Dirt tracks, mountain bikes, sand underfoot, medical cover behind

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Collarbones, wrists, deep cuts and €150,000

A front wheel finds a dry rut and the bars are gone before you react, with the shoulder or the wrist taking the landing. Coral rock opens wounds that need stitches and follow-up. Medical costs are covered up to €150,000.

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Hurt at the far end of a track no vehicle reaches

The bike sectors drop into narrow trails hemmed in by thorn scrub, and a stretcher sometimes has to be carried back out on foot. Assistance covers evacuation and repatriation at actual cost, from the back of the course to your own address.

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Off-road, but still an officially scored race

Cross triathlon is raced under a licence, with heats and a result sheet. The Competition option guarantees official racing, on this April course and on every other number you pin that season, road or off-road, at home or abroad.

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A back injury on a loose descent, up to €200,000

A bad landing on a laterite camber, or a root taken side on, can leave damage that never fully clears. When disability turns permanent, you need something to stand on. The permanent disability capital goes up to €200,000.

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How much can go wrong on an off-road April course

Dirt punishes mistakes the road forgives. April leaves the tracks baked and dusty, dust hides the stones, and heat turns loose bike handling into a proper fall. Many entrants meet mountain biking through a race like this one, on a poorly set-up bike with hard tyres and gloves left in the car.

The race is one morning, the build-up runs for months. Recon rides happen on the same tracks, usually alone and out of phone range. Annual triathlon insurance covers training as well as racing, on the road and off it, in France and abroad, whatever country you live in.

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Key facts on the off-road triathlon by the sea

North-west Grande-Terre pairs open beaches with a cane-field hinterland cut by dirt tracks, and the Port-Louis cross triathlon uses both. Swim, mountain bike and trail run follow one another in front of a local field of roughly two hundred. The essentials follow.

  • Location: Port-Louis, Guadeloupe (France)
  • Next edition: Next edition to be confirmed
  • Format: Cross triathlon: swim, mountain bike, trail run
  • Participants: Around 200 entrants
  • Conditions: Dry dusty tracks in April, sharp rock, thorn scrub

One subscription for an entire cross triathlon field

An off-road course makes access hard for medical crews, and you know that better than anyone. We insure every entrant through a single subscription. Our medical assistance is reachable day and night while the race runs, and repatriation is included. We can also be a partner of your cross triathlon.

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FAQ

Before the gun, what cross triathletes want to know

Yes. Off-road riding falls inside the bodily accident guarantee exactly as road cycling does, on the marked course on race day and during your own recon laps on the tracks.

A helmet and the organiser's rules are the baseline on any off-road course. The guarantee answers for the bodily consequences of an accident while you train or race, not for how you set your bike up.

No. This is individual accident insurance: it covers injury to you, not equipment. A cracked frame or a buckled wheel after a fall is outside what this contract handles.

No. It is not cancellation insurance. Neither the cross triathlon entry nor your travel costs come back. The contract works on what an accident does to your body, in training or in competition.

That depends on the formula and the length of cover you pick. The AxeoSport online quote shows your price within minutes, for this race alone or for your whole season.

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