Antares (Le Mans)

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Antares
The Antarès multi-purpose hall in Le Mans
The Antarès multi-purpose hall in Le Mans
Data
place 2 Avenue Antarès 72100 Le Mans , France
FranceFrance
Coordinates 47 ° 57 '21.8 "  N , 0 ° 13' 35"  E Coordinates: 47 ° 57 '21.8 "  N , 0 ° 13' 35"  E
owner City of Le Mans
operator Vega
opening September 25, 1995
surface Concrete
parquet
ice surface
architect DMT Architectes
capacity 8,077 places (maximum)
6,003 places (basketball)
6,676 places (boxing)
3,678 places (indoor soccer)
3,678 places (gymnastics)
5,789 places (handball)
3,696 places (ice skating)
5,789 places (tennis)
5,789 places (volleyball)
Societies)

The Antarès is a multi-purpose hall in the French city ​​of Le Mans . The basketball team of Le Mans Sarthe Basket bear its home games in the hall. The arena holds 6,003 spectators for the games. With different configurations depending on the event, it offers between 1,242 and 8,077 seats. The Antarès is also used for concerts and other cultural and musical events as well as exhibitions. On September 15, 2007, the beatification of the order's founder, Basile Moreau, took place here.

The hall is located in the Complexe Sud de Mulsanne and was opened on September 25, 1995. It is located near the new MMArena football stadium and the Circuit des 24 Heures race tracks for the Le Mans 24-hour race and the Bugatti circuit , where the French motorcycle race and the Le Mans 24-hour motorcycle race are held is carried out.

In addition to the main hall, Grande Salle, there is a smaller sports hall called Salle Bleue . In it there is a basketball court and six rows of seats in the stands along the playing field. In addition, it is used for other sports such as B. fencing or boxing and as an event location u. a. for meetings , banquets , anniversaries and celebrations.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Website of the operating company ( Memento of February 26, 2011 in the Internet Archive ) (French)
  2. Data on capacity ( Memento from February 27, 2011 in the Internet Archive ) (French)
  3. Blessed Basile Moreau. In: holycrosscongregation.org. Retrieved September 28, 2019 .