THE CAPACITY CROWDS THAT WITNESSED LAST SUMMER’


OF THE WAY NATURAL AND ARTIFICIAL GRASS HAD BEEN BL THE FIRST TIME IN THE COMPETITION’S HISTORY, HIDDEN UN THE NEEDLE-PUNCHED POLYPROPYLENE OR POLYMERIC RU UNDERLAYS OF WORLD-CLASS ATHLETICS TRACKS. AWAITIN THIS AUGUST WHEN CYCLING STAGES ITS O


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SET AMONG THE LIMESTONE PLAINS AND SEINE TRIBUTARIES FRENCH CYCLING FEDERATION, WHOSE HEADQUARTERS HA OUTSTANDING VENUE WHICH HAS ALSO BECO IT’S THE TRACK THAT HOLDS THE KEY TO ITS SUCCES


CHOSE SIBERIAN PINE, A SPECIES ARBORISTS KNOW A DECONGESTANT PRO


Sports surfaces come with unique Photography | Shutterstock | Dylan Nolte | Unsplash


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BUT FOR THOSE COMPETING ON METICULOUSLY ENGINE DOWNFORCE AND AIR RESISTANCE, THEY EXPECT A SUR DEMANDS METICULOUS UPKEEP. THIS MEANS DAILY CH EVENTS AND, AFTERWARDS, CORRECT ADJUSTMENT OF B


challenges: they have to be resilient, long-lasting and ensure optimum


The best are worthy of medals themselves performance while protecting the athletes.


THESE CAN EAS A CYCLIST FALLS, THE WOOD CAN SPLINTER WHICH MEA


LONGER-TERM REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT. A PERFECTLY SMO ATHLETES WHO CRASH - THEY TEND TO SLIDE EASILY IN TH INJURIES. WHILE THE SURFACE TECHNOLOGY IS CHANGIN NEW. IN FACT, PERHAPS FITTINGLY, IT WAS THE FRENC 1850S, ALTHOUGH IT WAS THE UK THAT WAS FIRST TO S


THE FIRST SIX DAY RACE WAS HELD IN LOND


THE FIRST VELODROME WAS BUILT IN THE SEASIDE R THE BRITISH ARMY. OTHERS FOLLOWED, EITHER PURPOSE


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