Marymoor Velodrome

An outdoor concrete track in a park near Lake Sammamish, with the mountains behind it. The straights are long and the bends are gentle. People race here on Friday nights all summer.

One lap: 400 m
Track: Concrete
Banking in the bends: 25°
Banking on the straights: 5°
Width: 8 m
Indoor or outdoor: Outdoor
Built: 1974
People who can watch: About 3,500

Did you know?

This velodrome opened in the spring of 1975. There has been racing here for more than fifty years!
When this track opened, it had no railing, no lights and no car park. The lights only came in 1979.
This velodrome is named after Jerry Baker, who helped design it and build it.
The track is outdoors and made of concrete, and every lap is 400 metres long.

The race announcer tells riders these facts at Marymoor Velodrome.

Race at Marymoor 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

Marymoor Velodrome

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Race at Marymoor Velodrome

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