Intense calendar set to bring more fans closer to the UCI Track Champions League cycling in 2022

Cycling fans in France and Germany are set to experience the high adrenalin racing of the UCI Track Champions League for the first time, as two new world class venues join the series as part of a reworked calendar for 2022. Velodrom Berlin and the Vélodrome National de Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines (SQY) just outside Paris will host rounds two and three respectively, as part of the five-round season kicking off in Mallorca on November 12th.

Just as in 2021, London will again host the double-header grand finale on December 2nd and 3rd. Ad/> These two new velodromes are held in the highest regard having both welcomed UCI World Championships for track cycling in the past and the SQY Velodrome in Paris has been selected to host the Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games.

/> UCI Track Champions LeagueBack on Track | Episode 502/05/2022 AT 10:14 The UCI Track Champions League will continue its unique format, bringing unpredictable, short format racing and technological fan experience to thousands trackside and millions of TV viewers around the world. François Ribeiro, Head of Discovery Sports Events, promoter of the UCI Track Champions League said “Building on the success of the inaugural season, it was a priority of ours to engage key audiences in France and Germany.

«Following the postponement of the Paris round last year, we are delighted to finally be able to bring the excitement of the UCI Track Champions League to the French National Velodrome along with the Velodrom Berlin. »This is the most intense schedule yet with back-to-back racing restoring the excitement the league was set up to harness.