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The Daniel-Pescheur circuit, formerly known as the Circuit de Candie, is regarded by experienced motorcyclists as a major reference for learning and prevention. It takes its name from a former police motorcyclist and great sportsman who died in 2011, and who designed the 1,150 km track. Managed and financed by Toulouse Métropole since 2009, the circuit is free and open to everyone, whatever their chosen motorcycle. The aim is to enable everyone to enjoy motorcycling on a circuit in a safe environment. The circuit boasts a wide range of facilities, including a road speedway, a motocross track, a Super Motards track, a road training track, a trials zone and, for added comfort, a reception building and a snack bar. Several bikers' associations have their headquarters here, including the FFMC31. Two meeting rooms are available. During the week, the site is used by school groups for road safety activities. An educational circuit often cited as an example.