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On narrow downhill roads, braking a fraction late puts the car into a rock face or a barrier. Concussion, broken wrists and spinal injuries are common after that kind of hit. Medical costs up to €150,000 cover treatment, hospital stays and surgery, in France or wherever you are treated.
An off on a mountain stage can leave the crew several metres below the road, far from the valley floor. Getting you out sometimes takes a helicopter. Assistance and repatriation at actual cost pays for evacuation from the crash site and your return home, in France or abroad.
The Mont-Blanc counts towards the French championship, so its timed stages are official competition. The Competition option covers you on this round and across the rest of your season, from regional rallies to the other national events on your calendar.
A roll down the slope or a head-on hit against a tree can leave a permanent disability. The permanent disability benefit of up to €200,000 gives you the means to adapt your home, retrain for suitable work or pay for day-to-day help.
September in Haute-Savoie can mean a cold, damp morning and a dry afternoon. Shade from the pine forests keeps the tarmac wet, and cut corners drag gravel onto the racing line. Long descents cook the brakes. With around 150 crews chasing championship points, tiredness and pressure on the clock do the rest.
An amateur's season runs far beyond one weekend in September: testing, regional rallies, slaloms and track days. Personal accident insurance for rally drivers covers you in training and in competition, in France and abroad, whatever your country of residence. The same guarantees go with you from one event to the next.
The Rallye Mont-Blanc Morzine sets up in the Haute-Savoie ski resort at the end of summer, with its timed stages on the French championship calendar. Mountain passes, forests and Alpine villages make for demanding terrain, whether you are a club amateur or an experienced driver.
Scrutineering, recces, timed stages: your crews spend several days on the road. We insure all of them, drivers and co-drivers, under one policy. Our medical assistance line answers day and night during the event, and repatriation is included anywhere in the world. We can also be a partner or sponsor of your rally.
Yes. Cover applies in training as well as in competition. Recces and testing are protected just like the timed stages, within the terms of your policy, so you are covered from the very first run.
Yes. Personal accident insurance covers one person. For both driver and co-driver to have medical costs, repatriation and the disability benefit, each takes out their own policy, ideally before the recce starts.
No. This is not cancellation insurance, so entry fees, accommodation in Morzine and transporting the car are not refunded. AxeoSport steps in only after an accident causing bodily injury.
Our assistance team arranges evacuation from the crash site, using means suited to mountain terrain where needed, then transfer to hospital and your return home. All of this is paid at actual cost.
The price depends on your profile, how you drive and the options you choose. Our online quote shows it precisely within a few minutes, before you even send your entry for the Rallye Mont-Blanc Morzine.
