Velodrome (noun)

An oval track, typically made of concrete or asphalt, used for cycle racing.

Origin:

Late 19th century: from french vélodrome, from vélo- 'bicycle' + -drome 'running place'.

Examples:

1. A velodrome is an ideal place for cyclists to race.
2. Cycling on the velodrome requires great balance and coordination.
3. The velodrome is a staple of the Summer Olympic Games.
4. The cycling community often gathers at the velodrome for events and competitions.
5. The velodrome is equipped with a steep banked track to help cyclists maintain speed.