Swim out into the Moselle with your treatment settled

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One slip on a vineyard descent, €150,000 of care

The lanes that climb and drop through the vines are narrow, with tight bends and loose gravel on the verge. Leaving the road at speed usually means stitches, scans or a plate in a collarbone. Your medical costs are covered up to €150,000.

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Repatriation back across the border, at actual cost

Many entrants drive in for the weekend and plan to be at work on Monday. If an accident stops you, assistance and repatriation are covered at actual cost, from the riverside medical tent to your own front door, whichever country that is in.

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Secure your whole race calendar, not just this start

This 70.3 is officially timed, with age-group results and slots at stake. Standard policies often stop at recreational use. The Competition option covers starts in official competition, on this course and on every other bib you pin on this year.

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Lasting damage after a crash, €200,000 of capital

A touch of wheels in a tight group, or a slide on a damp corner, can leave a shoulder or a knee permanently short of movement. The permanent disability capital runs to €200,000 and cushions lost income and the adjustments that follow.

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Three borders within an hour, one river to cross

Swimming in a river is not swimming in a lake. The current pushes you off line, the banks slide past faster than expected and breathing goes ragged in the first few hundred metres. On the bike, constant short climbs out of the valley punish anyone who trained only on flat roads, and tired legs make mistakes on the way back down.

Between races you ride alone on country roads and swim long sessions in a pool or a lake. That is where most injuries actually happen, simply because that is where the hours are. Year-round triathlon insurance keeps training and racing under the same cover, at home and abroad, without you declaring every single session.

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Luxembourg 70.3 in numbers

Based in Remich on the Moselle, this half distance gathers about 2,000 triathletes from the wider border region and beyond. A river swim, a hilly ride through wine country, then a flat run along the water. Here is what to check before entering.

  • Location: Remich, Moselle valley, Luxembourg
  • Next edition: Next edition to be confirmed, usually in June
  • Format: 1.9 km swim, 90 km bike, 21.1 km run
  • Participants: Around 2,000 athletes
  • Conditions: River swim, vineyard climbs and changeable June weather

One policy for your entire start list

One day of racing, three disciplines, hundreds of bibs to look after. One subscription insures all your participants, from the first wave to the final finisher. A medical assistance line answers day and night while the race is on, repatriation is included, anywhere in the world. We can also be a partner of your event.

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FAQ

Questions we get from Remich entrants

Yes. All three disciplines sit under the same guarantee. A blackout, swallowed water or a collision with another swimmer in the Moselle all open the right to medical cost cover.

Yes. The cover applies at home and abroad, whatever your country of residence. Crossing a border to race changes nothing about the medical costs or the assistance written into the contract.

No. This is personal accident insurance, not cancellation insurance. It pays for the bodily consequences of an accident, never the entry fee, the hotel or the drive to the start line.

Yes. As soon as there is official timing and a ranking, you are competing rather than training. The Competition option covers those starts, on this race and across the rest of your season.

It depends on the period you choose, the guarantees you keep and the level you declare. The online quote shows the figure before you commit, whether you want one weekend or the full year.

From the Moselle current to the vineyard road, start with a clear head