Arima Velodrome

The Arima Velodrome in Trinidad and Tobago has a rich history, serving as a prominent venue for cycling and other sporting events in the region. Here is a brief overview of its history: Early History

• Construction: The Arima Velodrome was constructed and opened to the public in the 1970s. It was part of a broader effort to develop sports infrastructure in Trinidad and Tobago.
• Location: Situated in the borough of Arima, the velodrome became a central hub for cycling enthusiasts and athletes in Trinidad and Tobago.

Role of Cycling

• Cycling Events: The Velodrome has hosted numerous local and regional cycling competitions, contributing significantly to the development of the sport in the country. It has been a training ground for many distinguished local cyclists.
• International Competitions: Over the years, the Arima Velodrome has been a venue for international cycling events, attracting athletes from across the Caribbean and beyond.

  Modern Developments Renovations and Upgrades: In recent years, there have been efforts to renovate and upgrade the facilities at the Arima Velodrome to meet modern standards and continue to serve the community effectively. Continued Relevance: The Velodrome remains an important part of Trinidad and Tobago’s sports infrastructure, continuing to host events and serve as a training ground for athletes. The Arima Velodrome’s history is marked by its significant contributions to the sporting landscape of Trinidad and Tobago, particularly in cycling and its role as a multi-purpose venue.