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Track Cycling

Track Cycling is the cycling discipline contested on a velodrome, where riders compete in races that emphasize speed, pacing, positioning, and tactical control on a closed circuit. Olympic track cycling has included time trials, sprint events, endurance races, and longer-distance contests, with formats evolving across different editions of the Games. While equipment and race structures have changed over time, track cycling has consistently represented the velodrome branch of Olympic cycling.

Sport
Cycling
Allowed Genders
Men
Events
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Events

Event Series Mode Gender Type Data
12-Hours Race - Men 12-Hours Race INDIVIDUAL MALE RANKING PARTIAL View
100 kilometres - Men 100 kilometres INDIVIDUAL MALE RANKING PARTIAL View
10 000 metres - Men 10 000 metres INDIVIDUAL MALE RANKING PARTIAL View
333⅓ metres Time Trial - Men 333⅓ metres Time Trial INDIVIDUAL MALE RANKING PARTIAL View
Men Sprint Sprint INDIVIDUAL MALE RANKING PARTIAL View