BGŻ Arena, Velodrome in Pruszków, Poland
BGŻ Arena is a velodrome in Pruszków where track cyclists compete on a smooth oval wooden surface made from Siberian pine. The track measures 250 meters in length and is surrounded by tiered seating that accommodates approximately 1800 spectators around the venue.
Construction of the velodrome began in 2003 and opened in 2008 as Poland's first indoor cycling track. The facility quickly hosted major international events including the Under-23 European Championships in 2008, the World Championships in 2009, and the Elite European Championships in 2010.
The BGŻ Arena serves as a gathering place for cycling enthusiasts and represents Poland's dedication to track cycling as a sport. Visitors and local riders view it as a symbol of the region's sports culture and passion for competitive cycling.
The velodrome is easily accessible and offers bright, well-ventilated indoor spaces that remain comfortable throughout the year. The seating areas are positioned close enough to the track to see racing action clearly from any vantage point.
The velodrome uses Siberian pine wood for its track surface, a specialized material that allows cyclists to race safely at extreme speeds. This high-quality surface is valued by athletes worldwide for its smoothness and consistency.
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