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Does entry into the event cover us? I have explored the website but can find no references for insurance cover.
"racing and training at home and abroad (except Canada and USA). " oh and Ironman events...doh!
fortunately the norseman comes under this
unfortunately I am not a member anyway.
Best way to go is a private policy, I must get one sorted, rosie gave me the address of one but I have been too lazy to do anything about it.
if anyone else want to enquire
Thats better
I spoke to a nice guy at IMR Group and it is their Sport Travel Insurance which allows me to race in an IronMan event. For people travelling all the time they also do a yearly policy.
Phone number is 01582 595595 or web page is www.imrgroup.co.uk
[Shuffles up beside Jj]
Serious question now...
What do we do if it absolutely p!sses down on July 17th? Do we just get soaked? Should I be taking a mcaintosh juston the off chance?
It fell off.
Using the Carlsberg race plan TM Rosey...
I'd like warm slight breeze and partially overcast please.
:oD
You should be provided with a complete rain proof bike cover for the overnight that you leave the bike in transition, use this to cover your transition box just before the race to keep your race shoes dry.
Other than that the secret is to use the offer from FB etc and take as much as you would need for a summer ride in cold conditions, bear in mind you are racing so you will be warm but the descents might get a bit chilly if its raining and you only have a tri suit on.
A bit of rain is the least of my worries - better that than 30C+.
I'm going to be away on holiday while you are racing in IMCH, so will have to find an Internet cafe to catch up with the results.
Best wishes to all racers, and in the words of my American colleagues....kick ass, guys!
I'm a bit concerned that I'll swallow lots of water on the swim.
I'm a bit worried I may find the hills hard on the cycle.
And I'm only thinking about the first half of the marathon because I'm too scared to contemplate the full thing.
No point worrying about the race really, its the one thing thats definately organised:)