Hong Kong Velodrome

The World Championships were raced here in 2017. The hall stands in a park near the sea. Its roof is shaped like a cycling helmet. Inside, dark steel beams and rows of bright lights hang over a very pale pine track. The seats are a mix of blue, yellow and grey.

One lap: 250 m
Track: Wood
Banking in the bends: 42°
Banking on the straights: 12°
Width: 7 m
Indoor or outdoor: Indoor
Built: 2013
People who can watch: About 3,000

Did you know?

This velodrome opened at the end of 2013, in a park near the sea.
The World Championships came here in 2017. It was the first time they were ever held in Hong Kong!
Sarah Lee is the most famous track rider from Hong Kong. She won a medal at the World Championships right here, in front of her home crowd!
Sarah Lee has won medals at two Olympic Games, in London and in Tokyo.
From outside, the roof of this velodrome looks like a giant cycling helmet!

The race announcer tells riders these facts at Hong Kong Velodrome.

Race at Hong Kong 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

Hong Kong Velodrome

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Race at Hong Kong Velodrome

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