Rio Olympic Velodrome

The Rio Olympic Velodrome is a cycling track in Barra Olympic Park with a riding surface made from Siberian pine engineered to international racing standards. The oval track and modern seating areas accommodate competitions and visitors who want to see the facility up close.

The facility was rebuilt in 2013 when international cycling standards required a new structure to replace the older Barra track. It was completed in 2015 and then hosted track cycling events during the 2016 Olympic Games.

The velodrome serves as a gathering place where cycling enthusiasts and tourists come to experience Olympic heritage. It became a symbol of Rio de Janeiro's transformation into a modern sports venue.

Access is available during operating hours as part of the larger Olympic Park complex. Wear comfortable shoes since exploring the grounds involves walking across considerable distances.

The wooden floor was installed with precision to meet exact measurements for international racing standards. The track and seating are designed so spectators have an excellent view of the competition.