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Event insurance: who do Audax UK use?

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  1. Well, I haven't managed to get sponsorship for this year's 7/24[1][2],
    and so if it's going to happen at all it's pretty much going to have to
    happen with me as an individual promoter. I need to decide pretty
    quickly on how much I'm going to charge for entry, and that really boils
    down to 'what will the insurers charge/demand?'.

    7/24 is not a race. It's a 24 hour event over a fixed course (the seven
    7stanes tracks and the roads linking them up), and provided you finish
    in 24 hours you're in. In this sense it's like an audax. The fact that
    100 miles of the 290 mile total are off road is not audax-like, I admit,
    but you still only have to average 12mph, so we're not doing this at
    race pace. I need to find an insurance company who won't be utterly
    fazed by this, and who won't make unreasonable demands for (e.g.) first
    aid cover, which could put the cost of the event way up.

    Can anyone suggest insurers I might approach? Does anyone know who Audax
    UK insure with?

    [1] Yet. There's still time, but it's beginning to look unlikely.
    [2] Breaking my back _is_ some excuse.

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    [email hidden] (Simon Brooke) http://www.jasmine.org.uk/~simon/

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  2. Simon Brooke said:

    Well, I haven't managed to get sponsorship for this year's 7/24[1][2],
    and so if it's going to happen at all it's pretty much going to have to
    happen with me as an individual promoter. I need to decide pretty
    quickly on how much I'm going to charge for entry, and that really boils
    down to 'what will the insurers charge/demand?'.

    Can anyone suggest insurers I might approach? Does anyone know who Audax
    UK insure with?

    I don't know who AudaxUK uses but there is a lot of info on the CTC site
    including details of their Cycle Activity Insurance
    http://www.ctc.org.uk/DesktopDefault.aspx?TabID=3549

    HTH

    John B

  3. Simon Brooke said:

    Can anyone suggest insurers I might approach? Does anyone know who
    Audax UK insure with?


    I have no idea.

    But that sounds like an utterly awesome project. Will it be late enough in
    the year for me to get some fitness?

    --
    Ambrose

  4. in message <[email hidden]>, Ambrose Nankivell

    (') said:
    Simon Brooke said:

    Can anyone suggest insurers I might approach? Does anyone know who
    Audax UK insure with?


    I have no idea.

    But that sounds like an utterly awesome project. Will it be late enough
    in the year for me to get some fitness?

    17th/18th June to get the maximum daylight. Start at Glentrool at 11am
    Saturday, be at Glentress by 11am Sunday.

    <URL:http://www.stewartry-wheelers.org/7/24/>

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  5. in message <[email hidden]>, John B

    (') said:
    Simon Brooke said:

    Well, I haven't managed to get sponsorship for this year's 7/24[1][2],
    and so if it's going to happen at all it's pretty much going to have
    to happen with me as an individual promoter. I need to decide pretty
    quickly on how much I'm going to charge for entry, and that really
    boils down to 'what will the insurers charge/demand?'.

    Can anyone suggest insurers I might approach? Does anyone know who
    Audax UK insure with?

    I don't know who AudaxUK uses but there is a lot of info on the CTC
    site including details of their Cycle Activity Insurance
    http://www.ctc.org.uk/DesktopDefault.aspx?TabID=3549

    Thanks for the suggestion!

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    [email hidden] (Simon Brooke) http://www.jasmine.org.uk/~simon/

    The Conservative Party is now dead. The corpse may still be
    twitching, but resurrection is not an option - unless Satan
    chucks them out of Hell as too objectionable even for him.

  6. Quoted message said:

    Can anyone suggest insurers I might approach? Does anyone know who Audax
    UK insure with?

    British Cycling offer cover for non-competitive events under their
    banner "Cycling Events for All" - I'm using them to provide insurance
    for a reliability ride I'm organising on 5th March.

    Not sure what their reaction is to having an off-road element - speak
    to Paul West [[email hidden]] or Andy Cook
    [[email hidden]] or phone on 0161 274 2020.

    Cost is £40 per 100 riders expected or part thereof (min 100 riders).

    Hope this is of some help

    Ta
    Bronzie

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