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Maindy Centre Velodrome

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Maindy Centre Velodrome is an outdoor cycling track at the Maindy Centre in Cardiff, Wales. The 459-metre concrete track served as the track-cycling venue for the 1958 British Empire and Commonwealth Games. It has also been used for club cycling, training, and local competition, making it a longstanding facility for riders in Cardiff rather than a modern indoor Olympic-standard velodrome.

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Where is Maindy Centre Velodrome?

Maindy Centre Velodrome is an outdoor cycling track at the Maindy Centre in Cardiff, Wales. It has been used for club cycling, training, and local competitions.

How long is the Maindy Centre Velodrome track?

The track is 459 metres long and has a concrete surface. That length makes it a distinctive local venue for track-cycling practice and racing.

What major event used Maindy Centre Velodrome?

The velodrome served as a track-cycling venue for the 1958 British Empire and Commonwealth Games. It continued to support local cycling activity after that event.

Is Maindy Centre Velodrome indoors or outdoors?

It is an outdoor velodrome. The venue is part of Cardiff's Maindy Centre and is used for cycling training, clubs, and local competition.

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