Listings in Velodrome
Cleveland Velodrome
The Cleveland Velodrome is an Olympic-style banked wooden cycling facility and complex located in Cleveland's Slavic Village neighborhood. Operated by the non-profit Fast Track Cycling, it provides youth and adult activity promoting the sport of cycling for its various health and wellness benefits. It features youth programs, adult riding, and weekly racing from May through October.
Jerry Baker Memorial Velodrome
The Jerry Baker Memorial Velodrome is a 400-meter, concrete, outdoor track located in Marymoor Park, Redmond, WA. Operated by the non-profit Marymoor Velodrome Association, it is the only velodrome in Washington State and hosts a variety of programs for riders of all levels, including racing, classes, and youth camps. The track features 25-degree banking and is a hub for Pacific Northwest track cycling.
Kissena Velodrome
The Kissena Velodrome, affectionately known as the "Track of Dreams," is a historic 400-meter bicycle racing track located in Kissena Park, Queens, New York. Built in 1962, it is the only remaining velodrome in New York City and hosts a variety of track cycling events, races, and clinics for cyclists of all ages and skill levels. The track is made from NYC street asphalt, giving it a unique, challenging, and unpredictable surface. It is home to the Star Track Youth Cycling Program, a free outreach initiative that introduces city kids to the sport. The velodrome is a hub for the local cycling community, fostering a safe, competitive, and inclusive environment for track racing enthusiasts.
Mad Track Arena
Mad Track Arena, formerly the Lexus Velodrome, is home to the only indoor velodrome of its kind in the United States, featuring a 1/10th-mile wooden oval track with steep 50-degree banked turns for high-speed Madison racing. Beyond the velodrome, the 64,000 square-foot facility also includes a 1/8th-mile flat oval track for running, skating, and walking, and serves as a premier event venue for corporate events, parties, and more. It is owned and operated by the Detroit Fitness Foundation, a Michigan-based 501c3 non-profit organization dedicated to promoting fitness and community engagement.
Major Taylor Velodrome Indy Cycloplex
The Major Taylor Velodrome Indy Cycloplex is a multi-sport cycling facility operated by Marian University for the City of Indianapolis. It is home to the Major Taylor Velodrome, a world-class track cycling venue, as well as a BMX track, mountain bike trails, and a cyclocross course. The complex hosts a variety of events, races, and programs for all levels of cyclists.
Marymoor Velodrome Association
The Marymoor Velodrome Association (MVA) is a non-profit organization that operates the Jerry Baker Memorial Velodrome, a 400-meter outdoor track in Marymoor Park. The MVA hosts a full season of track racing, training programs, and classes for cyclists of all ages and skill levels. It is a vital hub for the Pacific Northwest cycling community, dedicated to promoting the sport of track cycling.
Rock Hill Velodrome
The Rock Hill Velodrome, also known as the Giordana Velodrome, is a world-class 250m concrete oval track that meets Olympic standards. It is owned and operated by the City of Rock Hill Parks, Recreation and Tourism Department. The facility offers rider development programs, certification clinics, race events, and open ride sessions, with spectating always free and open to the public.
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Tucson Velodrome Inc.
The Tucson Velodrome is Arizona's first Olympic-style, 250-meter, 42-degree banked cycling track, designed by Peter Junek. Built with an aluminum surface to withstand the hot desert climate, it allows for year-round use and is located at the Musselman Honda Circuit. The velodrome promotes track cycling for all ages, offering instructional classes, racing programs, and youth development to cement Tucson's status as a premier cycling destination.
Vermont Velodrome (Northeast Velodrome)
The Northeast Velodrome is New England's only active cycling track, offering programs for seasoned track riders and newcomers to the sport. It hosts races and training sessions from May to September.
Washington Park Velodrome / Kenosha Velodrome Racing
The Washington Park Velodrome is the oldest operating velodrome in the United States, having opened in 1927. It is a 333-meter track that hosts competitive track cycling events and educational programs like "Track 101." The racing is managed by Kenosha Velodrome Racing, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.