Stadiums and sports facilities Clermont-Ferrand

The stadium, which has existed since 1922, was updated 100 years later to become a genuine urban sports park. It is organized around a central hub dedicated to athletics, soccer and rugby, with a 1,500-seat grandstand. One section is reserved for a tennis club, while another is dedicated to basketball, 5-a-side soccer, beach volleyball, tennis and field hockey. A skate park, a pétanque area, ping-pong tables, a running track, two fitness areas, an omnisports hub and a playground complete the complex.

Its name pays tribute to the former mayor of Clermont-Ferrand and resistance fighter, Gabriel Montpied (1944-1973). Located in the Champratel district in the north of the city, it was inaugurated in 1995. This stadium is the home of Clermont Foot, a professional club that now plays in Ligue 1. The stadium is gradually increasing its capacity. In 2024, it should accommodate 16,200 people, compared to 10,800 today, including 3,200 modular seats. The parking lot capacity will increase to 1,700 spaces. This will be only the beginning of a long transformation in three phases, with the objective of reaching a capacity of 30,000 spaces in the long term. Expansion work is scheduled to begin in 2023.