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Pumptrack in Langeac (43), France.

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Aerial view

Aerial view of the pumptrack in Langeac
Read off this view on 9 September 2026: a sealed surface, a footprint of about 1 200 m², 20 rollers, 14 banked turns. An outer loop and four or five inner loops, several of them tight little ovals. A dense track with many short turns: great fun, better for riders who can already pump. A small, separate light-coloured line runs beside the tennis courts to the south — a place to start out. It shows the layout, not the state of the rollers or the surface, and may predate the pumptrack. © IGN — BD ORTHO®, Licence Ouverte 2.0.
Surface
Sealed
Footprint
≈ 1 200 m²
Rollers visible
≈ 20
Banked turns
≈ 14

What the town says about it

A third source, neither the ministry census nor OpenStreetMap: what the town itself publishes. It is the only one that says where a facility came from, who built it and what it cost.

The pumptrack in Langeac was designed and built by Hurricane Tracks under a public contract awarded on 20 December 2021 for €117,630 excl. tax, on avenue Danton.1

Designed and built by
Hurricane Tracks1
Contract amount
€117,630 excl. tax1
Contract awarded
20 December 20211

Sources · Reviewed on 9 September 2026

  1. 1 Marché public de Langeac : réalisation d'un pumptrack avenue Danton — Données essentielles de la commande publique,

What the sources declare

Source
OpenStreetMap

Nothing else is declared about this facility. A field missing from this list was never filled in — it is not an observed absence.