Velodromes of the World - United States
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Pan American Velodromes Home Main Velodromes Index| City | State | Name | Used | Type | Distance | Surface | Banked | Designer | Other | Altitude | Hosted |
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| - | - | Vandedrome | 1995- | portable | 125-155 meters | wood | 53 degree turns. | ||||
| Atlanta | Georgia | Olympic Velodrome | 1996-1997 | outdoor portable |
250 meters | polymer-wood | Dale Hughes/Chris Nadovich design | 1996 Olympic Games World Records |
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| Baton Rogue | Louisiana | Baton Rogue Velodrome | 1985- | outdoor | 333 meters | concrete | 33 degree turns. | ||||
| Blaine | Minnesota | National Sports Center | 1990- | outdoor | 250 meters | wood | 43 degree turns | Schurmann design | |||
| Boston | Massachusetts | Revere Beach Cycle Track | 1890s-1931 | outdoor | wood | ||||||
| Brooklyn | New York | Manhattan Beach Velodrome | 1890s | outdoor | 1/3 mile (536 meters) | cement | 30,000 spectators. Run by Billy Brady |
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| Brooklyn | New York | Coney Island Velodrome | 1930s-1940s | outdoor | 1/6 mile (268 meters) | 10,000 seats | |||||
| Broward County | Florida | Brian Piccolo Velodrome | 1993- | outdoor | 333 meters | 30 degree turns | Canadian National Squad training | ||||
| Cambridge | Massachusetts | Charles River Velodrome | 1900s | outdoor | 1/3 mile (536 meters) | cement. | |||||
| Chicago | Illinois | Chicago Stadium Velodrome | c.1930--1941 | indoor | wood | ||||||
| Chicago | Illinois | Gately Stadium | 1960s | outdoor | 250 meters | wood. | |||||
| Colorado Springs | Colorado Olympic Training Center | 7-Eleven Olympic Velodrome | 1983- | outdoor | 333 meters | concrete | 35 degree turns | UCI Cat 1 - 8,200 seats | 1835 meters altitude (6020 ft.) | 1986 World Championships - World Records | |
| Denver | Colorado | Denver Velodrome | 1890s | outdoor | wood | altitude | |||||
| Detroit | Michigan | Dorias Velodrome | 1967-2000 | outdoor | 322 meters | cement | 28 degree turns. | ||||
| Detroit | Michigan | COBO Hall Velodrome | 1973 | indoor | 133 meters | wood | Schurmann design | Detroit Six-Day | |||
| Detroit | Michigan | Madison Velodrome | 1976-1980 | portable | 125 meters | wood | Dale Hughes design | stolen in storage | |||
| Carson | California - Cal-State University | Dominguez Hills Olympic Velodrome | 1983- | outdoor | 333 meters | concrete | 33 degree turns | cost $3 million. | |||
| East Point | Georgia | Dick Lane Velodrome | 1975- | outdoor | 323 meters | concrete | 33 degree turns | ||||
| Encino | Caliifornia | Encino Velodrome | 1961- | outdoor | 250 meters | concrete | 29 degree turns | ||||
| Frisco | Texas | Superdrome - Colin County Community College District | 1998- | outdoor | 250 meters | marine plywood | 44 degree turns | 1999 World Cup | |||
| Houston | Texas | Alkek Velodrome | 1986- | outdoor | 333 meters | concrete | 33 degree turns | ||||
| Indianapolis | Indiana | Newby Oval | 1890s | outdoor | 1/4 mile (402 meters) | pinewood | Arthur Newby | 20,000 seats - Newby also built Indianapolis Motor Speedway | |||
| Indianapolis | Indiana | Capitol City Velodrome | 1890s | outdoor. | |||||||
| Indianapolis | Indiana | Major Taylor Velodrome | 1982- | outdoor | 333 meters | concrete | 28.5 degree turns | ||||
| Jacksonville | Florida | Brandy Branch Park Bicycle Track | 1988- | outdoor | 300 meters | concrete | 20 degree turns. | ||||
| Kenosha | Wisconsin | Washington Park Bowl | 1927- | outdoor | 333 meters | asphalt | 26 degree turns | oldest operating track in U.S | |||
| Queens | New York | Kissena Park Velodrome | 1963- | outdoor | 384 meters | asphalt | 17 degree turns | ||||
| Milwaukee | Wisconsin | Brown Deer Velodrome | 1948- | outdoor | 1/4 mile (400 meters) | asphalt | 23 degree turns. | ||||
| Newark | New Jersey | Waverley Fair Velodrome | 1896-1910 | indoor | 1/4 mile (402 meters) | wood. | |||||
| Newark | New Jersey | Newark Velodrome | 1911-1930 | indoor | 1/6 mile (268 meters) | wood | 12,500 seats. | ||||
| New Haven | Connecticut | New Haven Velodrome | 1890s-1911. | ||||||||
| New York | New York | Madison Square Garden | 1895-1925 | indoor | 1/10 mile (161 meters) | wood | |||||
| New York | New York | New York Velodrome | 1921-1930 | outdoor | 1/6 mile (268 meters) | wood | 20,000 seats | ||||
| Northbrook | Illinois | Ed Rudolph Northbrook Velodrome | 1959- | outdoor | 382 meters | concrete on asphalt | 18 degree turns | ||||
| Nutley | New Jersey | Nutley Velodrome | 1900s-1940 | outdoor | wood | ||||||
| Pasadena | California | Rose Bowl Velodrome | 1932 | outdoor portable | wood | 1932 Olympic Games | |||||
| Portland | Oregon | Alpenrose Velodrome | 1964- | outdoor | 268 meters | concrete | 41 degree turns | ||||
| Redmond | Washington | Marymoor Park Velodrome | 1975- | outdoor | 400 meters | concrete | 28 degree turns | ||||
| Rochester Hills | Michigan | Mike Walden Bloomer Park Velodrome | 2002-- | outdoor | 1/8 mile (201 meters) | wood | 44 degree turns | ||||
| Salt Lake City | Utah | Salt Palace Velodrome | 1899-1913 | outdoor | 1/8 mile (201 meters) | wood | 48 degree turns | 5,000 seats | altitude 4,400 ft | ||
| Salt Lake City | Utah | Salt Air Velodrome | 1904 | outdoor | salt | ||||||
| San Diego | California | San Diego Morely Field Balboa Park Velodrome | 1930s - reconstructed 1976 | outdoor | 333 meters | dirt - 1976 concrete |
27 degree turns | 1949 National Championships - 1980 U.S. Olympic Trials - 1991 Masters World Championships | |||
| San Jose | California | Hellyer Park Velodrome | 1962- | outdoor | 336 meters | asphalt - now Chem-comp | 22.5 degree turns | ||||
| Shakopee | Wisconsin | Shakopee Velodrome | 1977-1990 | outdoor | 200 meters | wood | 58 degree turns | reconstruction of former Schurmann-designed COBO Hall velodrome in Detroit. | |||
| Springfield | Massachusetts | Springfield Bicycle Track | 1884-1900s | outdoor | 1/3 mile (536 meters) | dirt - later cement | Springfield Bicycle Club Tournaments. | ||||
| St. Louis | Missouri | Penrose Velodrome | 1962-2000 | outdoor | 322 meters | asphalt | 23 degree turns. | ||||
| Trexlertown | Pennsylvania | Lehigh Valley Velodrome | 1975- | outdoor | 333 meters | Chem-comp | 27 degree turns | UCI Cat 2 - established by Robert Rodale | |||