June showers arrive quickly here, and the descents drop into villages with slick cobbles and tight turns. Collarbone, wrist, stitches, a scan at the hospital: your medical costs are covered up to €150,000, including any stay on a ward.
The route runs through farmland where a rescue vehicle rarely arrives within minutes, and your own home is usually in another country. Assistance and repatriation are covered at actual cost, all the way back to your front door.
This half distance counts as official competition, exactly the wording that voids many ordinary policies. The Competition option covers racing under licence, on this June event and on every triathlon or duathlon you line up for afterwards.
A high speed crash on a fast rolling section can leave permanent disability behind it. The permanent disability capital reaches €200,000, which pays toward adapting your home, your car and the job you go back to.
Kraichgau does not break you with one mountain, it wears you down with hundreds of short ramps. You push over the top, dive into a narrow descent toward a village, and do it again. The classic errors follow: braking too late into a bend, cutting the inside line, then starting the half marathon far too fast on a course that keeps rising.
Away from race day the risk does not change on the lanes and tracks where you build your summer. Long rides, hill repeats and the first cold lake swims of the year happen with no medical crew nearby. Year round triathlon insurance covers training as well as racing, at home and across the border.
This 70.3 is based at Bad Schönborn, in a hilly stretch of south west Germany. A lake swim leads into a rolling 90 km on narrow roads and a half marathon that is fast without ever being flat. Around 2,500 triathletes race it in June.
You run a one day race across three disciplines, with wave starts and open roads to watch. We insure every entrant through a single sign up. Our medical assistance stays reachable day and night while you race, repatriation is included, and we can also be a partner of your triathlon.
Yes. Bodily accident cover does not separate lakes from oceans. An injury in the warm up, during the swim leg or climbing out of the water falls under the same medical costs.
Emergency treatment, imaging, hospital care and surgery fall under medical costs, and assistance organises your journey home if you cannot travel back on your own.
No. This is personal accident insurance rather than cancellation cover. It pays for the bodily consequences of an accident, never your entry fee, your train ticket or your hotel.
No. Cover applies whatever your country of residence and wherever the race is held. You travel with the same contract that protects your training sessions at home.
The price depends on the length of cover, one race or a whole season, and on the options you add. The online quote shows your figure in a few minutes, with no commitment.