Ariake Urban Sports Park

TOKYO, JAPAN - JULY 24: The BMX track which will form part of Ariake Urban Sports Park for the 2020 Olympics is pictured on July 24, 2019 in Tokyo, Japan. Preparation is continuing on all venues as they gear up for the Tokyo 2020 Olympics which begins one year from today.

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Part of the Tokyo Bay Zone cluster, the Ariake Urban Sports Park is a new venue located in the Ariake district of Tokyo's Koto City, along the waterfront and near the Athletes' Village and Big Sight, home to the IBC.

Sports & Capacities

     • BMX freestyle: 6,600
     • BMX racing: 5,000
     • Skateboarding: 7,000

Izu MTB Course

IZU, JAPAN - OCTOBER 06: A general view of the course during the Cycling - Mountain Bike Tokyo 2020 Test Event on October 06, 2019 in Izu, Shizuoka, Japan.

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Located in Shizouka Prefecture's Izu City, the Izu MTB Course is an off-road course that opened in 2010 and measures 2.55 miles (4.1 kilometers) in length with elevations of up to 492 feet (150 meters). It's adjacent to the Izu Velodrome, which will host the track cycling events, and about 62 miles southwest of the Olympic Village in Tokyo.

The course has already been used for numerous Japanese national championships, and it hosted an Olympic test event in October 2019.

Sections of the course have been given names according to their different characteristics, including Amagigoe, Joren-no-taki, Hashi, Wasabi, Odorikohodo and Karesansui.

Mt. Fuji is within view on different parts of the course.

Sports & Capacities

     • Mountain biking: 11,500

Fuji International Speedway

This July 21, 2019 picture shows the grandstand and home straight of the Fuji Speedway race course, a finish area of the cycling road race Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games test event, at Oyama town in Shizuoka prefecture.

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Located in Tochigi Prefecture's Oyama, Fuji International Speedway serves as the finish for the 151.6- (244-) and 91.3-mile (147-kilometer) cycling road race courses, as well as the start and finish of the 27.5- (44.2-) and 13.7-mile (22.1-kilometer) time trial courses. The motorsport race track, which opened in 1965 and hosted Formula 1 Japanese Grand Prix in 1976-77 and 2007-08, is situated in the foothills of Mount Fuji and is the closest circuit to the Greater Tokyo Area at 51 miles outside of the Olympic Village.

Sports & Capacities

• Time trial (cycling): 22,000
• Road race (cycling) finish: 22,000

Musashinonomori Park

This July 21, 2019 picture shows the starting area of the cycling road race Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games test event at the Musashinonomori park in Tokyo.

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Part of the Heritage Zone cluster, Musashinonomori Park is a temporary cycling venue set up at a park surrounded by Musashino Forest, between Tokyo's Fuchu and Chofu cities. It will be used as the start line for the 151.6- (244-) and 91.3-mile (147-kilometer) cycling road race courses, before riders venture on through the Kanagawa, Yamanashi and Tochigi prefectures.

Sports & Capacities

     • Road race (cycling) start: TBD

Izu Velodrome

This general view shows the velodrome venue for the cycling track competition at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games, in Izu, Shizuoka prefecture on October 6, 2019.

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Located in Shizouka Prefecture's Izu City, the Izu Velodrome is an indoor venue about 61 miles southwest of the Olympic Village in Tokyo that features a 250-meter (820-foot) banked wooden cycling track. Established in 2011, it has hosted many domestic cycling competitions and served as a national training center.

Sports & Capacities

• Track (cycling): 3,600