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Pumptrack
Pumptrack in Saint-Pierre-la-Cour (53), France.
Aerial view
Read off this view on 9 September 2026: a sealed surface, a footprint of about 600 m², 14 rollers, 9 banked turns. A winding sealed track set in half of a large sealed oval, with white markings, next to the athletics track and the pitches. White lines follow the centreline of the serpentine. A compact serpentine on a sealed platform: all levels, with the whole oval around it to build speed. 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 ≈ 600 m² Rollers visible ≈ 14 Banked turns ≈ 9
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.
Saint-Pierre-la-Cour's pumptrack was the first in Mayenne, opened in November 2021. It was built by FTPB with the town's technical services, on site from late August to late October 2021. The whole sits within a 180-by-5-metre oval roller track enclosing two pumptrack lines.1 , 2
Built by FTPB, with the town's technical services1
Works Late August to late October 20211
Opened November 2021 — the first pumptrack in Mayenne1
Facility A 180 m by 5 m oval roller track around two pumptrack lines1
Sources · Reviewed on 9 September 2026
1 La piste de roller et le pumptrack de Saint-Pierre-la-Cour (53) — Roller en Ligne, November 2021
2 Pumptrack à La Baconnière : le deuxième du genre en Mayenne — Le Courrier de la Mayenne, January 2022
What the sources declare
Area 780.0 m²
Access Open
In service since 2021
Source French sports ministry census
Nothing else is declared about this facility. A field missing from this list was never filled in — it is not an observed absence.
Data: the French sports ministry's sports-facilities census (Licence Ouverte 2.0) and OpenStreetMap (ODbL). Every page names its source. A missing field does not mean “no”: it simply was never declared.