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Aigle Velodrome is an indoor track-cycling facility in Aigle, in the Swiss canton of Vaud. It forms part of the Union Cycliste Internationale's World Cycling Centre, the training and development complex that also houses UCI headquarters, and its track is used for cycling instruction, athlete preparation, and sporting activities. The centre's published facility information identifies the velodrome as a 200-metre track for riders and programs connected with the UCI.
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What is the Aigle Velodrome used for?
The Aigle Velodrome is an indoor track-cycling facility at the UCI World Cycling Centre in Aigle, Switzerland. It serves as a training venue for athletes and part of the Union Cycliste Internationale’s international development work.
How long is the track at the Aigle Velodrome?
The UCI World Cycling Centre facility is documented as having a 200-meter velodrome. That makes it shorter than the 250-meter track commonly used for Olympic and world-championship track cycling.
When was the UCI World Cycling Centre in Aigle inaugurated?
The UCI World Cycling Centre was inaugurated in 2002. The Aigle site includes more than the velodrome, with BMX and other cycling facilities supporting athlete development.
Can ordinary visitors use the Aigle Velodrome?
The centre offers cycling initiations, guided visits, and educational activities in addition to elite training. Availability depends on the facility schedule, so public visitors should check the current program before arriving with a track bike.
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