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One autumn shower is enough to turn a Maures road into a skating rink, with leaves, mud and running water in the corners. Hitting a bank or a tree leads to fractures and back trauma. Medical costs up to €150,000 pay for treatment, hospital stays and surgery.
Stages run through cork oak and chestnut forests where access roads are few, and darkness comes early in November. After a heavy off, assistance and repatriation at actual cost arranges evacuation from the crash site and your journey home, wherever you live.
As the French championship finale, the Var draws drivers fighting for a title and others keen to end the year on a high. The Competition option covers official competition at this rally and across your whole season, from the first round to the last.
A roadside tree is unforgiving. A side impact can leave lasting damage to the pelvis, the spine or the head. The permanent disability benefit of up to €200,000 helps pay for adapting your home and your daily life after the accident.
The Rallye du Var runs on narrow, twisting roads lined with trees and ditches. In November a Mediterranean downpour can arrive within minutes, and the light fades fast late in the day. Crews chasing a title take risks. Amateurs, meanwhile, arrive at the finale after a long season, often tired.
A rally season starts well before November: testing, regional rallies, hill climbs and track days. With rally personal accident insurance, you are covered in training and in competition, in France and abroad, whatever your country of residence, and the guarantees stay the same from one event to the next.
Starting from Sainte-Maxime, the Rallye du Var wraps up the French rally championship each autumn. Twisting stages in the Maures hills, big crowds and titles on the line give it a place of its own on the national calendar.
A championship final means a long entry list and crews travelling a long way. We insure all your drivers and co-drivers under one policy. Medical assistance answers day and night throughout the event, and repatriation is included anywhere in the world. We can also be a partner or sponsor of your rally.
Yes. Personal accident insurance protects one person. Driver and co-driver each take out their own policy to get medical costs, repatriation, the Competition option and the disability benefit.
No. Guarantees do not vary with the weather or the time of day. An accident on a wet road or at nightfall is handled under the same guarantees, provided the Competition option is in place for the race.
No. This is not cancellation insurance. It refunds neither your entry fee nor your accommodation in Sainte-Maxime nor travel costs. It pays out only after an accident causing bodily injury, in competition or in training.
Yes. Cover applies whatever your country of residence. If you are hurt on the roads of the Var, repatriation takes you all the way back to your home, wherever it is.
Through our online quote. The price depends on your profile, how you drive and the options you choose, including the Competition option. You get the exact figure in a few minutes, before you confirm your entry.
