description Argyll Velodrome Overview
Argyll Velodrome is an outdoor concrete track-cycling facility in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, rather than Port Moody, British Columbia. The track is 333.33 metres long, seven metres wide, and banked at approximately 33 degrees. Built for the 1978 Commonwealth Games, it later became a community venue for clubs, training, racing, and introductory track-cycling programs.
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Where is Argyll Velodrome located?
Argyll Velodrome is in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, not Port Moody, British Columbia. It is an outdoor concrete track-cycling facility.
How long is the Argyll Velodrome track?
The track is 333.33 metres long and about seven metres wide. Its banking is approximately 33 degrees.
When was Argyll Velodrome built?
The facility was built for the 1978 Commonwealth Games. It later became a venue for track cycling in Edmonton.
What type of cycling takes place at Argyll Velodrome?
It is used for track cycling on a banked concrete oval. Riders use the fixed track to train and compete in events suited to velodrome racing.
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