The Home Depot Center Velodrome

The 100,000 square foot, $15 million The Home Depot Center Velodrome is located on the 125-acre Home Depot Center campus in Carson, California.

The Home Depot Center Velodrome hosts training and competition under the guidance of USA Cycling, including the 2004 USA Junior Track National Championships, 2004 World Junior Track Cycling Championships, 2005 World Track Cycling Championships and the UCI Track Cycling World Cup Classics.

USA Cycling world champion Sarah Hammer trains at The Home Depot Center Velodrome throughout the year, as well as several other USA cyclists.

The Home Depot Center Velodrome also hosts other competitions, events and cycling clinics for people at all skill levels and ages. For more information on past and upcoming events and results, please visit lavelodrome.org.

To purchase tickets for an event at The Home Depot Center Velodrome, visit ticketmaster.com.

For group tickets information, please call 877-AEG-TICKETS (877-234-8425) or visit aegtickets.com.

ADT Event Center Track Facts

• The Home Depot Center Velodrome is the first and only permanent indoor track of international standard in North America.
• The Home Depot Center Velodrome is a national training center for USA Cycling and is the home track of USA World Champion Sarah Hammer
• 2,450-seat capacity, all with great sight lines
• 250-meter international size track
• Approximately 33 miles of Siberian Pine were used to create the cycling track
• Track circumference at measuring line: 250 meters
• Track width: Seven meters
• Maximum inclination: 45 degrees
• Maximum speed on track: About 53 mph (85 km/h)