Best Wooden Track

The Anna Meares Velodrome is a national-level indoor velodrome located in Brisbane, Australia. Constructed primarily of wood, the track provides a dedicated facility for competitive cycling and training. It serves cyclists of all levels including elite athletes preparing for international competitio...

The Laoshan Velodrome is a wooden-track velodrome situated in Beijing, Asia. Constructed for the 2008 Olympic Games, it’s notable as one of only a few remaining indoor Olympic cycling venues. It serves primarily cyclists training and competing within China and internationally, offering a dedicated s...

The Sary Arka Velodrome is a national-level indoor velodrome situated in Astana, Kazakhstan. Constructed with a wooden track, it provides a dedicated space for cycling training and competition. Primarily utilized by Kazakh cyclists and those participating in continental events, the facility hosts ra...

The Gentse Kuipke is a unique wooden velodrome situated in Ghent, Belgium. Constructed in 1905, it’s notable for its role as the host venue of the Six Days of Ghent, a demanding six-day track cycling race that has been held annually since 1893. The circular, timber track provides a challenging surfa...

The Invercargill Velodrome is an indoor wooden-track velodrome situated in New Zealand’s Southland region. It's notable as a key venue for national track cycling championships and provides essential training facilities. Primarily used by competitive cyclists and cycling clubs across the Asia Pacific...

The Velodrome Suisse is a 250-meter indoor velodrome located in Grenchen, Switzerland. Constructed in 2013, it features a wooden track meeting UCI Category 1 standards. This facility provides a dedicated training space for the Swiss national cycling team and supports competitive cyclists seeking a c...

The Minsk Velodrome is an indoor cycling track located in Belarus, constructed as part of the Minsk Arena complex to host the track cycling events for the 2019 European Games.

The National Velodrome Nilai is an indoor cycling track in Malaysia, specifically built in Negeri Sembilan to host the track cycling events for the 2017 Southeast Asian Games.

Opened in 2015 in Derby, England, this modern 250-meter indoor track is part of a multi-sport arena and serves as a premier training and competition facility for British Cycling.

Located in Pruszków, Poland, this modern indoor wooden track was opened in 2008 and notably hosted the 2009 UCI Track Cycling World Championships shortly after its completion.

The Jakarta Velodrome is a modern indoor cycling track in Indonesia, prominently constructed within the Rawamangun Sports Complex to serve the 2018 Asian Games.

Named after the legendary Belgian cyclist, this velodrome in Gentbrugge hosts professional and amateur track racing and serves as a monument to the country's rich cycling heritage.

The Velódromo de Rio Maior is an outdoor cycling track in Portugal that serves as a primary training facility and frequent host of the national track cycling championships.

The Siberian Velodrome is an indoor cycling arena located in Omsk, Russia, widely recognized as a major training center for professional track cyclists in the region.

The Sangmudae Velodrome is a sporting complex in Gwangju, South Korea, notably built to host the track cycling competitions for the 2015 Summer Universiade.

Originally built for the 1976 Summer Olympics, this indoor facility in Montreal hosted the track cycling events before being converted into the Montreal Biodome in 1992.

The Seoul Olympic Velodrome is an outdoor cycling track located in South Korea, famously constructed to host all track cycling events for the 1988 Summer Olympic Games.

Velodrom Kharkiv is a historic outdoor cycling track located in Ukraine, serving as a crucial regional sports facility for both amateur training and national competitions.

The Palau Municipal d'Esports de la Vall d'Hebron is a multi-purpose indoor sporting arena in Barcelona, Spain, built to host volleyball for the 1992 Summer Olympics.

Located in Prague, Czech Republic, this historic 400-meter outdoor concrete track was opened in 1955 and remains the primary venue for track cycling competitions in the nation.

Located in Stuttgart, Germany, this indoor arena features a wooden track and has hosted major international competitions, including the UCI Track Cycling World Championships in 2003.

The Athens Olympic Velodrome is an indoor cycling track located in Greece that hosted all the track cycling and Paralympic events during the 2004 Summer Olympics.

Located in Prešov, Slovakia, this outdoor cycling track is a key regional sports venue that hosts national track racing events and serves as a training ground for local cyclists.