Beasley proposes idea to keep national velodrome busy all year through


Underutilised: Cyclists training at the National Velodrome in Nilai.

PETALING JAYA: Track cycling head coach John Beasley’s hopes for this year is not just to see the cyclists excel in their competitions but also to see the National Velodrome in Nilai be put to better use.

Beasley is perplexed as to why no one has thought of selling the idea of using the National Velodrome as a training and competition hub for cyclists from the cold climate countries, especially from Europe.

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