British Cycling has announced that 50,000 tickets have been sold for this year’s Track World Championships which will be held on the London velodrome built for the 2012 London Olympics.
The British federation claimed the ticket sales and interest for track racing in Britain will make this year’s Track World Championships “the most successful in the modern era.”
The five days of racing will be held between 2-6 March at the Lee Valley VeloPark. Nine of the 12 sessions are now completely sold out with limited tickets still available via the on-line seller Ticketmaster for the remaining sessions. For further ticket availability and event information visit http://ift.tt/1oSlTCj.
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The Track World Championships form part of UK Sport’s National Lottery funded #EveryRoadtoRio series which features more than 30 world class events to help athletes qualify and prepare for Rio 2016.
Many of the best track riders in the world will fight for medals and rainbow jerseys on the London track and for qualification for the limited places for this summer’s Rio Olympics.
Great Britain recently announced its team for the Track World Championships, confirming that Mark Cavendish would ride in the six-discipline Omnium event. Also in the Great Britain team are Laura Trott, Jason Kenny, and Joanna Rowsell.
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