care included.

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Hypothermia at four in the morning, evacuation paid for

Temperatures drop in the small hours, the pace falls away and a sweat-soaked runner cools down fast. Sometimes someone has to be lifted off a dark country road and driven to hospital. Assistance and repatriation are covered at actual cost, including the journey home.

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100 km, marathon or half, an official start insured

Whichever distance you choose, you run with a chip and a result sheet, and many runners are chasing a qualifier or a personal best. The Competition option covers your official start and the other road races and ultras you take on across the season.

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Night gone wrong: €200,000 of capital

A foot catching the verge after ten hours on the move, a head-first fall in the dark, and some consequences last for good. A permanent disability capital of up to €200,000 gives you the means to adapt your home, your work and your training.

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Three in the morning, when the body simply stops

A hundred kilometres is a management problem, not a speed problem. You start in the evening, the stomach closes down, blisters arrive, judgement fades and every pothole becomes a trap. Plenty of runners go out too hard in the cool air and pay for it between midnight and dawn, when aid stations are furthest apart.

Getting ready for a night like that takes months of mileage: long runs, tune-up races, sometimes another ultra abroad. Annual long-distance running insurance keeps all of it covered without extra paperwork, in training and in competition, in Switzerland and anywhere else you line up, whatever your country of residence.

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Essentials of the Bieler Lauftage before you choose

The Bieler Lauftage gather several races around the Biel 100 km, run overnight in June, with a marathon and a half marathon for shorter legs. Expect around four thousand runners, a fast course across the Seeland plain and the particular atmosphere of a shared all-night effort.

  • Location: Biel/Bienne, Switzerland
  • Next edition: next edition to be confirmed
  • Format: 100 km, marathon and half marathon
  • Participants: around 4,000 runners
  • Conditions: June night start, cold small hours, fast flat route

Put on an all-night race, we insure the runners

Your event runs several distances from evening until the following morning. One subscription insures every participant against bodily accident. Our medical line answers day and night for as long as runners are out there, and repatriation is included. We can also come on board as a partner or sponsor of your race.

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FAQ

Common questions from the hundred-kilometre field

Yes. Start time changes nothing. An accident at two in the morning on the route is handled exactly like a daytime one, with medical costs, assistance and repatriation all in scope.

Yes. The race is chip-timed and ranked, so it counts as official competition. The option covers that start plus the other road races and ultras you enter during the same season.

A medical line stays reachable for the whole duration of the event. If you have to be taken off an isolated section, the transport and then the journey back home are covered at actual cost.

No. This is personal accident insurance, not cancellation insurance. It pays for the bodily consequences of an accident, not your entry, not your travel, not your accommodation for the weekend.

It depends on the formula, on whether you add the Competition option and on the period you insure, one race or a full year. The AxeoSport online quote shows your exact price straight away.

One headlamp, one hundred kilometres of darkness, run with a clear head