Orienteering means running off the paths, through brambles, bracken and hidden stumps. Sprains and headlong falls come with the territory. Medical costs up to €150,000 cover consultations, scans, hospital stays and surgery after an accidental injury, whichever of the four races it happens in.
The JK draws orienteers from across Europe and beyond, often whole families. A serious injury far from home makes the trip back complicated. Assistance and repatriation at actual cost arrange evacuation from the scene of the accident to hospital, then your return home.
Each JK race counts towards official results by age class, from juniors to veterans. The Competition option covers you in official competition across all four days, then at championships, regional events and club weekends throughout your season.
A branch caught at full speed can injure an eye, and a fall into a gully can damage a knee or back for good. If the effects are permanent, the permanent disability benefit of up to €200,000 is paid according to the assessed disability rate.
Four races in four days wear you down, and concentration slips. Less experienced orienteers run faster than their map reading allows and end up in thick vegetation or on steep ground. British Easter weather, with showers and greasy soil, makes slopes slippery, and tired legs make every misstep more costly.
Orienteering goes on all year, with club events, night training in the woods and coaching camps. A personal accident orienteering insurance policy covers each of those outings, in France and abroad, whatever your country of residence. It applies in training as well as in competition, so you are not left without cover between races.
Every Easter the JK Festival brings together Britain's elite, its clubs and visiting orienteers for four days of racing. The venue moves from one edition to the next, which keeps maps and terrain fresh, from forest and moorland to dunes and town centres for the sprint.
Do you run a multi-day orienteering festival with sprint, long distance and relays? We insure all your orienteers under one single policy. Our medical assistance is reachable day and night during every race, and repatriation is included, anywhere in the world. We can also partner with or sponsor your festival.
Yes, as long as your cover period includes the Easter weekend. The guarantees apply to every race you run, from the sprint to the relay, and to warm-ups and training around the festival.
Yes. Cover applies in France and abroad, whatever your country of residence. An orienteer from Sweden, France or New Zealand gets the same guarantees during the JK as a local club runner.
No. This is not cancellation insurance, so entry, accommodation and travel are not refunded. AxeoSport covers accidental injury, with medical costs, assistance, repatriation and the permanent disability benefit.
Our assistance arranges your evacuation from the scene to a suitable hospital, then your return home, at actual cost. The treatment you receive afterwards falls under medical costs, up to €150,000.
The price depends on your profile, the length of cover and the Competition option. The online quote shows the exact amount in a few clicks, before you sign anything.