What sport takes place in a velodrome?
Tirador (velodrome) Tirador (velodrome) Tirador is a velodrome in Palma (Mallorca, Balearic Islands, Spain). It is an outdoor track cycling, opened in 1903 and was the most important velodrome built in Spain during 60 years. It was closed in 1973 and still existing, but no longer in use. Since 2015 it is of municipal property and is currently in process of rehabilitation. It has been one of the four cycling tracks in the city. Before it existed Son Espanyolet (1893–1911), then the current velodrome of Son Moix (1987) and finally the Palma Arena (2007). The Palma cyclist society Veloz Sport Balear was
Major Taylor Velodrome Cycling's Masters Track National Championships in 2005, 2013, and 2016. In May 2011, Marian University took over operation of the Velodrome property, known as the Indy Cycloplex, which includes a BMX track, mountain bike trails, cyclocross course, and public green space.. In the years following the shift of operation, the facility has focused on promoting youth health and fitness as well as well as the continuous development in the sport of competitive cycling. Weekly & daily programming takes place on the Velodrome from April through September, including a Thursday night race series, the Major Taylor Racing League. Major Taylor Velodrome