2.1 Participation is at the participants' own risk. With the receipt of the starting numbers, the participants declare bindingly that there are no health concerns against the participation. It is the responsibility of the participants to have their health checked by a doctor beforehand. The organizer assumes no liability for the health risk of the participants.
2.2 Liability of the organizer, his representatives and vicarious agents for personal injury, property damage and financial loss is - as far as legally permissible - excluded. The organizer is not liable for property damage and financial losses caused by negligence.
2.3 The organizer assumes no liability for objects of the participants stored during the running event by third parties commissioned by the organizer. A possible liability of the organizer due to gross negligence of selection remains unaffected.
2.4 The organizer is entitled to change the event or to cancel it partially or completely in cases of force majeure, for reasons of safety for the participants, as well as for other important reasons. In these cases there is - as far as legally permissible - no claim for refund of the entry fee and no obligation of the organizer to pay damages to the participants.
2.5 Cases of force majeure are in particular all measures arising from or in connection with the COVID-19 pandemic or a comparable spreading epidemic. The organizer is entitled - especially in 2024 and also beyond - to change the course of the event or parts thereof, to relocate or shorten the courses, to cancel the competitions completely or temporarily, to limit them partially, to close them or to cancel them completely. The organizer is entitled to take such measures in particular if the planned execution or continuation of the event could endanger the participants, the visitors or the general public, if an official event ban would be ordered for the event(s) or if the event could no longer be carried out in an economically reasonable manner due to legally or officially ordered restrictions. The participants shall comply with any official requirements or orders imposed on the organizer. Participants will be notified in advance of such conditions and/or changes by e-mail or on the website of the respective competition. Participants are requested to inform themselves on an ongoing basis, but in any case on the day of the event.
2.6 In case of official cancellation of the Linz Danube Marathon, the organizer reserves the right to hold all events of the Linz Danube Marathon as a Virtual Run. The registered participants will be transferred to the Virtual Run and will receive the start number incl. starter package, unless the organizer receives a written objection from the registered participants against the transfer to the Virtual Run within three days after the announcement and publication of the official cancellation on our homepage. With the transfer to the Virtual Run the registered participants are not entitled to a refund of the entry fees.
A refund of the entry fee is only possible in case of a complete cancellation of the event, if the cancellation is caused by the organizer without an important reason according to points 2.4 and 2.5. If the organizer is responsible for the cancellation, a pro rata refund of the entry fees paid by the participants shall be made in the amount of the expenses already incurred by the organizer after deduction of the pro rata expenses attributable to the participants. It is up to the participants to prove that the share of expenses already incurred by the organizer would actually have been lower.
2.7 If properly registered participants do not take part in the event for whatever reason or if they declare their non-participation to the organizer before the event, the participants have no claim against the organizer for a refund of the entry fee already paid.