Few things can combine speed and sheer excitement like track racing! Explore our website, then come watch a training session or race!

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SAFETY, FINANCIAL CONCERNS RESULT IN SUPERDROME CLOSING ITS DOORS FOR 2002 Frisco, Texas (May 10, 2002): Due to on-going maintenance issues, the Superdrome will close its doors for the remainder of the 2002 calendar year. This announcement, effective immediately, is a joint decision made by the City of Frisco and Collin County Community College District (CCCCD), the Superdrome's co-owners. This ...

Schuermann Architects are known as the world's most experienced velodrome and cycle-track designers. More than 125 tracks have been designed by ...

This is the home page for one of the most exciting and steepest tracks in the U.S., and home of the only U.S. six-day championships. While only 268.43 meters around with a 16.6 meter radius and 43 degree bank make it interesting to watch, they make it just plain fun to ride.

This page is provided courtesy of Business Cycles and has no official status. Please direct all questions and comments about programs and operations at the velodrome directly to the staff below. BRIAN PICCOLO PARK VELODROME 2002 TRACK RACING SCHEDULE AND INFORMATION 9501 Sheridan Street Cooper City, Florida Telephone 954 437-2626 Fax 954 437 2629 Staff: Donald Purdy, Park Manager II Carlos ...

Encino Velodrome - Encino, California Encino Velodrome History The history of the Encino Velodrome began in 1953 when cycling enthusiasts George Garner, Bob Hansing, Jack Kemp and Charlie Morton started talking about building a new velodrome. Their original idea grew and through the help of friends, local businesses and the Corps of Engineers. Money and materials gradually came together allowing ...