Track-cycling embodies speed and dynamics like few other sports. 

The principal design concept is based on the wheel, a symbol of progress and dynamic additionally the foundation of cycling. Wood, as the historic construction material of wheels, finds application in the main load-bearing element. A ring with almost 120 metres in diameter rests on two concrete pedestals in the southern part of the property. Ramps spiral up the terrain towards the entrance level. Spectators follow this motion to reach the stadium. The structure lifts elegantly on two opposing sides and leads the fans to the interior, where the helical motion continues and concludes at the top edge of the banked turn, overlooking the whole velodrome. 

A continuous, level path surrounds the track. The void between the circular path and the track is filled by the lower stands. Together with all necessary facilities the upper stand form crescentic elements which bind the space. The swung roofline defines the upper edge of the stands. In the basement are athlete areas and a separate ramp for external access to the infield.