Azadi Velodrome

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Azadi Velodrome

Azadi Velodrome
Location	Azadi Sport Complex, Tehran, Iran
Coordinates	35°43′21″N 51°16′21″E / 35.722432°N 51.272563°E / 35.722432; 51.272563
Capacity	6,000
Field size	333 m (364 yd) track
Surface	Concrete

The Azadi Velodrome is a 333 m (364-yard) outdoor velodrome, with a concrete surface, that is part of the Azadi Sport Complex in Tehran, Iran.^[1] The stadium has an overpass, underpass and outdoor lights. The altitude at which the velodrome is located is 1,285 m (1,405 yd).

It hosted the 2014 Iran national track cycling championships.

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