Motovelodromo Fausto Coppi, Cycling stadium in Turin, Italy
The Motovelodromo Fausto Coppi is a cycling stadium in Turin with a 393-meter concrete track ringed by spectator seating. The facility hosts modern sports installations for cycling training, padel, and beach volleyball, accommodating between 500 and 7,500 visitors.
The stadium opened in 1920 and was reconstructed in 1947 following damage from World War II bombing. Its rebuilding represented the city's recovery and renewal in the post-war period.
The venue has honored Italian cycling champion Fausto Coppi since 1990, celebrating a sport that shaped Italian identity. Walking through, you sense how cycling remains woven into local pride and daily life.
The venue is easily reached on foot from central Turin and offers clear access to all areas for visitors. Visit during dry weather when the outdoor sports facilities are fully operational.
The velodrome serves as the planned endpoint for VENTO, a cycling tourism route connecting Turin to Venice. This ambitious project makes it a key hub for cyclists exploring the entire route.
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