Burnaby Velodrome
The Burnaby Velodrome is Canada’s only indoor velodrome and one of only three in North America. Completed in 1997, the Burnaby Velodrome track is a 200m long and 6m wide wooden cycling track with 47-degree corners. Located inside the Harry Jerome Sports Centre, it has seating for approximately 150, and is complete with a warm-up area, officials’ rooms, dressing rooms, office space and wireless internet.
The facility recently completed $1,000,000 of capital upgrades, including a new insulated roof, new furnace, new hanging lights, 150 bleacher seats and an enclosed meeting room overlooking the courts and cycling track.
Facility Specs
FACILITY TYPE Cycling
SEATING CAPACITY 150
PARKING CAPACITY 50
YEAR COMPLETED 1997
Current Venue Features
WARM UP AREA
OFFICIALS ROOM
EQUIPMENT STORAGE
Not at this Time
MEDICAL ROOM
FOOD SERVICES
LICENSED FOR ALCOHOL
AUDIO VIDEO
MEDIA ROOM
Amenities
Warm-up area
Officials rooms
Dressing rooms
Office space
Bleacher seating
PAST EVENTS
Learn about Burnaby’s track record. From world championships and national tournaments to international competitions and weekly community leagues, hundreds of events have taken place here each year.
Burnaby prepares for local celebrations as the FIFA World Cup 2026™ comes to B.C.
The Burnaby United website is a hub of information and opportunities for local businesses and organizations to host games watch parties and special events.
Burnaby hosts elite qualifiers for the 2026 World Team Table Tennis Championships
Two days of table tennis action as competitors try to win spots on Team Canada
Sport and culture come together in Burnaby for the 10th Anniversary of the Pat Quinn Classic
55 teams participate in the 2025 hockey tournament including a team from Kushiro, Japan.
A decade of legacy: Pat Quinn Classic hits 10-year milestone in Burnaby
Annual tournament attracts international teams to Burnaby.
Breaking the ice for a new ringette season in Burnaby
Players from 5 to 55+ compete in what's called the fastest sport on ice.
Sport Burnaby congratulates the Vancouver Rise FC as the team becomes the Northern Super League’s playoff champions
The Rise beat AFC Toronto to win the inaugural NSL championship
Judo mats on indoor soccer turf for international competition in Burnaby
Peak Judo hosts its 2025 international competition at Scotia Barn.
Sport Burnaby applauds inaugural season of Vancouver Rise at Swangard Stadium
Success in the first season means a Rise playoff game at Swangard.
Legacy of lacrosse continues in Burnaby with annual Jack Crosby Tournament
More than 100 U11 lacrosse games played over four days at three Burnaby venues.
Powerlifting to provincial titles in Burnaby
A showcase of strength and power at the Christine Sinclair Community Centre
