description Kenosha Velodrome Overview
The Kenosha Velodrome, officially known as the Washington Park Velodrome, is a historic outdoor cycling track located in Kenosha, Wisconsin. Constructed in 1927, the 333.3-meter concrete track holds the distinction of being the oldest continuously operating velodrome in the United States. The facility features steeply banked corners designed for high-speed track cycling and regularly hosts local, regional, and national amateur racing events. It serves as an important community resource for both competitive cyclists and recreational riders in the Upper Midwest.
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Where is the Kenosha Velodrome?
The Kenosha Velodrome is located in Washington Park in Kenosha, Wisconsin. Its official name is the Washington Park Velodrome.
How long is the Kenosha Velodrome track?
The concrete cycling track is 333.3 metres long. It is an outdoor velodrome used for track cycling.
When was the Kenosha Velodrome built?
The Kenosha Velodrome was constructed in 1927. It is described as the oldest continuously operating velodrome in the United States.
What is the official name of the Kenosha Velodrome?
Its official name is the Washington Park Velodrome. The name Kenosha Velodrome is commonly used because of its location in Kenosha, Wisconsin.
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