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 Velodrome racing has been called “NASCAR on Two Wheels”. Blazing speed, gravity-defying turns and spectacular crashes make Velodrome racing one of the most awe-inspiring spectator sports around.
At first glance, Velodrome racing, also called “track racing” is a chaotic, confusing sport. Once you’ve seen a night of racing, the uniqueness of the events create memorable impressions that are only amplified by the simplicity of the competition. Track bikes have one gear and no brakes – the epitome of simplicity. |
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The Velodrome TrackVelodromes are steeply-banked oval cycling arenas. The purpose of the track’s design is to provide racers a smooth predictable surface on which to maintain the highest speed possible.
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Track Categories and Upgrades
All track upgrades are processed by the Velodrome Managers using the following criteria (ATRA guidelines):
For a new rider licensing with USA Cycling for the first time, the Track Category starts at 5. |
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Race FormatsTrack cycling events fit into two broad categories, Sprint races and Endurance races. Riders will fall into one category and not compete in the other. Riders with good all round ability in the junior ranks will decide to focus on one area or another before moving up to the senior ranks.
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