List of cycling tracks and velodromes

Yerevan Velodrome

This is a list of cycling tracks and velodromes for track cycling worldwide.

Velodromes currently in use

Indoor: all the structures are closed inside
Outdoor: the velodrome is uncovered and in open air.
Outdoor, fully covered: all the structures are covered but in open air.
Outdoor, track covered: the track is covered but in open air.

Country	Velodrome	City	Length	Banking Corner(/Straight)	Surface	In-/Out-door	Notes	Altitude	Location
Argentina	Antonio Ríos	San Rafael, Mendoza	250 m	unknown	concrete	Outdoor		689 m	34°38′14″S68°19′27″W / 34.637118°S 68.324251°W / -34.637118; -68.324251
Argentina	Bahiense Pedal Club	Bahía Blanca	250 m	unknown	concrete	Outdoor		31 m	38°41′18″S62°16′26″W / 38.688392°S 62.273812°W / -38.688392; -62.273812
Argentina	Chavense Pedal Club	González Chaves	150 m	unknown	concrete	Outdoor		197 m	38°01′43″S60°06′09″W / 38.028504°S 60.102419°W / -38.028504; -60.102419
Argentina	City of Esperanza	Esperanza	250 m	unknown	concrete	Outdoor	RRF	41 m	31°26′49″S60°55′14″W / 31.447083°S 60.920651°W / -31.447083; -60.920651
Argentina		Concepción del Uruguay	540 m	unknown	asphalt	Outdoor		9 m	32°28′25″S58°13′28″W / 32.473652°S 58.224562°W / -32.473652; -58.224562
Argentina		Concordia	340 m	unknown	concrete	Outdoor		35 m	31°22′20″S58°00′05″W / 31.372278°S 58.001488°W / -31.372278; -58.001488
Argentina	Eduardo Maero (Bº Ayacucho) Velodrome	Córdoba	250 m	unknown	concrete	Outdoor	painted	430 m	31°22′33″S64°10′27″W / 31.375739°S 64.174219°W / -31.375739; -64.174219
Argentina	Ernesto Contreras Provincial	Mendoza	333.33 m	unknown	concrete	Outdoor	RRF	859 m	32°53′03″S68°52′49″W / 32.884205°S 68.880290°W / -32.884205; -68.880290
Argentina	Gabriel Deramond Municipal cycletrack	Caleta Olivia	450 m	unknown	asphalt	Outdoor		7 m	46°27′00″S67°31′47″W / 46.450051°S 67.529755°W / -46.450051; -67.529755
Argentina	Héctor Cassina	Rafaela	250 m	unknown	concrete	Outdoor	lights	103 m	31°16′20″S61°29′38″W / 31.272154°S 61.493785°W / -31.272154; -61.493785
Argentina	Jorge Batiz	Corral de Bustos	225 m	unknown	concrete	Outdoor		118 m	33°16′33″S62°11′34″W / 33.275939°S 62.192824°W / -33.275939; -62.192824
Argentina	Julio Polet Panamerican	Mar del Plata	250 m	unknown	concrete	Outdoor	lights, UP	16 m	38°01′00″S57°34′32″W / 38.016792°S 57.575439°W / -38.016792; -57.575439
Argentina	KDT Circuit	Buenos Aires	333.33 m	unknown	concrete	Outdoor	painted, RRF	9 m	34°33′58″S58°24′55″W / 34.566094°S 58.415181°W / -34.566094; -58.415181
Argentina	Las Breñas Cycle Association	Las Breñas	400 m	unknown	concrete	Outdoor	lights	105 m	27°05′47″S61°04′27″W / 27.096371°S 61.074074°W / -27.096371; -61.074074
Argentina	Luján	José María Jáuregui	200 m	unknown	concrete	Outdoor	lights	27 m	34°35′39″S59°10′54″W / 34.594188°S 59.181770°W / -34.594188; -59.181770
Argentina	Mayo Park	San Juan	400 m	unknown	concrete	Outdoor	lights, RRF	656 m	31°31′53″S68°32′38″W / 31.531321°S 68.543792°W / -31.531321; -68.543792
Argentina	Reconquista Municipal	Reconquista	333.33 m	unknown	concrete	Outdoor		44 m	29°10′00″S59°38′21″W / 29.166628°S 59.639164°W / -29.166628; -59.639164
Argentina	Resistencia	Resistencia	400 m	unknown	concrete	Outdoor		53 m	27°26′06″S59°02′12″W / 27.435003°S 59.036791°W / -27.435003; -59.036791
Argentina	Río Cuarto Municipal	Río Cuarto	250 m	unknown	concrete	Outdoor		440 m	33°06′50″S64°20′57″W / 33.113971°S 64.349065°W / -33.113971; -64.349065
Argentina	Roberto "Paco" Echegaray	San Carlos de Bariloche	333.33 m	unknown	concrete	Outdoor	lights	823 m	41°08′11″S71°17′33″W / 41.136363°S 71.292591°W / -41.136363; -71.292591
Argentina	Rubén Rosetti	Junín	333.33 m	unknown	concrete	Outdoor		82 m	34°35′09″S60°58′28″W / 34.585758°S 60.974359°W / -34.585758; -60.974359
Argentina	Rufino	Rufino	333.33 m	unknown	concrete	Outdoor		121 m	34°15′30″S62°43′29″W / 34.258369°S 62.724729°W / -34.258369; -62.724729
Argentina	Sáenz Peña	Pres. Roque Sáenz Peña	333.33 m	unknown	concrete	Outdoor		93 m	26°48′52″S60°25′22″W / 26.814527°S 60.422674°W / -26.814527; -60.422674
Argentina	San Francisco	San Francisco	400 m	unknown	concrete	Outdoor	non-std, painted	118 m	31°24′59″S62°04′46″W / 31.416487°S 62.079451°W / -31.416487; -62.079451
Argentina	San Luis Provincial	San Luis	250 m	unknown	concrete	Outdoor	lights, UP	729 m	33°18′45″S66°19′43″W / 33.312613°S 66.328478°W / -33.312613; -66.328478
Argentina	San Nicolás cycletrack	San Nicolás de los Arroyos	500 m	unknown	asphalt	Outdoor		28 m	33°21′13″S60°12′51″W / 33.353730°S 60.214062°W / -33.353730; -60.214062
Argentina	Trenque Lauquen Cycletrack	Trenque Lauquen	575 m	unknown	concrete	Outdoor	100 m turns	93 m	35°59′12″S62°45′02″W / 35.986721°S 62.750528°W / -35.986721; -62.750528
Argentina	Tres de Febrero	Villa Martínez de Hoz	535 m	unknown	concrete	Outdoor	lights, 40 m turns	93 m	34°36′14″S58°34′38″W / 34.603913°S 58.577175°W / -34.603913; -58.577175
Argentina	Unzué Park Municipal	Gualeguaychú	425 m	unknown	asphalt	Outdoor	lights, 75 m turns	7 m	33°00′36″S58°29′50″W / 33.010067°S 58.497099°W / -33.010067; -58.497099
Argentina	Velodrome of the Lagoon	Santa Rosa	565 m	unknown	asphalt	Outdoor	lights, RRF	169 m	36°37′41″S64°18′39″W / 36.628123°S 64.310869°W / -36.628123; -64.310869
Argentina	Venado Tuerto Municipal	Venado Tuerto	333.33 m	unknown	asphalt	Outdoor	lights	123 m	33°44′14″S61°57′40″W / 33.737229°S 61.961060°W / -33.737229; -61.961060
Argentina	Velódromo Héroes de Malvinas	San Juan	250 m	unknown	asphalt	Outdoor	lights, UP, RRF	646 m	31°34′52″S68°32′59″W / 31.581208°S 68.549754°W / -31.581208; -68.549754
Argentina	Vicente Alejo Chancay	San Juan	257 m	47°/12°	wood	Indoor	Will be venue for 2025 UCI Track Cycling World Championships	650 m	31°36′49″S68°31′43″W / 31.613653°S 68.528698°W / -31.613653; -68.528698
Armenia	Yerevan Velodrome	Yerevan	250 m	42°	wood	Outdoor	Built in 2010–11 to replace the old cycling track which was later demolished.	915 m
Australia	Adcock Park Velodrome	West Gosford, New South Wales	460 m	unknown	asphalt	Outdoor	Open to the public excepting cycle club competitions and training. Surrounds athletics track so caution when events are on. Lights.	4 m	33°25′51″N151°19′40″E / 33.430872°N 151.327892°E / 33.430872; 151.327892
Australia	Adelaide Super-Drome	Gepps Cross, South Australia	250 m	43.0°	wood	Indoor	Hosted 2011 Oceania Track Championships	25 m	34°50′29″S138°36′44″E / 34.841384°S 138.612296°E / -34.841384; 138.612296
Australia	Anna Meares Velodrome	Chandler, Queensland	250 m	40.0°	wood	Indoor	Hosted 2018 Commonwealth Games; Will be venue for 2032 Summer Olympics		27°30′54″S153°08′47″E / 27.514972°S 153.146506°E / -27.514972; 153.146506
Australia	Marty Busch	Ballarat, Victoria	250 m	37.5°	concrete	Outdoor		421 m	37°36′18″S143°50′37″E / 37.604869°S 143.843474°E / -37.604869; 143.843474
Australia	Burwood East	Burwood East, Victoria	307 m	25°	concrete	Outdoor		134 m	37°51′21″S145°09′37″E / 37.855967°S 145.160255°E / -37.855967; 145.160255
Australia	Blackwater	Blackwater, Queensland	333.33 m	unknown	concrete	Outdoor		169 m	23°33′48″S148°53′06″E / 23.563408°S 148.884876°E / -23.563408; 148.884876
Australia	Blue Lake Sports Park	Mount Gambier, South Australia	250 m	unknown	concrete	Outdoor		40 m	37°50′36″S140°49′00″E / 37.843460°S 140.816547°E / -37.843460; 140.816547
Australia	Bob Whitford	Newborough, Victoria	500 m	unknown	asphalt	Outdoor		83 m	38°10′41″S146°17′44″E / 38.177966°S 146.295445°E / -38.177966; 146.295445
Australia	Brunswick	Brunswick East, Victoria	322 m	unknown	concrete	Outdoor	lights	39 m	37°45′40″S144°58′53″E / 37.761090°S 144.981417°E / -37.761090; 144.981417
Australia	Bundaberg	Bundaberg West, Queensland	400 m	unknown	asphalt	Outdoor		16 m	24°52′25″S152°20′17″E / 24.873638°S 152.338025°E / -24.873638; 152.338025
Australia	Caboolture Sports Centre	Caboolture, Queensland	350 m	unknown	concrete	Outdoor	lights	8 m	27°05′20″S152°56′44″E / 27.088876°S 152.945461°E / -27.088876; 152.945461
Australia	Cairns Cycledome Smith Park	Cairns, Queensland	400 m	unknown	bitumen	Outdoor	lights
Australia	Chandler Velodrome	Brisbane, Queensland	333.33 m	31	concrete	Outdoor	lights, underpass	34 m	27°30′40″S153°08′51″E / 27.511004°S 153.147569°E / -27.511004; 153.147569
Australia	Chelsea	Edithvale, Victoria	502 m	unknown	concrete	Outdoor	painted	5 m	38°02′10″S145°07′13″E / 38.036176°S 145.120214°E / -38.036176; 145.120214
Australia	Coburg	Coburg, Victoria	250 m	unknown	concrete	Outdoor	underpass	72 m	37°43′47″S144°57′19″E / 37.729756°S 144.955411°E / -37.729756; 144.955411
Australia	Collie	Collie, Western Australia	333.33 m	unknown	concrete	Outdoor		187 m	33°21′19″S116°09′19″E / 33.355330°S 116.155149°E / -33.355330; 116.155149
Australia	Dalgety Road	Alice Springs, Northern Territory	333.33 m	unknown	concrete	Outdoor	lights, underpass	600 m	23°40′12″S133°51′51″E / 23.669988°S 133.864115°E / -23.669988; 133.864115
Australia	Bagot Park	Darwin, Northern Territory	325 m	unknown	concrete	Outdoor	lights	22 m	12°23′46″S130°51′33″E / 12.396234°S 130.859035°E / -12.396234; 130.859035
Australia	David Blackie	Ararat, Victoria	250 m	unknown	concrete	Outdoor	lights	309 m	37°16′14″S142°56′30″E / 37.270687°S 142.941535°E / -37.270687; 142.941535
Australia	Devonport Oval	Devonport, Tasmania	500 m	unknown	concrete	Outdoor	lights	9 m	41°10′01″S146°21′33″E / 41.166921°S 146.359195°E / -41.166921; 146.359195
Australia	Doug Powell	Castlemaine, Victoria	500 m	unknown	asphalt	Outdoor		297 m	37°04′22″S144°13′51″E / 37.072664°S 144.230781°E / -37.072664; 144.230781
Australia	Dunc Gray Velodrome	Sydney, New South Wales	250 m	42°/12.5°	wood	Indoor	Hosted 2000 Summer Olympics	52 m	33°54′27″S150°59′55″E / 33.907419°S 150.998744°E / -33.907419; 150.998744
Australia	Lidcombe Oval	Sydney, New South Wales	426 m	unknown	asphalt	outdoor	lights	11 m	33°51′24″S151°02′24″E / 33.856667°S 151.04°E / -33.856667; 151.04
Australia	Echuca-Moama	Moama, New South Wales	295 m	unknown	concrete	Outdoor		99 m	36°06′06″S144°44′49″E / 36.101540°S 144.746994°E / -36.101540; 144.746994
Australia	Edwardstown	South Plympton, South Australia	480 m	unknown	asphalt	Outdoor		22 m	34°58′53″S138°33′51″E / 34.981434°S 138.564294°E / -34.981434; 138.564294
Australia	Eridge Park	Burradoo, New South Wales	333.33 m	unknown	asphalt	Outdoor	painted, lights	662 m	34°30′56″S150°24′25″E / 34.515607°S 150.406955°E / -34.515607; 150.406955
Australia	Exeter cycletrack	Exeter, Tasmania	365 m	unknown	asphalt	Outdoor		56 m	41°17′53″S146°56′57″E / 41.298051°S 146.949112°E / -41.298051; 146.949112
Australia	Geelong West Oval	Geelong West	unknown	unknown	unknown	Outdoor	unknown
Australia	Georgetown	Georgetown, Tasmania	375 m	unknown	asphalt	Outdoor		23 m	41°05′56″S146°50′04″E / 41.098970°S 146.834478°E / -41.098970; 146.834478
Australia	Gold Coast Cycling Centre	Nerang, Queensland	356 m	unknown	asphalt	Outdoor	lights	6 m	27°59′09″S153°20′10″E / 27.985710°S 153.336197°E / -27.985710; 153.336197
Australia	Graeme Jose	Whyalla, South Australia	269 m	unknown	concrete	Outdoor	lights	35 m	33°01′27″S137°34′14″E / 33.024118°S 137.570420°E / -33.024118; 137.570420
Australia	H.A. Smith Reserve	Hawthorn, Victoria	250 m	unknown	asphalt	Outdoor		16 m	37°50′18″S145°02′21″E / 37.838337°S 145.039090°E / -37.838337; 145.039090
Australia	Hanson Reserve	Woodville Gardens, South Australia	405 m	unknown	asphalt	Outdoor		12 m	34°52′03″S138°33′08″E / 34.867490°S 138.552196°E / -34.867490; 138.552196
Australia	Melbourne Arena	Melbourne, Victoria	250 m		wood	Indoor	Built in 2000. Hosted 2004 and 2012 UCI Track Cycling World Championships and 2006 Commonwealth Games	12 m
Australia	Hurstville Velodrome	Sydney				Outdoor		78 m
Australia	Joe Ciavola Velodrome (Darebin International Sports Centre)	Thornbury, Victoria	250 m	42°	wood	Indoor		52 m	37°45′52″S145°01′23″E / 37.764412°S 145.022930°E / -37.764412; 145.022930
Australia	Kenrick Tucker Velodrome	Rockhampton, Queensland	333.33 m			Outdoor
Australia	Kyneton Velodrome	Hurry Reserve Kyneton, Victoria	250 m	unknown	concrete	Outdoor		510 m	37°50′18″S145°02′21″E / 37.838337°S 145.039090°E / -37.838337; 145.039090
Australia	Latrobe Recreation Ground	Latrobe, Tasmania				Outdoor
Australia	Lavington Sports Ground	Albury, New South Wales	250 m		concrete	Outdoor
Australia	Lidcombe Oval	Lidcombe, New South Wales	426 m		asphalt	Outdoor	lights. Resurfaced and corners softened Dec 2013
Australia	Maryborough Velodrome	Avoca Road, Maryborough, Victoria	333.33 m	unknown	concrete	Outdoor		250 m	37°02′58″S143°43′32″E / 37.049469°S 143.725607°E / -37.049469; 143.725607
Australia	Muswellbrook Velodrome	Muswellbrook, New South Wales	166.66 m		concrete	Outdoor		150 m	32°16′10″S150°53′32″E / 32.26952°S 150.89225°E / -32.26952; 150.89225
Australia	Narrabundah Capital Velodrome	Canberra, Australian Capital Territory	333.33 m		concrete	Outdoor
Australia	New Town Oval	Hobart, Tasmania				Outdoor
Australia	Packer Park	Glen Eira, Carnegie	335 m	unknown	concrete	Outdoor	[1]	50 m	37°54′05″S145°03′29″E / 37.901469°S 145.057952°E / -37.901469; 145.057952
Australia	Perth SpeedDome	Midvale, Western Australia	250 m		wood	Indoor	Hosted 1997 UCI Track Cycling World Championships
Australia	Port Pirie Velodrome	Port Pirie, South Australia	502 m			Outdoor
Australia	Prince of Wales	Tamworth, New South Wales	250 m	unknown	concrete	Outdoor	lights, underpass	384 m	31°05′51″S150°56′07″E / 31.097542°S 150.935333°E / -31.097542; 150.935333
Australia	Rosebery Oval	Rosebery, Tasmania				Outdoor
Australia	Sale Velodrome	Sale, Victoria			concrete	Outdoor			38°06′25″S147°05′32″E / 38.107042°S 147.092119°E / -38.107042; 147.092119
Australia	Seiffert Oval	Goulburn, New South Wales	400 m	unknown	asphalt	Outdoor	painted, lights		34°45′06″S149°42′37″E / 34.751539°S 149.710369°E / -34.751539; 149.710369
Australia	Shepparton Velodrome	Shepparton, Victoria	333.33 m		concrete	Outdoor			36°21′18″S145°23′34″E / 36.354928°S 145.392816°E / -36.354928; 145.392816
Australia	Silverdome	Launceston, Tasmania	285.714 m		wood	Indoor	The first Southern Hemisphere's Indoor timber cycling velodrome. [2]
Australia	St. Helens Velodrome	St Helens, Tasmania				Outdoor
Australia	Canterbury Tempe Velodrome	Earlwood, New South Wales	333.33 m		concrete	Outdoor	Official name is Canterbury Velodrome, though most call it Tempe Velodrome.	5 m	33°55′31″S151°09′14″E / 33.9253437°S 151.1539239°E / -33.9253437; 151.1539239
Australia	Tom Flood Sports Centre Velodrome	Bendigo, Victoria	412 m			Outdoor		225 m	36°45′09″S144°16′51″E / 36.752596°S 144.280897°E / -36.752596; 144.280897
Australia	Toormina Velodrome	near Coffs Harbour, New South Wales	330 m		asphalt	Outdoor	Built in 2005
Australia	TW Andrews Park Velodrome	Preston, Victoria	333.33 m			Outdoor		85 m	37°42′59″S145°01′01″E / 37.716366°S 145.016937°E / -37.716366; 145.016937
Australia	Unanderra Velodrome	Unanderra, New South Wales	270 m		concrete	Outdoor
Australia	Wagga Cricket Ground	Wagga Wagga, New South Wales			concrete	Outdoor
Australia	Wangaratta Velodrome	Wangaratta, Victoria	490 m			Outdoor		145 m	36°20′49″S146°19′02″E / 36.346972°S 146.317122°E / -36.346972; 146.317122
Australia	Warragul Velodrome	Warragul, Victoria	333.33 m		concrete	Outdoor		140 m	38°10′12″S145°56′34″E / 38.169958°S 145.942734°E / -38.169958; 145.942734
Australia	Warwick Velodrome	Warwick, Queensland	333.33 m		bitumen	Outdoor	Lights on until 10pm	470 m	28°13′37″N152°01′11″E / 28.22694197463552°N 152.0198063094411°E / 28.22694197463552; 152.0198063094411
Australia	West Park Oval	Burnie, Tasmania				Outdoor
Austria	hello yellow Velodrome Linz	Linz	200 m	45°	wood	Outdoor	https://www.hello-yellow.at/en/	298 m	48°18′10″N14°19′23″E / 48.302830801327794°N 14.323129220329283°E / 48.302830801327794; 14.323129220329283
Barbados	Bridgetown	Bush Hall	500 m	unknown	concrete	Outdoor		46 m	13°07′13″N59°36′17″W / 13.120344°N 59.604657°W / 13.120344; -59.604657
Barbados	Bridgetown	Bush Hall	500 m	unknown	concrete	Outdoor		46 m	13°07′13″N59°36′17″W / 13.120344°N 59.604657°W / 13.120344; -59.604657
Belarus	Minsk-Arena	Minsk	250 m		wood	Indoor	Hosted 2013 UCI Track Cycling World Championships
Belgium	Vlaams Wielercentrum Eddy Merckx	Blaarmeersen, Ghent	250 m		wood	Indoor	Hosted 2019 UEC European Track Championships (under-23 & junior)
Belgium	Kuipke	Ghent	166.66 m		wood	Indoor	Hosted annually the Six Days of Ghent
Belgium	Antwerps Sportpaleis	Antwerp	250 m		wood	Indoor	Hosted 1969 and 2001 UCI Track Cycling World Championships
Belgium	Wielerpiste Hulshout	Hulshout	384 m		asphalt	Outdoor	[3]
Belgium	Alleur	Ans	400 m		asphalt
Belgium		Peer	400 m		asphalt
Belgium	Vélodrome de Charleroi-Gilly	Gilly, Charleroi	250 m		asphalt	Outdoor	[4]
Belgium	Jemelle	Rochefort	400 m		asphalt
Belgium	Quenast	Rebecq	333.33 m		asphalt
Belgium	Defraeye-Sercu	Rumbeke	166.67 m		concrete	Outdoor
Belgium	Stene	Ostend	333.33 m		asphalt	Outdoor
Belgium	Wielercentrum Antwerpen	Wilrijk, Antwerp	333.33 m		asphalt	Outdoor	Construction began 24 September 2005, opened 30 September 2006 [5]
Belgium	Wielerbaan Patrick Sercu	Bruges	333.33 m		asphalt	Outdoor
Belgium		Beveren	400 m		asphalt
Bolivia	Velodromo de Alto Irpavi	La Paz	333.33 m	unknown	concrete	Outdoor	underpass. Built for the 1977 Juegos Bolivarianos.	3340 m	16°31′25″S68°04′55″W / 16.5235°S 68.0820°W / -16.5235; -68.0820
Bolivia	Villa Suramericana La Tamborada	Cochabamba	250 m		wood	Indoor	Built by Deportan/Petrarq / Hosted 2018 South American Games	2600 m
Bolivia	Velodromo Edgar Cueto	Cochabamba	333.33 m	unknown	concrete	Outdoor	Painted, Underpass. Inside Parque Mariscal Santa Cruz. Never really inaugurated. Named after the Cochabamba cycling champ from Quillacollo.	2571 m	17°23′58″S66°10′25″W / 17.3995°S 66.1735°W / -17.3995; -66.1735
Bolivia		Tarija	250 m		concrete	Outdoor	Inauguration 27.2.2018. Built from 2008. Inside park Oscar Zamora.	˜1500 m
Bolivia		Santa Cruz	250 m		concrete	Outdoor	Inside the Villa Deportiva Abrahm Telchi. Inaugurated 10.4.2014.	˜800 m
Bolivia		Oruro	490 m	around 10%	asphalt	Outdoor		˜4000 m
Bolivia	Velódromo Municipal Sucre	Chuquisaca	250 m		concrete	Outdoor	Built for the Juegos Deportivos de la Juventud 2020.	2780 m
Brazil	Ciclismo E	Americana, São Paulo	333.33 m	unknown	concrete	Outdoor	lights	538 m	22°44′43″S47°19′15″W / 22.745205°S 47.320752°W / -22.745205; -47.320752
Brazil	Francisca Maria R Praça Jardim Botânico	Curitiba, Paraná	333.33 m	unknown	concrete	Outdoor	lights, underpass, tennis infield	928 m	25°26′36″S49°14′27″W / 25.443346°S 49.240742°W / -25.443346; -49.240742
Brazil	Willie Davids	Maringá, Paraná	250 m	unknown	concrete	Outdoor	lights, underpass	551 m	23°24′42″S51°56′13″W / 23.411737°S 51.937014°W / -23.411737; -51.937014
Brazil	Rio Olympic Velodrome	Rio de Janeiro	250 m	44.9º	wood	Indoor	Hosted 2016 Summer Olympics	5 m	22°58′49″S43°23′41″W / 22.980237°S 43.394769°W / -22.980237; -43.394769
Brazil	Velódromo de Caieiras	Caieiras	250 m	unknown	concrete	Outdoor	underpass, traffic safety infield	735 m	23°21′23″S46°44′30″W / 23.356376°S 46.741582°W / -23.356376; -46.741582
Brazil	Velódromo da USP	São Paulo	285.714 m	unknown	concrete	Outdoor	lights, underpass, stadium, multi-use infield	727 m	23°33′37″S46°42′55″W / 23.560275°S 46.715314°W / -23.560275; -46.715314
Bulgaria	Kolodruma	Plovdiv	250 m	45°/10°	wood	Indoor	Opened 2015. [6] Hosted 2020 UEC European Track Championships. [7]	164 m	42°07′42″N24°46′00″E / 42.1282888°N 24.7667278°E / 42.1282888; 24.7667278
Canada	Argyll Velodrome	Edmonton, Alberta	333.33 m	37˚	concrete	Outdoor	Built for the 1978 Commonwealth Games. [8] Also hosted track cycling competitions at the 1983 Summer Universiade. [9]
Canada	Vélodrome Sylvan Adams	Bromont, Quebec	250 m	42˚/10˚	wood	Indoor	New covered velodrome opened in 2022, [10] replacing the outdoor Bromont Velodrome.
Canada	Burnaby Velodrome	Burnaby, British Columbia (near Vancouver)	200 m	47˚	wood	Indoor	built mid-1990s. [11] Pressurised dome.	30 m
Canada	Vélodrome Caisse Populaire de Dieppe	Dieppe, New Brunswick	250 m	39˚	wood	Outdoor	[12] Demolished in 2018
Canada	Forest City Velodrome	London, Ontario	138 m	50˚	wood	Indoor	world's shortest permanent velodrome, built 2005 inside former hockey arena [13]
Canada	Glenmore Velodrome	Calgary, Alberta	400 m	39˚	concrete	Outdoor	[14]
Canada	Mattamy National Cycling Centre	Milton, Ontario	250 m	42˚	wood	Indoor	built for the 2015 Pan American Games. First-ever UCI-regulated, class 1 Indoor velodrome in Canada. Designed by FaulknerBrowns Architects and opened in January 2015.
Canada	Westshore Velodrome (Formerly Juan de Fuca Velodrome)	Colwood, Victoria, British Columbia	333.33 m	28˚	concrete	Outdoor	Built for the 1994 Commonwealth Games [15]
Canada	Wind-Del Velodrome	Windham Centre, Ontario	250 m	13˚	asphalt	Outdoor
Chile	Estadio La Granja	Curico	250 m	unknown	concrete	Outdoor	lights, RR entry	221 m	34°58′28″S71°13′46″W / 34.974407°S 71.229354°W / -34.974407; -71.229354
Chile	Punta Arenas	Punta Arenas	500 m	unknown	concrete	Outdoor		7 m	53°09′15″S70°53′44″W / 53.154142°S 70.895553°W / -53.154142; -70.895553
Chile	Estadio Nacional	Santiago	333.33 m	unknown	concrete	Outdoor	lights, RR entry, underpass	570 m	33°28′09″S70°36′27″W / 33.469166°S 70.607444°W / -33.469166; -70.607444
Chile	Velódromo Peñalolén  [ es ]	Santiago	250 m	unknown	wood	Indoor	laminated wood (Finland Master Plank Kerto), designed by Peter Junek: built for the 2014 South American Games		33°27′57″S70°32′43″W / 33.465816°S 70.545315°W / -33.465816; -70.545315
China	Guangzhou Velodrome	Guangzhou	250 m		wood	Indoor	built for the 2010 Asian Games
China	Laoshan Velodrome	Beijing	250 m		wood	Indoor	built for the 2008 Summer Olympics
China	Tianjin Velodrome	Tianjin	250 m		wood	Indoor	built for the 2013 East Asian Games
China	Liaoning Velodrome	Shenyang	250 m		wood	Indoor
China	Shandong Velodrome	Jinan	250 m		wood	Indoor
China	Shanxi Velodrome	Taiyuan	250 m		wood	Indoor
Colombia	Velódromo Rafael Vásquez	Barranquilla				Outdoor
Colombia	Velódromo Luís Carlos Galán	Bogotá	333.33 m		concrete	Outdoor	Hosted 1995 UCI Track Cycling World Championships
Colombia	Velódromo Primero de Mayo	Bogotá	333.33 m	43°/11°	wood	Outdoor	Built in 1951.
Colombia	Velódromo Alfonso Flórez Ortiz	Bucaramanga			concrete	Outdoor
Colombia	Velódromo Alcides Nieto Patiño	Cali	250 m	46°/11°	wood	Outdoor, fully covered	Built in 1971. Renovated in 2007. Regular stop for the UCI Track Cycling World Cup Classics. Hosted 2014 UCI Track Cycling World Championships	998 m
Colombia	Velódromo Alfonso Salamanca	Duitama	250 m		concrete	Outdoor
Colombia	Velódromo Martín Emilio Cochise Rodriguez	Medellín	250 m	45°/8.5°	concrete	Outdoor
Colombia	Velódromo Alfonso Hurtado Sarria	Pereira				Outdoor
Costa Rica	Parque de la Paz	San Jose	333.33 m	30°/12°	concrete	Outdoor	lights	1173 m	9°54′45″N84°04′23″W / 9.912559°N 84.072993°W / 9.912559; -84.072993
Croatia	Stadion Kranjčevićeva	Zagreb	430 m	unknown	concrete	Outdoor	lights	116 m	45°48′17″N15°57′39″E / 45.804623°N 15.960862°E / 45.804623; 15.960862
Cuba	Velodromo Reinaldo Paseiro	Havana	333.33 m	unknown	concrete	Outdoor	underpass	40 m	23°09′14″N82°18′54″W / 23.153913°N 82.315042°W / 23.153913; -82.315042
Czech Republic		Motol, Prague	153.8 m	unknown	wood	Indoor		279 m	50°03′57″N14°21′07″E / 50.065716°N 14.351952°E / 50.065716; 14.351952
Czech Republic	Velodrom Třebešín	Třebešín, Prague	333.33 m	35°/7.5°	concrete	Outdoor	overpass	271 m	50°05′03″N14°29′18″E / 50.08419°N 14.488333°E / 50.08419; 14.488333
Czech Republic	Velodrom TJ Favorit Brno	Brno	400 m	32°/7°	concrete	Outdoor, track covered	lights, underpass. The first race here was on 21 July 1889. Hosted 1969 and 1981 world championships	208 m	49°11′05″N16°34′45″E / 49.184660°N 16.579075°E / 49.184660; 16.579075
Czech Republic		Prostějov	301 m	unknown	concrete	Outdoor	lights	227 m	49°28′50″N17°06′05″E / 49.480468°N 17.101522°E / 49.480468; 17.101522
Czech Republic		Plzeň	400 m	unknown	concrete	Outdoor	lights	332 m	49°44′12″N13°24′04″E / 49.736767°N 13.401070°E / 49.736767; 13.401070
Czech Republic		Louny	446 m	unknown	concrete	Outdoor		180 m	50°22′02″N13°47′18″E / 50.367180°N 13.788241°E / 50.367180; 13.788241
Denmark	Aarhus Cyklebane	Aarhus	333.33 m	unknown	concrete	Outdoor		20 m	56°07′57″N10°11′29″E / 56.132485°N 10.191437°E / 56.132485; 10.191437
Denmark	Ballerup Super Arena	Copenhagen	250 m	unknown	wood	Indoor	Hosted 2002, 2010 UCI Track Cycling World Championships and annually the Six Days of Copenhagen	24 m	55°43′16″N12°22′06″E / 55.721157°N 12.368401°E / 55.721157; 12.368401
Denmark	Thorvald Ellegaard Arena	Odense	250 m	42°	wood	Indoor	[16]	20 m	55°23′58″N10°20′47″E / 55.399473°N 10.346406°E / 55.399473; 10.346406
Dominican Republic	Juan Pablo Duarte Olympic Center	Naco	333.33 m	unknown	concrete	Outdoor	lights, underpass, stadium		18°28′39″N69°55′09″W / 18.477497°N 69.919199°W / 18.477497; -69.919199
Ecuador	José Luis Recalde Velodrome	Quito	333.33 m	unknown	concrete	Outdoor	lights, stadium	2797 m	0°12′49″S78°29′13″W / 0.213648°S 78.486987°W / -0.213648; -78.486987
Egypt	Cairo Velodrome	Cairo	250 m		wood	Outdoor, fully covered	Hosted 2021 UCI Junior Track Cycling World Championships		30°04′21″N31°18′32″E / 30.072362397048025°N 31.30894342368037°E / 30.072362397048025; 31.30894342368037
Estonia	Pirita Velodrome	Tallinn	333.33 m	34°	concrete	Outdoor	underpass, multi-use infield, lights, stadium	12 m	59°27′48″N24°49′53″E / 59.463234°N 24.831527°E / 59.463234; 24.831527
Finland	Helsinki Velodrome	Helsinki	400 m	37.5˚/16˚	concrete	Outdoor		11 m	60°12′10″N24°56′35″E / 60.202837°N 24.943042°E / 60.202837; 24.943042
Finland	Turku Velodrome	Turku	333.33 m	unknown	asphalt	Outdoor		18 m	60°26′39″N22°18′08″E / 60.444272°N 22.302112°E / 60.444272; 22.302112
France	Palais des Sports	Grenoble	210.52 m	37°	wood	Indoor
France	Vélodrome de Vincennes	Bois de Vincennes, Paris	500 m			Outdoor	built 1894. Tour de France finish from 1968 to 1974
France	Vélodrome du Lac	Bordeaux	250 m		wood	Indoor	Hosted 1998 and 2006 UCI Track Cycling World Championship
France	Vélodrome Roubaix (Vélodrome André-Pétrieux)	Roubaix	499.75 m	31°	concrete	Outdoor	Site of the finish of the spring classic Paris–Roubaix
France	Vélodrome Stablinski	Roubaix	250 m	45°	wood	Indoor	Built in 2012 [17]
France		Clermont Ferrand	500 m		concrete
France	Vélodrome du Parc de la Tête d'Or	Lyon	333.33 m	43°	resin	Outdoor
France	INSEP	Paris	166.66 m		wood	Indoor
France	Vélodrome Raymond Poulidor	Bonnac-la-Côte	250 m		concrete	Indoor		410 m	45°56′45″N1°16′54″E / 45.94581°N 1.28162°E / 45.94581; 1.28162
France	Vélodrome National de Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines	Paris	250 m	43.8°	wood	Indoor	Hosted 2015 UCI Track Cycling World Championships and 2016 UEC European Track Championships. Will be venue for 2024 Summer Olympics
France	Vélodrome de Toulon-Provence-Méditerranée  [ fr ]	Hyères, Var	250 m		wood	Outdoor, track covered
France	Vélodrome Municipal de Dijon	Dijon, Côte d'Or	250 m	45°	resin	Outdoor
France	Vélodrome Jean Jaurès	Equeurdreville, Manche	400 m		concrete	Outdoor
France	Vélodrome Commandant Bouguin	Rennes	403 m			Outdoor
France	Vélodrome Amédée Détraux	Baie-Mahault, Guadeloupe	333.33 m		concrete	Outdoor	Hosted 2014 UEC European Track Championships
France	Vélodrome de Saint-Denis-de-l'Hôtel	Saint-Denis-de-l'Hôtel	333.33 m		concrete	Outdoor	built 1985
France	Vélodrome Gabriel Chéfiare	Saint-Denis, Reunion	333.33 m		concrete	Outdoor
France	Vélodrome de Fautaua	Papeete, Tahiti	400 m		concrete	Outdoor
Germany	Andreasried Velodrome	Erfurt	250 m		concrete	Outdoor, track covered	Originally opened in 1885. Redeveloped in 2006–2007, converting the original 333.33 metre track to a 250-metre track and adding a roof. [18] [19]
Germany	Badewanne	Dudenhofen	250 m	42°	concrete	Outdoor			49°19′18″N8°23′20″E / 49.3216630456134°N 8.38893465847812°E / 49.3216630456134; 8.38893465847812
Germany	Radrennbahn	Bielefeld	333.33 m	49°	concrete	Outdoor
Germany	Chemnitz Sportforum Velodrome	Chemnitz	318 m		concrete	Outdoor
Germany	Cottbus Sport Centre Velodrome	Cottbus	333.33 m		concrete	Outdoor, track covered
Germany	Eichwaldstadion Velodrome	Schopp	450 m		concrete	Outdoor
Germany	Radstadion Öschelbronn	Gäufelden	200 m	42°	wood	Outdoor, fully covered	[20]
Germany	Gera Velodrome	Gera	250 m		concrete	Outdoor
Germany	Isar-Radstadion	Niederpöring	333.33 m		concrete	Outdoor
Germany	Mannheim Velodrome	Mannheim	333.33 m		concrete	Outdoor			49°30′25″N8°29′10″E / 49.50704842019665°N 8.48613150257496°E / 49.50704842019665; 8.48613150257496
Germany	NRW-Leistungszentrum	Kaarst-Büttgen	250 m		wood	Indoor
Germany	Oberhausen	Oberhausen-Rheinhausen	333 m	28°	concrete	Outdoor			49°15′05″N8°28′41″E / 49.25143542560403°N 8.47807831012781°E / 49.25143542560403; 8.47807831012781
Germany	Oderlandhalle	Frankfurt (Oder)	250 m		wood	Indoor	Redeveloped in 2013–2014, converting the original 285,714 metre track to a 250-metre track. [21]
Germany	Albert Richter Bahn  [ de ]	Köln	250 m	43°	wood	Outdoor, track covered
Germany	Neue Messe München	München	200 m	44°	wood		Will host 2022 UEC European Track Championships, temporary
Germany	Reichelsdorfer Keller	Nürnberg	400 m		concrete	Outdoor
Germany	Rosch-Kampfbahn	Leipzig	400 m		concrete	Outdoor, track covered
Germany	Rostock Velodrome	Rostock	250 m		concrete	Outdoor
Germany	RSG	Augsburg	200 m		wood	Indoor
Germany	Schanzenberg-Bahn	Saarbrücken	333.33 m		concrete	Outdoor	not used
Germany	Solingen Velodrome	Solingen	384.62 m		concrete	Outdoor
Germany	Stadthalle	Bremen	166.66 m		wood	Indoor
Germany	Stellingen	Hamburg	250 m		concrete	Outdoor, fully covered
Germany	VCD	Darmstadt	333.33 m		concrete	Outdoor
Germany	Velodrom	Berlin	250 m		wood	Indoor	Hosted 1999 UCI Track Cycling World Championships, the 2017 UEC European Track Championships and annually the Six Days of Berlin
Greece	Athens Olympic Velodrome	Kifisia, Athens	250 m	42˚	wood	Indoor	Originally built in 1991, for the Mediterranean Games. Refurbished and covered in order to host the 2004 Summer Olympics. Redesigned for the 2004 Olympics by Santiago Calatrava.	162 m	38°02′24″N23°46′49″E / 38.040134°N 23.780321°E / 38.040134; 23.780321
Greece	Diagoras Velodrome	Rodos	412 m	unknown	concrete	Outdoor	lights	16 m	36°26′18″N28°13′41″E / 36.438224°N 28.228184°E / 36.438224; 28.228184
Guatemala	Velodromo Nacional de Guatemala	Guatemala City	250 m		concrete	Outdoor	Only track. If stairs are needed built outside.	˜50 m
Hong Kong	Hong Kong Velodrome	Tseung Kwan O New Town	250 m	41.9°	wood	Indoor	Built in 2013. Hosted 2017 UCI Track Cycling World Championships; 2024 UCI Track Cycling Nations Cup		22°18′48″N114°15′44″E / 22.31331°N 114.26232°E / 22.31331; 114.26232
Hong Kong	Whitehead Velodrome	Ma On Shan		unknown	concrete	Outdoor			22°26′09″N114°14′25″E / 22.435782°N 114.240151°E / 22.435782; 114.240151
Hungary	Millenáris Sporttelep [22]	Budapest	412 m	unknown	concrete	Outdoor	lights, underpass (2)	113 m	47°30′22″N19°05′41″E / 47.506193°N 19.094761°E / 47.506193; 19.094761
Hungary	Tamási Track	Tamási	400 m	unknown	concrete	Outdoor		107 m	46°37′34″N18°17′30″E / 46.626084°N 18.291624°E / 46.626084; 18.291624
India	B R Ambedkar Velodrome	B R Ambedkar Sports Complex, Vijaypura	333 m		concrete	Outdoor
India	Commonwealth Games Velodrome	Indira Gandhi Sports Complex, New Delhi	250 m		wood	Indoor
India	Guru Nanak Dev University Cycling Velodrome	Amritsar	333.33 m		concrete	Outdoor
India	NIS Velodrome	Patiala	333.33 m		concrete	Outdoor
India	Osmania University Velodrome	Hyderabad	333.33 m		concrete	Outdoor
India	Punjabi University Stadium	Patiala	500 m		concrete	Outdoor
India	Veerangna Rani Durgawati Sports Complex	Jabalpur				Outdoor
India	Shree Shiv Chhatrapati Sports Complex velodrome	Pune	333.33 m		concrete	Outdoor
India	Swai Maan Singh Sports Complex Cycling Velodrome	Jaipur	333.33 m		concrete	Outdoor
India	LNCPE SAI Cycling Velodrome	Trivendrium	333.33 m		concrete	Outdoor
India	SAI Sports Complex Cycling Velodrome	Imphal, Manipur	333.33 m		concrete	Outdoor
India	National Games Sports Complex Cycling Velodrome	Ranchi	333.33 m		concrete	Outdoor
India	National Games Sports Complex Cycling Velodrome	Guwahati, Assam	333.33 m		concrete	Outdoor
India	PAU Sports Complex Cycling Velodrome	Ludhiana, Punjab	333.33 m		concrete	Outdoor
India	Maharaja Karni Singh Stadium	Bikaner, Rajasthan	300 m		concrete	Outdoor
Indonesia	Jakarta International Velodrome	Rawamangun, Jakarta	250 m	unknown	wood	Indoor	Built in 2018 in order to host the 2018 Asian Games.	5,5 m	6°11′28″S106°53′25″E / 6.191085°S 106.890227°E / -6.191085; 106.890227
Indonesia	Munaip Saleh Memorial Velodrome	Cisangkan, Bandung	333.33 m	unknown	concrete	Outdoor		749 m	6°52′25″S107°31′46″E / 6.873614°S 107.529339°E / -6.873614; 107.529339
Indonesia	Manahan Velodrome	Manahan, Banjarsari, Surakarta		unknown	concrete	Outdoor			-7.554741548742964, 110.8042453824442
Indonesia	Sawojajar Velodrome	Sawojajar, Kedungkandang, Malang		unknown	concrete	Outdoor			-7.97304973675642, 112.66986888797285
Iran		Ahvaz	250 m		concrete	Outdoor, track covered	[23]		38°01′47″N46°17′34″E / 38.029643°N 46.292755°E / 38.029643; 46.292755
Iran	Azadi Velodrome [24]	Tehran	333.33 m	unknown	concrete	Outdoor	overpass, underpass, stadium, lights	1285 m	35°43′21″N51°16′21″E / 35.722432°N 51.272563°E / 35.722432; 51.272563
Iran	Samen	Mashhad	250 m		concrete	Outdoor, track covered	[25]	1050 m	36°17′24″N59°35′49″E / 36.290131°N 59.596831°E / 36.290131; 59.596831
Iran	Tabriz Cycling Track	Mashhad	250 m		concrete	Outdoor, track covered	[26]		38°01′47″N46°17′34″E / 38.029643°N 46.292755°E / 38.029643; 46.292755
Ireland	Eamonn Ceannt Stadium (Sundrive Road Track)	Dublin	457.5 m	7°–8° on the straight 15°–17° at the bends [27]	tarmac	Outdoor	resurfaced 2009 [28]	35 m	53°19′29″N6°17′31″W / 53.3247°N 6.2920°W / 53.3247; -6.2920
Ireland	Kanturk Velodrome	Kanturk	250 m	Shallow	tarmac	Outdoor		78 m	52°09′55″N8°53′57″W / 52.1653°N 8.8992°W / 52.1653; -8.8992
Israel	Sylvan Adams Velodrome	Tel Aviv	250 m		wood	Outdoor, fully covered
Italy	Albricci	Naples	600 m		concrete	Outdoor
Italy	Marco Polo	Andora	150 m		concrete	Outdoor
Italy	Stadio Rino Mercante	Bassano del Grappa	400 m		concrete	Outdoor	Hosted 1985 UCI Track Cycling World Championships
Italy		Busto Garolfo	385 m		concrete	Outdoor
Italy	Vincenzo Capone	Marcianise	285 m		concrete	Outdoor
Italy	Nino Borsari	Cavezzo	375 m		concrete	Outdoor
Italy	Bandiera	Civitavecchia	465 m		concrete	Outdoor
Italy	Velodromo Comunale	Dalmine	375 m		concrete	Outdoor
Italy	Giovanile Salesiano	Donada	333.33 m		concrete	Outdoor
Italy	Fausto Coppi	Turin	400 m		concrete	Outdoor
Italy	Enzo Sacchi	Florence	333.33 m		concrete	Outdoor
Italy	Pacciarelli	Fiorenzuola d'Arda	400 m		concrete	Outdoor
Italy		Forano	250 m		concrete	Outdoor
Italy	Glauco Servadei	Forli	400 m		concrete	Outdoor
Italy	Carlini	Genova	450 m		concrete	Outdoor
Italy	Guido Biondi	Lanciano	400 m		concrete	Outdoor
Italy		Molinella	425 m		concrete	Outdoor
Italy		Montallese	325 m		concrete	Outdoor
Italy		Noto	350 m		concrete	Outdoor
Italy		Oppido Lucano	250 m		concrete	Outdoor
Italy	Velodromo Paolo Borsellino	Palermo	400 m		concrete	Outdoor	Hosted 1994 UCI Track Cycling World Championships.
Italy	Stadio Tonino Benelli	Pesaro	500 m		concrete	Outdoor	Soccer stadium. Velodrome partially removed.
Italy		Pontecorvo	333.33 m		concrete	Outdoor
Italy	Ottavio Bottecchia	Pordenone	400 m		concrete	Outdoor
Italy	Pier Giovanni Mecchia	Portogruaro	395.80 m		concrete	Outdoor	opened in 1947 [29]
Italy		Quartu Sant Elena	333.33 m		concrete	Outdoor
Italy	Francone	San Francesco al Campo	400 m	32°	concrete	Outdoor
Italy	Velodromo Fassa Bortolo	Montichiari, Brescia	250 m	43˚	wood	Indoor	Climate controlled. Opened 2010. [30]
Italy	Velodromo Lello Simeone	Barletta	333.33 m		concrete	Outdoor
Italy	Velodromo Corrado Ardizzoni	Cento, Ferrara	396.4 m		concrete	Outdoor
Italy	Velodromo Vigorelli	Milan	397.27 m	42°	wood	Outdoor, track covered	Hosted UCI Track Cycling World Championships in 1939, 1951, 1955 and 1962. From 1935 to 1967, the hour record it was set exclusively at the Velodromo Vigorelli by nine different cyclists in 10 rides.
Jamaica	Independence Park	Kingston	500 m		concrete	Outdoor
Japan	Akashi Velodrome	Hyogo	400 m	29.5°	asphalt	Outdoor	[31]
Japan	Aomori Keirin Velodrome	Aomori	400 m			Outdoor
Japan	Beppu Keirin Velodrome	Oita	400 m
Japan	Tipstar Dome Chiba  [ jp ]	Chiba	250 m		wood	Indoor	Rebuilt from Chiba Velodrome
Japan	Fukui Velodrome  [ ja ]	Fukui	400 m
Japan	Gifu Keirin Velodrome	Gifu	400 m
Japan	Hachinohe Velodrome	Aomori	333.33 m
Japan	Hakodate Keirin Velodrome	Hakodate	400 m			Outdoor
Japan	Hiratsuka Velodrome  [ ja ]	Kanagawa	400 m			Outdoor	Shares Keirin Grand Prix  [ ja ] hosting duties with Shizuoka and Tachikawa on a year-by-year rotational basis
Japan	Hiroshima Velodrome  [ ja ]	Hiroshima	400 m
Japan	Hofu Keirin Velodrome	Yamaguchi	333.33 m
Japan	JKA250	Shizuoka	250 m	42.8°	wood	Indoor	Part of Nihon Keirin School [32]		35°00′08″N139°00′24″E / 35.002139°N 139.006528°E / 35.002139; 139.006528
Japan	JKA400	Shizuoka	400 m	31.8°		Outdoor			35°00′08″N139°00′24″E / 35.002139°N 139.006528°E / 35.002139; 139.006528
Japan	Nihon Keirin School Velodrome	Shizuoka	333.33 m	33.5°		Outdoor			35°00′08″N139°00′24″E / 35.002139°N 139.006528°E / 35.002139; 139.006528
Japan	Iwaki Taira Keirin Velodrome	Fukushima	400 m			Outdoor
Japan	Izumisaki International Cycle Stadium	Fukushima	333.33 m
Japan	Izu Velodrome	Shizuoka	250 m	45°	wood	Indoor	Hosted 2020 Summer Olympics in 2021.
Japan	Japan Cycle Sports Centre	Shizuoka	400 m			Outdoor
Japan	Kanonji Keirin Velodrome	Kagawa	400 m
Japan	Kansai Cycle Sports Centre	Osaka	400 m
Japan	Karigane Velodrome	Nagano	333.33 m
Japan	Kawasaki Keirin Velodrome	Kanagawa	400 m			Outdoor
Japan	Keiokaku Keirin Velodrome	Tokyo	400 m			Outdoor	Hosted Keirin Grand Prix  [ ja ] in 2003  [ ja ], 2006  [ ja ], 2009  [ ja ] and 2015  [ ja ]
Japan	Kishiwada Keirin Velodrome	Osaka	400 m			Outdoor	Hosted Keirin Grand Prix  [ ja ] in 2014  [ ja ]
Japan	Kochi Keirin Velodrome	Kochi	500 m
Japan	Kokura Keirin Velodrome	Fukuoka	400 m			Indoor
Japan	Komatsushima Keirin Velodrome	Tokushima	400 m
Japan	Kumamoto Keirin Velodrome	Kumamoto	500 m
Japan	Kurayoshi City Velodrome	Tottori	333.33 m
Japan	Maebashi Keirin Velodrome	Gunma	335 m	42°		Indoor
Japan	Matsudo Keirin Velodrome	Chiba	333.33 m			Outdoor
Japan	Matsuyama Keirin Velodrome	Ehime	500 m
Japan	Matusaka Keirin Velodrome	Mie	400 m
Japan	Moji Keirin Velodrome	Fukuoka	500 m
Japan	Mukomachi Keirin Velodrome	Kyoto	400 m
Japan	Nara Keirin Velodrome	Nara	333.33 m
Japan	Nagoya Keirin Velodrome	Aichi	400 m
Japan	Nejime Velodrome	Kagoshima	400 m
Japan	Odawara Keirin Velodrome  [ ja ]	Kanagawa	333.33 m
Japan	Ogaki Keirin Velodrome	Gifu	400 m
Japan	Omiya Keirin Velodrome	Saitama	500 m			Outdoor
Japan	Ota City Velodrome	Shimane	333.33 m
Japan	Otsu Keirin Velodrome	Shiga	500 m
Japan	Prefectural Management Velodrome	Miyagi	400 m
Japan	Prefectural Management Park Velodrome	Okinawa	333.33 m
Japan	Rokugo Velodrome	Akita	500 m
Japan	Sakaigawa Velodrome	Yamanashi	400 m
Japan	Sasebo Keirin Velodrome	Nagasaki	400 m
Japan	Seibu-en Keirin Velodrome	Saitama	400 m			Outdoor
Japan	Shinjyo Cycle Sports Centre	Yamagata	400 m
Japan	Shiwa Velodrome	Iwate	333.33 m
Japan	Shizuoka Velodrome  [ ja ]	Shizuoka	400 m			Outdoor	Hosted Keirin Grand Prix  [ ja ] in 2018  [ ja ] and 2021  [ ja ]
Japan	Tachikawa Velodrome	Tokyo	400 m			Outdoor	Shares Keirin Grand Prix  [ ja ] hosting duties with Hiratsuka and Shizuoka on a year-by-year rotational basis
Japan	Taiwa City Velodrome	Miyagi	333.33 m
Japan	Takamatsu Keirin Velodrome	Kagawa	400 m
Japan	Takeo Keirin Velodrome	Saga	400 m
Japan	Tamano Keirin Velodrome	Okayama	400 m
Japan	Tokyo Dome Stadium	Tokyo	400 m
Japan	Toride Keirin Velodrome	Ibaraki	400 m			Outdoor
Japan	Toyama Keirin Velodrome	Toyama	333.33 m
Japan	Toyohashi Keirin Velodrome	Aichi	400 m
Japan	Uchinada Velodrome	Ishikawa	400 m
Japan	Utsunomiya Keirin Velodrome	Tochigi	500 m			Outdoor
Japan	Wakayama Keirin Velodrome	Wakayama	400 m
Japan	Yahiko Keirin Velodrome	Niigata	400 m			Outdoor
Japan	Yokkaichi Keirin Velodrome	Mie	400 m
Kazakhstan	Saryarka Velodrome	Astana	250 m	44°/13.5°	wood	Indoor	[33]	349 m
Libya	Al Madina	Tripoli	400 m	unknown	concrete	Outdoor	lights	5 m	32°53′18″N13°09′55″E / 32.888306°N 13.165293°E / 32.888306; 13.165293
Lithuania	Cido Arena	Panevėžys	250 m	unknown	wood	Indoor		51 m	55°44′00″N24°20′21″E / 55.733400°N 24.339162°E / 55.733400; 24.339162
Lithuania		Klaipėda	333.33 m	unknown	concrete	Outdoor	lights	12 m	55°43′57″N21°08′04″E / 55.732363°N 21.134546°E / 55.732363; 21.134546
Malaysia	Velodrome Rakyat	Ipoh	250 m	unknown	wood	Outdoor	painted, underpass, lights	51 m	4°36′33″N101°06′03″E / 4.609273°N 101.100867°E / 4.609273; 101.100867
Malaysia	Velodrom Nasional Malaysia	Nilai	250 m	unknown	wood	Indoor			2°50′34″N101°47′11″E / 2.842647°N 101.786346°E / 2.842647; 101.786346
Mexico	Aguascalientes Bicentenary Velodrome	Aguascalientes	250 m	41˚/12˚	wood	Indoor	Hosted 2010 Pan American Track Championships [34] [35]	1887 m
Mexico	Radamés Treviño Velodrome	Monterrey	333.33 m		concrete	Outdoor	[36]
Mexico	State Sports Institute Velodrome	Aguascalientes	333.33 m	34˚	concrete	Outdoor	Not in use, cracked track surface [37]
Mexico	Velodromo Agustín Melgar	Mexico City	333.33 m	39˚	concrete	Outdoor	Built for the 1968 Summer Olympics. [38] [39] Built in wood, converted in concrete later. 6,800 spectator capacity.	2260 m
Mexico	Velódromo Panamericano	Guadalajara	250 m	39˚/12˚	wood	Indoor	Hosted the 2011 Pan American Games [40]	1550 m
Mexico	Centro Deportivo	Mexico City	400 m		concrete
Mexico	Lopez Mateos	Guadalajara	400 m		concrete
Mexico	Velodromo Gobierno De Baja California Sur	La Paz	333.33 m		concrete
Mexico		Leon	333.33 m		concrete
Mexico		Los Cabos	250 m		concrete	Outdoor
Mexico	Centro de Alto Rendimiento de Baja California (CAR)	Tijuana	250 m	39˚/12˚	wood	Outdoor		20 m
Mexico	Centro Nacional de Alto Rendimiento	Mexico City	250 m		wood	Indoor	Hosted 2009 and 2013 Pan American Track Cycling Championships	2200 m
Morocco		Casablanca	333.33 m	unknown	concrete	Outdoor	underpass	30 m	33°35′21″N7°38′44″W / 33.589301°N 7.645600°W / 33.589301; -7.645600
Netherlands	Omnisport Apeldoorn	Apeldoorn	250 m	unknown	wood	Indoor	Hosted 2011 and 2018 UCI Track Cycling World Championships and 2011, 2013 and 2019 UEC European Track Championships	10 m	52°12′33″N5°59′51″E / 52.209286°N 5.997509°E / 52.209286; 5.997509
Netherlands	Sportpaleis Alkmaar	Alkmaar	250 m	unknown	wood	Indoor		0 m	52°38′05″N4°43′00″E / 52.634669°N 4.716645°E / 52.634669; 4.716645
Netherlands	Velodrome	Amsterdam	200 m	47°	wood	Indoor		1 m	52°20′23″N4°48′28″E / 52.339600°N 4.807748°E / 52.339600; 4.807748
Netherlands	Laco sportcentrum Glanerbrook [41]	Geleen	500 m	unknown	concrete	Outdoor
Netherlands	Regionaal Wielercentrum Noord	Assen	200 m	unknown	wood	Outdoor	There are plans for a semi-Indoor roof	10 m
New Caledonia	Magenta Aérodrome	Nouméa	333.33 m	unknown	concrete	Outdoor	lights	14 m	22°15′51″S166°28′04″E / 22.264120°S 166.467716°E / -22.264120; 166.467716
New Zealand	Denton Park	Christchurch	400 m		concrete	Outdoor	Hosted the 1974 British Commonwealth Games
New Zealand	Grassroots Trust Velodrome (formerly called Avantidrome)	Cambridge	250 m	43.5°	wood	Indoor	[42]		37°53′23″S175°26′05″E / 37.88963°S 175.43479°E / -37.88963; 175.43479
New Zealand	SIT Zero Fees Velodrome	Invercargill	250 m		wood	Indoor	Built for city of Invercargill, New Zealand. Hosted 2012 UCI Juniors Track World Championships. Used for Oceania Championships, National Champs. Major sponsor: Southern Institute of Technology
New Zealand	Laurie Roberts Velodrome	Levin	450 m	15° (?)	Asphalt	Outdoor	lights
New Zealand	Manukau Velodrome	Auckland	285.714 m	43.5°	concrete	Outdoor	Hosted the 1990 Commonwealth Games
New Zealand	Saxton Velodrome	Nelson	333 m	25° (?)	Asphalt	Outdoor	Built in 2017. Replaced the Trafalgar Park Velodrome
New Zealand	Taranaki Cycle Park	New Plymouth	333 m	25° (?)	Asphalt	Outdoor	Officially opened 2012
New Zealand	Rotorua Velodrome	Rotorua	333.33 m		concrete	Outdoor	Built by the cycling clubs of Rotorua, New Zealand
New Zealand	Seddon Park Velodrome	Dunedin	250 m	42°	concrete	Outdoor
New Zealand	Te Awamutu Velodrome		450 m			Outdoor
New Zealand	Temuka		400 m			Outdoor
New Zealand	Timaru		400 m			Outdoor
New Zealand	Tinwald	Ashburton	400 m			Outdoor
New Zealand	Waimate	Waimate	400 m			Outdoor
New Zealand	Trust Bank Velodrome	Wanganui	250 m		wood	Outdoor	Built in 1995 by Ron Webb.
New Zealand	Wellington Velodrome	Wellington	333.33 m	33°	concrete	Outdoor	Built in 1968; opened early 1969. Hosted the 1981 NZ (International) Summer Games.
New Zealand	Athletic Park	Blenheim	450 m		asphalt	Outdoor
Nigeria	Abuja Velodrome	Abuja	250 m	42°/12°	concrete	Outdoor, fully covered		486 m	9°02′21″N7°27′26″E / 9.039207°N 7.457251°E / 9.039207; 7.457251
Norway	Halden Velodrom	Ystehede, Halden	Unknown	Unknown	Asphalt	Outdoor	Built in 1979, renovated in 2016. [43]	40 m	59°04′00″N11°24′55″E / 59.066584°N 11.415203°E / 59.066584; 11.415203
Norway	Prestmoen sykkelvelodrom	Prestmoen, Stjørdal	297 m	Unknown	Asphalt	Outdoor	Built in 1976, renovated in 1997. [44]	2 m	63°27′05″N10°59′27″E / 63.45127648372652°N 10.990962982177734°E / 63.45127648372652; 10.990962982177734
Norway	Sola Arena	Sola	250 m	42°	wood	Indoor	Built in 2019 - 2021, opened September 30, 2021.	8 m	58.8956594N, 5.6629837,17E
Pakistan	Quaid e Azam International Cycling Velodrome	Lahore	333.33 m	42°	concrete	Outdoor		207 m	31°30′43″N74°19′48″E / 31.511995°N 74.330070°E / 31.511995; 74.330070
Peru	Velodrome Cerro Juli	Arequipa	333.33 m	unknown	concrete	Outdoor	underpass, lights	2295 m	16°25′51″S71°32′46″W / 16.430896°S 71.546189°W / -16.430896; -71.546189
Peru	Velódromo de la Videna  [ es ]	Lima	250 m	42°	wood	Indoor	Hosted 2019 Pan American Games	177 m	12°04′47″S76°59′57″W / 12.079698°S 76.999126°W / -12.079698; -76.999126
Peru	Velodrome Chiclayo- Colegio San José	Chiclayo	200 m	48°	wood	Outdoor	underpass	177 m
Peru	Velodrome Puente del Ejército	Lima	250 m	unknown	concrete	Outdoor	underpass	127 m	12°02′23″S77°02′41″W / 12.039646°S 77.044733°W / -12.039646; -77.044733
Philippines	Amoranto Velodrome	Quezon City	400 m	unknown	concrete	Outdoor	painted, lights, underpass	22 m	14°37′48″N121°01′24″E / 14.629886°N 121.023292°E / 14.629886; 121.023292
Poland	BGŻ Arena	Pruszków	250 m	42°	wood	Indoor	Hosted 2009 and 2019 UCI Track Cycling World Championship	92 m	52°09′49″N20°49′18″E / 52.163591°N 20.821674°E / 52.163591; 20.821674
Poland	Welodrom im. Wernera Józefa Grundmanna	Wrocław	200 m	unknown	concrete	Outdoor		116 m	51°09′27″N17°01′47″E / 51.157512°N 17.029855°E / 51.157512; 17.029855
Poland	Orzeł	Warsaw	333.33 m	unknown	concrete	Outdoor	disrepair	83 m	52°15′04″N21°04′22″E / 52.251002°N 21.072798°E / 52.251002; 21.072798
Poland	Szafera	Szczecin	400 m	unknown	concrete	Outdoor, track covered		31 m	53°27′33″N14°29′51″E / 53.459113°N 14.497490°E / 53.459113; 14.497490
Poland	Społem	Łódź	402 m	unknown	concrete	Outdoor		213 m	51°46′53″N19°28′17″E / 51.781481°N 19.471492°E / 51.781481; 19.471492
Poland	KTK Kalisz	Kalisz	500 m	unknown	concrete	Outdoor		104 m	51°45′30″N18°06′03″E / 51.758385°N 18.100713°E / 51.758385; 18.100713
Poland	GK Żyrardów	Żyrardów	300 m	unknown	concrete	Outdoor		111 m	52°03′24″N20°25′33″E / 52.056770°N 20.425921°E / 52.056770; 20.425921
Portugal	Pista de Alpiarça	Alpiarça	400 m	38,6º	concrete	Outdoor		17 m	39°15′07″N8°35′23″W / 39.252054°N 8.589790°W / 39.252054; -8.589790
Portugal	Pista da Malveira	Malveira	406 m		asphalt	Outdoor		250 m	38°56′03″N9°15′24″W / 38.934231°N 9.256697°W / 38.934231; -9.256697
Portugal	Sangalhos National Velodrome	Sangalhos, Anadia Municipality	250 m	42°	wood	Indoor	designed by Peter Junek	51 m	40°28′47″N8°28′34″W / 40.479630°N 8.476070°W / 40.479630; -8.476070
Puerto Rico	Velodromo Panamericano	Coamo City	333.33 m	48°	Concrete	Outdoor
Romania	Velodromul Dinamo	Bucharest	400 m		concrete
Russia	Krylatskoe Velodrome	Moscow	333.33 m	42˚	wood	Indoor	Built in 1979 as venue for 1980 Summer Olympics.
Russia	Lokosfinks Velodrome	St. Petersburg	250 m		wood	Indoor	Built 2007–2008.
Russia	Omsk Velotrack	Omsk	250 m		wood	Indoor	Built 2013–2014.
Slovenia	Velodrom Novo Mesto	Novo Mesto	250 m		wood	Inflatable dome
Taiwan	Kaohsiung Nanzih Velodrome	Kaohsiung City	333 m		concrete	Outdoor	https://iplay.sa.gov.tw/GymInfo/Index/6749?istraffic=1
Taiwan	Tainan Velodrome	Tainan City	400 m		concrete	Outdoor	https://iplay.sa.gov.tw/GymInfo/Index/5347
Taiwan	Hsinchu Velodrome	Hsinchu City	333 m		concrete	Outdoor	https://iplay.sa.gov.tw/gyminfo/index/5894
Taiwan	Taichung Velodrome	Taichung City	333 m		wood	Outdoor	https://iplay.sa.gov.tw/GymInfo/Index/10164
South Africa	Bellville Velodrome	Cape Town	250 m	43°	concrete	Indoor
South Africa	Cyril Geoghegan Cycle Stadium	Durban	433 m	42°	concrete	Outdoor
South Africa	Hector Norris Velodrome	Johannesburg	460 m		concrete	Outdoor
South Africa	Pilditch Stadium	Pretoria	250 m	47°	concrete	Outdoor
South Africa	Westbourne Oval	Port Elizabeth	500 m		concrete	Outdoor
South Africa	Alexandra Park	Pietermaritzburg	460 m	25°	concrete	Outdoor
South Korea	Changwon Velodrome	Changwon	250 m		wood	Indoor
South Korea	Gwangmyeong Speedom	Gwangmyeong	333.33 m	34°/4°	asphalt concrete	Indoor
South Korea	Incheon Velodrome	Incheon	333.33 m			Outdoor
South Korea	Olympic Velodrome	Seoul	333.33 m	38°/10°	wood	Outdoor	Built for the 1988 Summer Olympics. Seating capacity of 6,322. [45]
Spain	Velódromo de Anoeta	San Sebastián	285.714 m	48º	concrete	Indoor	Built in 1965. 5,500 spectator capacity. Also known as Belodromoa. Hosted 1965 and 1973 UCI Track Cycling World Championships
Spain	Velòdrom d'Horta	Barcelona	250 m	41°	wood	Outdoor	Built in 1984. Hosted 1984 UCI Track Cycling World Championships and 1992 Summer Olympics. Designed by Esteve Bonell and Francesc Rius.
Spain	Velódromo Luis Puig	Valencia	250 m	42º	concrete	Indoor	Painted. Built in 1992. 6,500 spectator capacity. Hosted 1992 UCI Track Cycling World Championships
Spain	Palma Arena	Palma de Mallorca	250 m	43°/15°	wood	Indoor	Built in 2007. 5,000 spectator capacity. Hosted 2007 UCI Track Cycling World Championships
Spain	Velodromo Municipal	Posadas	250 m		concrete	Outdoor
Spain	Velódromo de Galapagar	Madrid	250 m		resin	Indoor
Spain	Velódromo de Mataró	Mataró	200 m			Outdoor
Sweden	YA Arena	Falun	190 m	50°	wood	Indoor	Designed by Peter Junek, Sweden's first Indoor velodrome since 1927. Sweden had 7 in 1905. And there is still a disused velodrome in Trelleborg that was used between 1976 and 1990. UPDATE: During 2016 the Trelleborg velodrome was refurbished. [46]
Switzerland	Vélodrome de Genève - Piste Tony Rominger	Geneva	166.66 m	56°	wood	Indoor	Refurbished in 2014 [47]
Switzerland	Oerlikon Velodrome	Zürich	333.33 m	44.8°	concrete with multip	Outdoor	Hosted six times the UCI Track Cycling World Championships (1929, 1936, 1946, 1953, 1961, 1983)
Switzerland	Hallenstadion	Zurich	200 m		wood	Indoor
Switzerland	Centre Mondial du Cyclisme	Aigle	200 m	46.7°	wood	Indoor
Switzerland	Velodrome Suisse	Grenchen	250 m	46°	wood	Indoor	Hosted 2015 UEC European Track Championships. Hour records: Jens Voigt 51.110 km in 2014; [48] [49] Rohan Dennis 52.491 km in 2015; Daniel Bigham 55.548 km in 2022; Filippo Ganna 56.792 km in 2022; Joss Lowden set the current women's record 48.405 km in 2021.	450 m	47°11′08″N7°24′18″E / 47.1855598°N 7.4050980°E / 47.1855598; 7.4050980
Thailand	Suphan Buri Velodrome	Suphan Buri	333.33 m		concrete	Outdoor
Thailand	Chiang Mai Velodrome	Chiang Mai	333.33 m		concrete	Outdoor
Thailand	Hua Mark Velodrome	Bangkok	333.33 m		concrete	Outdoor
Thailand	Nakon Ratchisima Velodrome	Korat	333.33 m		concrete	Outdoor
Trinidad and Tobago	Arima Velodrome	Arima	450 m	unknown	concrete	Outdoor	lights	62.817 m	10°38′14″N61°17′03″W / 10.637142°N 61.284243°W / 10.637142; -61.284243
Trinidad and Tobago	Skinner Park	San Fernando, Trinidad and Tobago	400 m	unknown	concrete	Outdoor	lights	7.767 m	10°16′01″N61°27′39″W / 10.267056°N 61.460705°W / 10.267056; -61.460705
Trinidad and Tobago	Palo Seco Velodrome	Palo Seco		unknown	concrete	Outdoor	lights	16.954 m	10°05′04″N61°36′05″W / 10.084543°N 61.601519°W / 10.084543; -61.601519
Trinidad and Tobago	Irwin Park Sporting Complex	Siparia	333.33 m	unknown	concrete	Outdoor	lights	64.620 m	10°08′42″N61°30′21″W / 10.145067°N 61.505848°W / 10.145067; -61.505848
Trinidad and Tobago	National Cycling Velodrome	Couva	250 m	42°	wood	Indoor		32.382 m	10°25′37″N61°24′57″W / 10.426881°N 61.415937°W / 10.426881; -61.415937
Turkey	Konya Velodrome	Meram, Konya	250 m	45.5°		Indoor			37°49′10.4″N32°24′01.4″E / 37.819556°N 32.400389°E / 37.819556; 32.400389
Turkmenistan	Welotrek sport toplumy in Olympic Village	Ashgabat	250 m	40°	wood	Indoor	Designed by Peter Junek
Ukraine	Kyiv Velotrack	Kyiv	285 m	38°	concrete	Outdoor			50°26′55″N30°30′20″E / 50.448665°N 30.505684°E / 50.448665; 30.505684
United Arab Emirates	Zayed Velodrome	Sharjah	250 m	42°	concrete	Outdoor		35 m	25°18′57″N55°31′20″E / 25.315786°N 55.522188°E / 25.315786; 55.522188
England	Aldersley Track	Aldersley, Wolverhampton	458.56 m	22.5°	asphalt	Outdoor	[50]
England	Bournemouth Cycle Centre	Bournemouth, Dorset	250 m		tarmac	Outdoor	Opened June 2011 [51]
England	Calshot Velodrome	Calshot (near Southampton)	142.857 m	45˚/20˚	wood	Indoor	Short steeply banked track housed inside an old aircraft hangar, the original track was longer. [52] Track was rebuilt with a wooden surface by Ron Webb in 1996.
England	Derby Arena	Derby	250 m	42°	wood	Indoor	Velodrome and sports arena designed by FaulknerBrowns Architects. Opened in March 2015.
England	Forest Town Welfare	Mansfield, Nottinghamshire	402 m	10˚	tarmac	Outdoor	Built in 1908, the track has 4 bankings, built in a rectangle shape around the football pitch. [53]
England	Gosling Sports Park	Welwyn Garden City	460.95 m		asphalt	Outdoor
England	Herne Hill Velodrome	London	450 m	30°	tarmac	Outdoor	A track in a shallow concrete bowl, constructed in 1891. Centenary rebuild by Ron Webb, concrete, completed 1992. Resurfaced in tarmac in 2011.
England	London Velopark	Leyton, east London	250 m	42˚	wood	Indoor	Hosted 2012 Summer Olympics and 2016 UCI Track Cycling World Championships
England	Long View Leisure	Huyton Knowsley, Merseyside	400 m			Outdoor
England	Lyme Valley Stadium [54]	Newcastle-under-Lyme, Staffordshire	400.05 m [55]		asphalt	Outdoor
England	Manchester Velodrome	Manchester	250 m	42°	wood	Indoor	National Cycling Centre and home of British cycling, [56] designed by FaulknerBrowns Architects and built in 1994. Hosted 2000 and 2008 UCI Track Cycling World Championships
England	Middlesbrough Sports Village	Middlesbrough	250 m	30°	tarmac	Outdoor	Opened September 2015 [57]
England	Halesowen Velodrome	Halesowen, West Midlands	400 m		asphalt	Outdoor	Opened 1947 [58]
England	The Mountbatten Centre	Portsmouth	535.6 m		asphalt	Outdoor	D-shaped track – two partial bends into a banked straight and flat D-shaped loop
England	Palmer Park Stadium	Reading	459.15 m		asphalt	Outdoor
England	Poole Park Track	Poole, Dorset	534 m		tarmac
England	Preston Park Velodrome	Brighton, East Sussex	579.03 m		tarmac	Outdoor	Built in 1877, the oldest velodrome in the UK [59]
England	Quibell Park Stadium	Scunthorpe	485.06 m		asphalt	Outdoor	[60]
England	Roundhay Park	Leeds, West Yorkshire			soil and grass		Grasstrack
England	Richmondshire Velodrome	Richmond, North Yorkshire	364 m		grass	Outdoor	Built 1892, a banked velodrome covered with grass. It was used for league races through the summer and hosted national grass track meetings. Not used since 2016
England	York Sport Velodrome	York, North Yorkshire	250 m	30°	tarmac	Outdoor	Opened in July 2014 to coincide with the Tour de France 2014.
Scotland	Caird Park	Dundee	402.34 m		concrete	Outdoor
Scotland	Sir Chris Hoy Velodrome	Glasgow	250 m	45˚	wood	Indoor	Opened October 2012. Hosted 2018 UEC European Track Championships
Wales	Carmarthen Park	Carmarthen	405.38 m		concrete	Outdoor	Built 1900, oldest concrete velodrome in the world in continuous use [61]
Wales	Maindy Stadium	Cardiff	459.37 m	18˚	concrete	Outdoor	Used in the 1958 British Empire and Commonwealth Games
Wales	Geraint Thomas National Velodrome	Newport	250 m	42˚	wood	Indoor	Welsh National Velodrome opened in 2003
Northern Ireland	Tommy Givan Track	Orangefield, Belfast	396 m		tarmac	Outdoor	Orangefield Track opened 1957, renamed Tommy Givan Track in 1981 [62]
United States	Boulder Valley Velodrome	Erie, Colorado	250 m	42˚	wood	Outdoor	Opened in 2015, Renovated 2023	1564 m	40.029300689697266, -105.05184173583984
United States	Olympic Training Center Velodrome	Colorado Springs, Colorado	333.33 m	33˚	concrete	Inflatable dome [63]	Built in 1982 in preparation for the 1984 Summer Olympics in LA. [64]	1840 m	38.82903876271046, -104.79581345266047
United States	Cleveland velodrome	Cleveland, Ohio	166.66 m		wood	Outdoor	Built in 2012	207 m	41.47169505372669, -81.65455779288767
United States	Major Taylor Velodrome	Indianapolis, Indiana	333.33 m	28˚ / 9˚	concrete	Outdoor	Hosted the 1987 Pan American Games. [65]	215 m	39.82185682144557, -86.19926154005711
United States	The Alkek Velodrome	Houston, Texas	333.33 m	33˚	concrete	Outdoor	Built 1986. [66]	32 m	29.79830412563597, -95.69542078648658
United States	Dick Lane Velodrome	East Point, Georgia (near Atlanta)	321.8 m	36˚	concrete	Outdoor	Built 1972. [67]	295 m	33.68505007028783, -84.4516828872925
United States	Asheville Velodrome	Asheville, North Carolina	500 m	4–8˚	asphalt	Outdoor	Converted from race car track in 2001. [68]	602 m	35.565819317048906, -82.58157631531436
United States	Baton Rouge Velodrome	Baton Rouge, Louisiana	333.33 m		concrete	Outdoor	Re-opened March 2010 after extensive renovation	8 m	30.397898053338388, -91.11548936278881
United States	The Velodrome at Bloomer Park	Rochester Hills, Michigan (near Detroit)	200 m	44˚	wood	Outdoor	Built in 2002 [69]	234 m	42.67971318347039, -83.10705200250538
United States	Lexus Velodrome	Detroit, Michigan	166.66 m	50˚	wood	Inflatable dome	Built in 2017. [70]	189 m	42.351823044773575, -83.05016675114304
United States	Brian Piccolo Velodrome	Cooper City, Florida (near Fort Lauderdale)	333.33 m 200 m	30˚/>10˚	concrete	Outdoor	Two tracks: one competitive and one recreational. [71]	1 m	26.035015137868868, -80.26901990168798
United States	Encino Velodrome	Encino, Los Angeles, California	250 m	28˚	concrete	Outdoor		217 m	34.181890919439596, -118.50892021132279
United States	Ed Rudolph Velodrome	Northbrook, Illinois (near Chicago)	382 m	18˚	epoxy on concrete	Outdoor	Built 1959, renovated 2004	195 m	42.1231575610149, -87.81822945960509
United States	Garden State Velodrome	Wall, New Jersey	400 m	33˚ / 15˚	asphalt	Outdoor	Term when Wall Township Speedway is used for cycling, Built in 1950. [72] [73]	43 m	40.175316803265, -74.11203640348462
United States	Hellyer Park Velodrome [74]	San Jose, California (San Francisco Bay Area)	335 m	23˚	concrete	Outdoor		47 m	37.28789424939167, -121.81326696541662
United States	Idaho Velodrome and Cycling Park [75]	Eagle, Idaho			concrete
United States	Kissena Park Velodrome	Flushing, Queens, New York City	400 m		asphalt	Outdoor	Built in 1962, resurfaced in 2004. [76] [77]	5 m	40.74474499505884, -73.80984786998295
United States	VELO Sports Center	Carson, California (near Los Angeles)	250 m	45˚	wood	Indoor	Built in 2004. [78] Siberian pine. First and only permanent Indoor track of international standard in United States. Will be venue for 2028 Summer Olympics. [79]	11 m	33.85892710926973, -118.25968645787545
United States	Jerry Baker Memorial Velodrome (formerly Marymoor Velodrome)	Redmond, Washington (near Seattle)	400 m	25˚	concrete	Outdoor	Built 1974, resurfaced 2005. [80]	12 m	47.665597703997484, -122.11196598505441
United States	Northeast Velodrome	Londonderry, New Hampshire	333.33 m	14˚	asphalt	Outdoor	Runs events on Tuesday (Mass Start Racing), Thursday (Timed Events), Saturday (Structured Training and Open Track) and Sunday (Omnium). Re-opened in 2017	87 m	42.9201666980169, -71.41428331353444
United States	Penrose Park	St. Louis, Missouri	322 m	28˚	concrete	Outdoor	Built in 1962, resurfaced in 1984, completely resurfaced in concrete overlay in 2019. [81]	42 m	38.68494943118909, -90.24561909918587
United States	San Diego Velodrome	San Diego, California	333.33 m	27˚	asphalt on concrete	Outdoor	Built 1976, [82] resurfaced in 2016 [83]	81 m	32.7370346914474, -117.14090387575436
United States	The Superdrome [84]	Frisco, Texas (near Dallas)	250 m	44˚	wood	Outdoor	No longer open.
United States	Valley Preferred Cycling Center	Breinigsville, Pennsylvania	333.33 m	28-30˚ / 12.5˚	concrete	Outdoor	Built 1975 as Lehigh County Velodrome, renovated 1995. [85] 30-degree banked turns and 12.5-degree straightaways.	122 m	40.54729256289322, -75.61069786388089
United States	Washington Park Velodrome	Kenosha, Wisconsin	333.33 m	27˚	concrete	Outdoor	Built in 1927. Renovated in 2016 [86]	183 m	42.59923820296997, -87.83040085925535
United States	Giordana Velodrome [87]	Rock Hill, South Carolina (Charlotte, NC region)	250 m	42.5˚/17°	concrete	Outdoor		206 m	34°58′35″N80°58′41″W / 34.9764°N 80.9780°W / 34.9764; -80.9780
Uruguay	Pista de Ciclismo de El Jagüel	Punta del Este	1190 m	unknown	asphalt	Outdoor	Opened in 2002; closed in 2014; re-opened in 2020		34°55′16″S54°55′19″W / 34.9210°S 54.92200°W / -34.9210; -54.92200
Uruguay	Velódromo Municipal de Montevideo	Montevideo	333.33 m	unknown	concrete	Outdoor	Opened in 1938; hosted partly the 1968 UCI Track Cycling World Championships		34°53′53″S56°09′22″W / 34.8980°S 56.1560°W / -34.8980; -56.1560
Uruguay	Velódromo Municipal de Paysandú	Paysandú	333.33 m	unknown	concrete	In re-construction as of 2022			32°19′59″S58°05′00″W / 32.3330°S 58.0834°W / -32.3330; -58.0834
Uzbekistan		Tashkent	333.33 m		concrete
Venezuela	Polideportivo Libertador	Coro	333.33 m		concrete
Venezuela	La Paragua	Ciudad Bolivar	333.33 m		concrete
Venezuela	Urbanizacion Tiuna	Maracay	333.33 m		concrete
Venezuela	Velódromo José de Jesús Mora Figueroa	San Cristobal	333.33 m		concrete	Outdoor
Venezuela	Teo Capriles	Caracas	333.33 m	40°/10°	concrete	Outdoor
Venezuela	Maximo Romero	Valencia	333.33 m		concrete	Outdoor

Velodromes no longer in use

Velodrome	Location	Length	Banking	Surface	Opened	Closed	Notes	Altitude
Argentina
Buenos Aires Municipal	Buenos Aires	333 m or 1,093 ft
Gen. Belgrano Park Velodrome	Salta	333 m or 1,093 ft
Luna Park	Buenos Aires
Don Pedro Milanese Velodrome
	Formosa	333 m
Australia
Maurice Kirby Velodrome	Noble Park, Victoria	430 m	6°	asphalt		2019
Azerbaijan
Baku Velodrome	Baku	333 m or 1,093 ft		concrete
Brazil
Barra Velodrome	Rio de Janeiro, Nelson Piquet International Autodrome	250 m		wood			indoor. Built for the 2007 Pan American Games. Demolished in 2013	5 m
Canada
China Creek Velodrome	Vancouver	245 m or 804 ft	42˚	wood			Outdoor track. Built for the 1954 British Empire and Commonwealth Games. Rebuilt 1973. Demolished 1980.
Olympic Velodrome (Montreal)	Montreal	285 m or 935 ft	48˚	wood			Indoor track. Built for the 1976 Summer Olympics. Converted into the Montreal Biodome in 1989.
Vélodrome de Queen's Park	Verdun, Montreal			wood			Hosted 1899 ICA Track Cycling World Championships. [88]
Vélodrome Louis Garneau	Quebec City						Demolished in November 2007
Winnipeg Velodrome	Winnipeg, Manitoba	400 m or 1,300 ft	38˚	concrete			Built for the 1967 Pan-American Games, demolished 1998
Bromont Velodrome	Bromont, Quebec	250m		wood			Outdoor. Opened in 2001, using the wooden track formerly used at the 1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta, Georgia.
Croatia
Stadion Koturaška [89]	Zagreb	500 m	unknown	concrete			Outdoor. Built in 1894. Demolished in 1950s		-
Czech Republic
Pardubice	Pardubice	500 m or 1,640 ft		concrete			Outdoor track. Built 1931, Schurmann design. Renovated 1974.
Georgia
Tbilisi Central Velodrome	Tbilisi	220 m or 722 ft		concrete			Outdoor track
Tbilisi Velodrome	Tbilisi	400 m or 1,312 ft		wood			Outdoor track
Germany
Olympiahalle	München	285 m or 935 ft		wood			Built for 1972 Olympic Games, demolished 2015.
Hanns-Martin-Schleyer-Halle	Stuttgart	285.714 m		wood			Palace still in place but track removed (not available anymore)
Westfalenhallen	Dortmund	200 m or 660 ft		indoor			Palace still in place but track removed (not available anymore)
Wuelfel	Hannover	333 m or 1,093 ft	49°	wood			Outdoor. Still existing, but no longer in use
France
Parc des Princes	Paris	666 m or 2,185 ft egg shape / 454 m or 1,490 ft oval					Built 1897. Tour de France finish from its beginning in 1903. Track reduced in size in 1924 for Olympic Games. Track demolished 1967.
Vélodrome Buffalo	Neuilly-sur-Seine
Vélodrome d'Hiver	Paris	333 m or 1,093 ft					Built in 1902, in the Salles des Machines which had previously housed the industrial display of the Exposition Universelle (1900). Used to hold thousands of Jews who were victims of a mass arrest during the Nazi occupation in 1942. The velodrome was partly destroyed by fire and the building subsequently demolished in 1959.
Vélodrome de la Seine	Levallois-Perret						Owned by Adolphe Clément from circa 1893-1900
Hong Kong
Hong Kong Sports Institute	Sha Tin						Demolished 2009. [90]
Ireland
Goff Cycle Track	Waterford, Ireland	400 m or 1,312 ft		cinder and tarmac			Outdoor track, donated to the People's Park in Waterford City by Sir W. G. D. Goff. Still exists but is covered in grass. [91]
Italy
Olympic Velodrome	Rome	400 m or 1,300 ft	37.27° / 9.55°	Cameroonian doussie			Outdoor track. Built in 1957–1960. Demolished in 2008 due to inactivity. [92] [93]
Palazzo dello Sport	Milan						Indoor track in the Palazzo dello Sport. Built in November 1923, and possibly a removable installation. [94]
Palasport di San Siro	Milan						Indoor track. Built in 1970–1976. Demolished in 1988 due to inactivity.
Japan
Chiba Keirin Velodrome	Chiba	500 m	Outdoor			2015	Rebuilt as Tipstar Dome Chiba  [ jp ], a 250m indoor velodrome [95]
Ichinomiya Velodrome  [ ja ]	Aichi	400 m	Outdoor			2014
Kagetsu-en Keirin Velodrome	Yokohama	400 m				2010	Closed on March 31, 2010.
Osaka Central Velodrome		500 m	Outdoor		1950	1962	Rebuilt as Nagai Stadium
Osaka Suminoe Velodrome  [ ja ]		500 m	Outdoor		1948	1964
Malaysia
Velodrome Kuala Lumpur	Kuala Lumpur	330 m	unknown	concrete	1987	2017	Demolished after velodrome national build	3°06′41″N101°43′43″E / 3.111342°N 101.728571°E / 3.111342; 101.728571
South Africa
Western Holdings	Welkom, South Africa	485 m or 1,591 ft	25°	concrete			Once the most popular track in the country. Facilities destroyed in a hurricane in 1991 and never rebuilt again.
President Steyn Mine Track	Welkom, South Africa	485 m or 1,591 ft	25°	concrete			Still existing, but no longer in use
Harmony Gold Mine Track	Virginia, South Africa	485 m or 1,591 ft	25°	concrete			Still existing, but no longer in use
Spain
Tirador	Palma de Mallorca	333.33 m or 1,093.6 ft		concrete			Outdoor track. Built in 1903, closed in 1973. Still existing, but no longer in use.
Switzerland
Pontaise	Lausanne	250 m or 820 ft		concrete			No more in activity since 2011
United Kingdom
England
Bootle Stadium	Bootle, Merseyside						[96]
Butts Stadium	Coventry, West Midlands	402 m or 1,319 ft		asphalt			Built in 1879, fell out of use in the 1990s [97]
Catford Track	Catford	536 m or 1,759 ft		concrete			[98] [99]
Fallowfield Stadium	Fallowfield, Manchester	509 yards (465 m)	30˚	shale, later concrete			Opened May 1892. Was renamed the Reg Harris Stadium in 1955. [100] Demolished in 1994.
Gypsies Green	South Shields, Tyne and Wear	401 m or 1,316 ft		asphalt			Semi-derelict
Harlow Track	Harlow, Essex	197 m or 646 ft	45˚	wood			Opened 11 September 1976, closed 3 November 1993 [101]
Harvey Hadden Stadium	Bilborough Park, Nottingham	460 m or 1,509 ft		tarmac			Closed 2003 [102]
Kirkby Sports Centre	Kirkby, Merseyside	485 m or 1,591 ft		asphalt			Built 1964. Last used 29 August 2007, demolished. [103]
North London Cycling Track	Wood Green, London	459 m or 1,506 ft					[99] [104]
Paddington Recreation Ground	Maida Vale, London			concrete			Demolished in 1987 to make way for a dog fouling area. [99]
Putney Velodrome	Putney, London	358 m or 1,175 ft		concrete			Opened 1 August 1891 [99] [105]
Saffron Lane sports centre	Leicester, Leicestershire	333 m or 1,093 ft	37˚	wood			Used for World Championships in 1970 and 1984 and national championships from the 1970s to the 1990s. Earlier plastic-coated concrete track given wood surface in 1978, fell into disrepair due to lack of funds after major events were moved to newly opened Manchester velodrome. [106]
Salford Stadium	Birmingham	402 m or 1,319 ft		tarmac			Opened 11 July 1951 [107]
Southampton Velodrome	Southampton
Memorial Athletic Grounds	West Ham, London						[99] [108]
	Kensal Rise, London						[99]
LNWR Sports Ground	Wolverton, Milton Keynes						Hard track in use in the 1950s. Last visible derelict sections demolished circa 2009. [109]
Scotland
Meadowbank Stadium	Edinburgh	250 m or 820 ft		wood			Built for the 1970 British Commonwealth Games and used again in the 1986 Commonwealth Games, the outdoor track was demolished in 2018.
Grangemouth Sports Stadium	Grangemouth, Falkirk						Circa 1966–1996
Celtic Park	Glasgow						Circa 1892–early 20th century. Hosted 1897 World Cycling Championships.
Wales
Taff Vale Park	Treforest, Rhondda Cynon Taff						Built before 1908, banking still exists covered in grass, surrounding a playing field behind Broadway [110]
Isle of Man
Nivison Stadium	Onchan, Isle of Man	400 m or 1,312 ft		asphalt			Outdoor track, built 1951 [111]
Northern Ireland
Wallace Park	Lisburn						Opened in 1953. Fell into disrepair, partially demolished [62]
United States
Boulder Indoor Cycling	Boulder, Colorado	142 m or 466 ft	45	wood			Opened December 2008; ceased operations April 2012. [112] The velodrome was disassembled.
Dorais Velodrome	Detroit, Michigan	325 m or 1,066 ft	24˚/8˚	concrete			Outdoor track, completed 1969, hosted National Championships in 1969 [113] [114]
Chicago Velo Campus	Chicago, Illinois	166 m or 545 ft					Outdoor interim track, built in 2011. Permanently closed in July 2016. [115]
National Sports Center Velodrome	Blaine, Minnesota (near Minneapolis)	250 m	43˚	wood			Outdoor, Built in 1990. [116] Officially Closed 2019 [117]
Olympic Velodrome	Carson, California	333.3 m or 1,094 ft		concrete			Outdoor track, built for the 1984 Summer Olympics. Completed in 1981. Seating for 2,500 spectators. Demolished in 2003 and replaced with Dignity Health Sports Park, including the ADT Event Center. [118]
Stone Mountain Velodrome	Stone Mountain Park, Georgia	250 m or 820 ft	42˚/13˚	polymer-wood			Outdoor track, built for the 1996 Summer Olympics. [119] The velodrome site was restored to a songbird habitat in 2003. [120] Track was sold, and moved to the Bromont Velodrome in Quebec, Canada.

List of oldest cycling tracks and velodromes

This list exposes the oldest tracks around the world that are still existing today.

N.	Velodrome	City	Year	Length	Surface	Notes	In use	Location
1	Preston Park Velodrome [121]	Brighton, England	1877	579.03 m	tarmac	outdoor	Yes	50°30′10″N0°05′07″E / 50.5029°N 00.0852°E / 50.5029; 00.0852
2	Velodrom TJ Favorit Brno [122]	Brno, Czech Republic	1889	400 m	concrete	outdoor	Yes	49°11′05″N16°34′45″E / 49.184660°N 16.579075°E / 49.184660; 16.579075
3	Herne Hill Velodrome [123]	London, England	1891	450 m	tarmac	outdoor	Yes	51°16′13″N0°03′10″E / 51.2704°N 00.0529°E / 51.2704; 00.0529
4	Richmondshire Velodrome	Richmond, England	1892	364 m	grass	outdoor	No	54°24′18″N1°44′27″E / 54.404998°N 01.740925°E / 54.404998; 01.740925
5	Vélodrome de Vincennes [ citation needed ]	Paris, France	1894	500 m	concrete	outdoor	Yes	48°29′36″N2°14′39″E / 48.4934°N 02.2441°E / 48.4934; 02.2441
6	Loudun Velodrome	Loudun, France	1895	185 m	concrete	outdoor	Yes	47°00′30″N0°04′37″E / 47.008434°N 00.076897°E / 47.008434; 00.076897
7	Vélodrome des Alliers	Angouleme, France	1895	333.33 m	concrete	outdoor	Yes	45°38′21″N0°07′35″E / 45.639153°N 00.126388°E / 45.639153; 00.126388
8	Turquet de la Boisserie	Senlis, France	1896	333.33 m	concrete	outdoor	Yes	49°12′32″N2°34′36″E / 49.208863°N 02.576555°E / 49.208863; 02.576555
9	Jacques Anquetil Velodrome [124]	Saint-Omer, France	1896	412 m	concrete	outdoor	Yes	50°44′37″N2°15′04″E / 50.743669°N 02.250982°E / 50.743669; 02.250982
10	Millenáris Sporttelep [125]	Budapest, Hungary	1896	412 m	concrete	outdoor	Yes	47°18′08″N19°03′15″E / 47.3022°N 19.0541°E / 47.3022; 19.0541
11	Lurcy-Lévis Vélodrome [126]	Lurcy-Lévis, France	1897	250 m	concrete	outdoor	Yes	46°44′05″N2°56′25″E / 46.734663°N 02.940161°E / 46.734663; 02.940161
12	Carmarthen Park [127]	Carmarthen, Wales	1900	405.38 m	concrete	outdoor	Yes	51°51′15″N4°18′48″E / 51.854198°N 04.313400°E / 51.854198; 04.313400
13	Tirador [128]	Palma de Mallorca, Spain	1903	333.33 m	concrete	outdoor	No	39°34′43″N2°38′40″E / 39.578678°N 02.644325°E / 39.578678; 02.644325
14	Reichelsdorsfer Keller [129]	Nuremberg, Germany	1904	400 m	concrete	outdoor	Yes	49°22′00″N11°02′43″E / 49.3666°N 11.0452°E / 49.3666; 11.0452
15	Radrennbahn Forst [130]	Forst, Germany	1906	400 m	concrete	outdoor	Yes	51°26′04″N14°22′19″E / 51.4344°N 14.3719°E / 51.4344; 14.3719
16	Forest Town Welfare [131]	Mansfield, England	1908	402 m	tarmac	outdoor	Yes	53°09′08″N1°09′52″E / 53.152203°N 01.164346°E / 53.152203; 01.164346

The Andreasried Velodrome (Erfurt, Germany) was originally built in 1885 but was entirely redeveloped in 2006–2007. This one is in fact a new track.

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