Time-chasers need more than fresh racing flats

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Stress fracture after a reckless opening split, €150,000 in care

A half run flat out on hard tarmac loads the shin and the foot with every stride, and the crack that had been quiet all through training finally speaks up. Medical expenses cover pays for imaging, specialist consultation and the boot that follows.

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Hospital first, then the journey back to your door

A fall inside a dense pack can end at the emergency department, and you are not always fit to travel home alone. Assistance and repatriation at actual cost arrange the evacuation and the trip back to wherever you live.

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Chip-timed, officially ranked, properly covered

Everyone here races the clock and the results are used as a benchmark. That official competition is exactly what the Competition option covers, on this half and on every other bib in your season, training sessions included.

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Hip fracture in a crowded start pen, up to €200,000

Ten thousand runners released onto the same road, one clip of a heel, and the fall happens at full speed. A fractured hip can leave lasting damage. The permanent disability capital is then paid out so you can adapt daily life.

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Why a flat course punishes runners just as hard

A quick course tempts you into an opening pace you have never held. The first ten kilometres feel free, then the bill arrives as cramp, tendon pain and low blood sugar over the second half. Cold November air keeps under-warmed muscles tight, and the crowd leaves little room to swerve around someone slowing down.

And this Sunday is not your whole year. Preparing a fast half means speed work in every season, usually alone on a quiet road with nobody watching. Annual half marathon insurance covers training and racing, in France and abroad, whatever country you live in, with no extra step before each race.

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Practical notes before you chase the clock

An autumn half marathon that has become a benchmark for runners hunting times, with a quick route, a crowded field and an organisation used to big numbers. Here is what entrants look up before race weekend.

  • Location: Boulogne-Billancourt, Hauts-de-Seine, France
  • Next edition: next edition to be confirmed
  • Format: half marathon, fast course
  • Participants: around 10,000 runners
  • Conditions: November, cold air and city tarmac

Organising a mass chip-timed race

Ten thousand bibs on a single distance, waved starts and official times to protect. We insure every runner with one subscription for individual accident cover. Medical assistance stays reachable day and night during the race, repatriation is included, and we can also be a partner of your event.

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FAQ

Boulogne Half Marathon, what runners want to know

Yes. A bodily accident during the race opens cover for treatment, transport and any lasting damage, whether you tripped yourself or were taken down by someone else.

Cover applies to bodily accidents. An injury sustained during the event and diagnosed afterwards fits that definition, provided the medical certificate links it to the race.

No. It is not cancellation insurance, so neither the bib nor the travel is refunded. It pays for the bodily consequences of an accident, treatment, assistance and permanent disability.

Yes. It covers official competition, on this half and across your whole running season, training included, with nothing extra to arrange each time you pin on a number.

The price depends on the formula and the period, a single race or the full year. The online quote shows your figure after a handful of questions, with no commitment.

Twenty-one kilometres at full tilt, with your mind on the clock alone