High performance.
The pathway from promising rider to Team Alberta and Team Canada — based right here in Edmonton.
Photo: DvisualzThe Alberta Velodrome is a national-caliber training base. Riders travel to Edmonton to train here, coached by some of the most credentialed cyclists in the country. If you're chasing the podium, this is where the pathway lives.
Why athletes train here
UCI Category A boards
One of three tracks of this calibre in Canada — and the only one west of Ontario.
National-calibre coaching
A leadership bench that includes a sprint world champion and Canada's 2016 junior-worlds sprint coach.
Integrated support
Strength and conditioning, nutrition guidance, and mental-performance support through the Coronation facility.
Cross-training under one roof
A 50 m pool and a 333 m running track in the same building — recovery and cross-training without leaving the site.
The proof is already on the boards
Canadian records fell at the velodrome's first nationals in March 2026, and international federations — including the Australian, German, and American national teams — have signalled plans to train in Edmonton ahead of the LA 2028 Olympic cycle.
