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In the forests, leaving the road usually means hitting a tree or dropping into a ditch. Period cars offer less protection than a modern rally shell, and neck, back and chest injuries are a real risk. Medical costs up to €150,000 cover treatment, hospital care and surgery.
Stages run through vast forestry land well away from the nearest village, often after dark. After an accident, assistance and repatriation at actual cost organises your evacuation from the scene and your journey home, whether you live in Britain, France or further afield.
The Roger Albert Clark Rally is a timed competition with overall and class results. The Competition option covers you on this event and on the other official rallies in your season, in testing as well as on the stages. It is what brings competitive driving within your cover.
A high-speed roll can leave lasting damage to the spine or limbs, for the driver and the co-driver alike. The permanent disability capital of up to €200,000 helps you cope with a permanent disability and reorganise your life after the accident.
In November, daylight arrives late and is gone by mid-afternoon. Crews run stage after stage in the dark on soaked, sometimes frozen gravel, in cars with no electronic aids. Fatigue builds over several days, pace notes get harder to read, and one late call or one late braking point can put the car into a tree.
Away from this event, rallying carries on all year: regional rallies, test days, gravel and tarmac events. Our rally car insurance protects drivers and co-drivers in training and in competition, at home and abroad, whatever their country of residence, with the same four guarantees from one event to the next.
A historic forest rally, the Roger Albert Clark Rally recreates the RAC Rally of its golden years, with gravel stages spread over several days. The route changes from one edition to the next across England, Scotland and Wales, and the event is held every two years.
Organising a rally with several days of stages? We insure every driver and co-driver in a single policy, anywhere in the world. Medical assistance can be reached around the clock for the whole event, and repatriation is included. We can also become a partner or sponsor of your rally.
Yes. AxeoSport personal accident insurance covers a person, not a car. Driver and co-driver each take out their own policy to benefit from medical costs, assistance, the Competition option and the disability capital.
Yes, provided it is an accidental injury during your sporting activity and the Competition option is in place for the event. Time of day, weather or darkness make no difference to the guarantee.
No. This is not cancellation insurance, so entry fees, ferry crossings and accommodation are not refunded. AxeoSport covers you as a person if you suffer an accidental injury, not your registration or travel costs.
No. The policy only covers bodily injury to the insured person. Damage to the car, mechanical recovery and third-party liability fall under other types of insurance that you arrange separately.
The price depends on your profile and the guarantees you choose, especially the Competition option. The online quote gives you a price in a few minutes, for you and for your co-driver.
