"Velo" is the French word for bicycle.
"Drome" is probably from an old Greek word meaning "running, course". Also used for places where races held.
Stick them together and you have a name for where bicycles are raced.
chris velodrome
A velodrome?
Bicycles can be ridden pretty much everywhere. But the only place that has a special name would be a velodrome, an arena for track cycling.
The general name for an arena where cyclists ride round and around on a banked track is a velodrome. On top of that, each arena usually also has its own individual name.
ManchesterBy a well know personDuaa Faruqi
Cycling track events are held in a special stadium called a velodrome.In London, it is informally known as 'The Pringle' due to the shape of the building's roof.
A Madison (also a girl's name).
Spinning
There is none! __________ The best answers I could come up with are contest and athletic competition. also decathlon
Pacer
Cycling comes from cycle, cyclic = something that goes around and comes around, like the wheels and the pedals.
Duathlon
The best answer I can come up with is England...via either the Vikings or Germans. Still trying to track it down to it's source myself.