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On road surfaces heated all day, a slip at a drinks station or a toe caught on a manhole cover ends in stitches and X-rays. Your medical costs are covered up to €150,000, from the emergency room to surgery if it proves necessary.
A fracture on a Caribbean island when you live elsewhere means reorganising a long-haul flight with a leg in plaster. Assistance and repatriation are covered at actual cost, from evacuation off the course to the moment you reach your own address.
The half is run under a race number, chip-timed, with a ranking that regulars on the island take seriously. The Competition option covers racing in official events, on this course and on every other start line of your season, training included.
An unseen kerb, a shoulder into a traffic bollard, and an injury can leave permanent restrictions. The permanent disability benefit reaches €200,000, helping you adapt your job and your daily routine once the accident is behind you.
Caribbean heat punishes a fast opening. Humidity stops sweat from evaporating, core temperature climbs, legs stiffen and attention fades by halfway. That is when runners trip on kerbs, roll an ankle where the surface changes and push on through the warning signs instead of easing off.
Your season does not end in November. Other races follow, along with early morning long runs through the rest of the year. AxeoSport personal accident insurance runs for twelve months, in competition and in training, wherever you live. Take a look at our half marathon insurance for your full calendar.
A mid-November fixture, the Pointe-à-Pitre International Half Marathon is the largest half in the Caribbean. Around 1,500 runners, local and visiting, cover 21.1 kilometres of city and coastal roads in the damp heat that closes the hurricane season.
One day, one start, a lot of people on the road at the same time. A single policy covers every runner you have entered. Our medical assistance team answers day and night while the race is running, repatriation is included, anywhere in the world. We can also back your half as a partner.
Yes. Cover applies whatever your country of residence, on this island as anywhere else. You are insured during the race itself and during the training runs that come before and after it.
Yes. What matters is the personal accident and its consequences. A fall in the closing kilometres, even one brought on by tiredness or the heat, falls under the medical cost and assistance guarantees.
Assistance arranges your care on the island and then your journey home at actual cost, when your condition requires it. Treatment received locally is handled under the medical costs guarantee, up to the ceiling that applies.
No. This is personal accident insurance, not cancellation insurance. We deal with the bodily consequences of an accident, never with the cost of your race number, your flight to the Caribbean or your accommodation.
It depends on the formula and the length of cover you need, a single race or a whole season. The online quote shows your exact price in a few minutes, with no obligation.
