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Sangalhos, Anadia, Portugal

Anadia Velodrome

Portugal’s national velodrome, where the young riders of Europe race for their European titles. It opened in 2009 in an oval hall with a curved roof of wooden beams. The track is pale wood from Finland, and its walls are wood too. About a thousand people watch from the stands along the straights.

Anadia Velodrome in Watt Fighters

One lap: 250 m
Track: Wood
Banking in the bends: 41.2°
Banking on the straights: 11.8°
Width: 7.1 m
Indoor or outdoor: Indoor
Built: 2009
People who can watch: About 1,000

Did you know?

This velodrome opened in September 2009, in the town of Sangalhos.
The European Championships for young riders were held here four years in a row.
The track here is made of pine wood from Finland.
The town is about to fix up this velodrome, and the track will get a fresh coat of paint!

The race announcer tells riders these facts at Anadia Velodrome.

Race at Anadia Velodrome

In Watt Fighters you race here on your own bike, on a smart trainer or with a power meter. Your watts move your rider round the track. On the steep bends you need speed, or you slide down the banking. You can race every event here: match sprint, elimination, points race, scratch race, unknown distance, time trial, keirin, flying 200 m, open track.

Race here in Watt Fighters

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