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Track Cycling

bicycle races conducted on velodromes or other specially designed tracks that feature a steep banking. Participation format: Individual, team, and para formats. It is typically contested on or in Road, velodrome, or terrain depending on the discipline. Scoring is based on Time, placing, or points. Core equipment includes Bicycle, helmet, race gear. Important forms include Road, Track, Para-cycling. Listed competitions include UCI Track Cycling World Championships, Olympic Track Cycling. Origin/development: Europa, 1870. The sport is actively practiced today.

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Classification

Category Cycling sport
Family Cycling Family
Level Variant

Weitere Angaben

Aliases Track cycling sprint, Track cycling keirin, Track cycling omnium, Track cycling madison, Track cycling pursuit, Points race cycling
Tags track-cycling, cycling-sport, radsport-familie, radsport, track-cycling-sprint, track-cycling-keirin, track-cycling-omnium, track-cycling-madison

Rules and format

Die Grundlagen

Ziel

The objective is to complete a route, distance, or race task faster or more efficiently than the competition.

Teilnehmer

Individual or team races depending on the discipline.

Teamgröße

Discipline-dependent, often individual or team.

Spielfeld

Velodrome with banked curves.

Dauer

From short sprints to long stages or time trials.

Wertung

Time, placing, or event-specific points.

Gewinnbedingung

Victory by best time, finishing position, or points.

Ausrüstung

  • Bicycle
  • helmet
  • discipline-specific equipment

Wichtige Regelpunkte

  • Dangerous riding
  • illegal assistance
  • start/finish violations

Regelquellen

Federations and sources

Federations

  • Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI)
  • Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI)
  • Topend Sports Topend Sports · aggregator · medium
  • UCI UCI · official · high
  • BDR Bund Deutscher Radfahrer · official · high
  • British Cycling British Cycling · official · high
  • USA Cycling USA Cycling · official · high