Cover built for Tyrolean gradients and hard landings

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Broken collarbone, €150,000 of medical costs

A short landing off a slopestyle booter breaks a collarbone or a wrist in an instant. X-rays, surgery, pins, nights in an Innsbruck hospital: your medical costs are covered up to €150,000, follow-up care included.

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Getting off a steep bikepark line, at real cost

Crash halfway down a steep Tyrolean track and no car is reaching you. Stretcher, mountain rescue, sometimes a helicopter, then the journey home once you are stable: assistance and repatriation are paid at real cost, wherever you live.

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Timed runs sit inside the contract, not outside it

Plenty of policies stop at leisure riding and quietly exclude the official heat. The Competition option covers your classified Crankworx runs and every other downhill race number you take that season, practice laps on the jumps included.

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Up to €200,000 when a landing changes everything

A front wheel washing out on a wet root can leave lasting damage to a knee or the spine. If permanent disability is recognised, a capital sum of up to €200,000 helps you adapt your home and your working life.

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What gives way on day three of lift-assisted laps?

Three days of uplift stack up faster than riders expect. Arm pump builds, lines learned yesterday get taken quicker than they should, and June storms turn exposed roots into soap. The crowd pushes you to carry more speed into the jump line than you did in practice. Shoulders, wrists and collarbones take the bill.

The rest of your year looks much the same: shuttle days, uplift weekends, regional races. An annual policy saves signing up entry by entry and applies in training too. Our downhill mountain bike insurance follows riders through every day on the slopes, at home and abroad.

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Crankworx Innsbruck at a glance

The only Crankworx round staged in Europe brings downhill racing, slopestyle and open amateur categories together over several June days in the Inn valley, with large crowds packed around the jump zones and the finish arena.

  • Location: Innsbruck, Tyrol, Austria
  • Next edition: next edition to be confirmed
  • Format: downhill and slopestyle festival plus amateur races
  • Participants: large spectator crowds, amateur riders entered
  • Conditions: technical Tyrolean slopes, changeable alpine weather in June

Running a gravity festival or a downhill round?

Your riders can all be insured through a single sign-up, whatever the format of your weekend. Medical assistance stays reachable day and night while the event runs, and repatriation is included. We can also back your event as a partner or sponsor.

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FAQ

Questions riders ask before entering

Yes. Jumps, transitions and landings all count as the same insured practice, provided the Competition option is active for your official runs and qualifying heats.

Yes. The policy applies abroad whatever your country of residence, and assistance arranges the trip home once doctors confirm you are fit to travel after an accident.

Your treatment and any repatriation are handled, but the entry fee and travel costs are not refunded. This is personal accident insurance, not cancellation insurance, so the race number is not reimbursed.

Yes. The contract makes no distinction between practice laps and timed runs, so the sessions you ride on the bikepark before the finals sit under exactly the same cover.

The price depends on the length of cover, the Competition option and your rider profile. The online quote shows your exact figure in a couple of minutes, with no commitment.

Send it off the Tyrolean jumps with assistance on standby