T-Town Velodrome

An outdoor concrete track in the fields of Pennsylvania, raced since 1975. Three laps make one kilometre. On summer Friday nights the best riders in America race here under the floodlights. The sun sets behind the big grandstand, and a bridge takes people over the track into the middle.

One lap: 333.33 m
Track: Concrete
Banking in the bends: 30°
Banking on the straights: 12.5°
Width: 7 m
Indoor or outdoor: Outdoor
Built: 1975
People who can watch: About 2,500

Did you know?

The first race here was on the twelfth of October, 1975. That is more than fifty years of racing!
A man called Bob Rodale had this velodrome built, on land that he and his wife owned.
In 1995, this velodrome got big new stands for two thousand fans, and showers for the riders.
On Friday nights in the summer, the racing here goes on under the floodlights!

The race announcer tells riders these facts at T-Town Velodrome.

Race at T-Town 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

T-Town Velodrome

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Race at T-Town Velodrome

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