Dunc Gray Velodrome, or DGV for short, is the only indoor velodrome in New South Wales.
It was opened on 28 November 1999 as the track cycling venue for the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games. As a result, it became the site of unforgettable sporting moments such as Brett Aitken and Scott McGrory's famous gold medal for Australia in the Madison. DGV has also hosted UCI World Cup and Cycling Australia National Championship events.
The timber track is made of Baltic pine, is 250 metres long with a maximum banking of 42°
The venue is named after Edgar "Dunc" Gray, a champion track cyclist from Goulburn, NSW. Dunc Gray won Australia's first Olympic cycling medal at Amsterdam 1928 before winning Australia's first Olympic cycling gold at Los Angeles 1932.
AusCycling has it's NSW office at Dunc Gray Velodrome and uses the track for training and racing, including the annual TREK Sydney Cup Carnival. The track is also used by the NSW Institute of Sport, Bankstown Sports Cycling Club and other local clubs.
AusCycling is currently in the process of reworking Track Training sessions for individuals. We hope to have this process implemented by September 2023 and will be able to invite new and experienced riders out to the Dunc Gray Velodrome.
Please stay tuned for more information!
Closed bookings are available to AusCycling clubs and members by completing a training booking request with a minimum five (5) working days' notice to obtain a quote. Please note that bookings are subject to existing closures and the training schedules of high performance groups.
Terms of closed bookings are as follows:
Dunc Gray Velodrome is located in the Crest Sporting Complex on Carysfield Road, Bass Hill, near Bankstown in Sydney's south-west. The facility is managed by the NSW Office of Sport. Please contact for all non-cycling venue hire enquiries. The AusCycling New South Wales office can assist with all cycling related bookings. The Velodrome is also home to the Bankstown Sports Cycling Club, who conduct regular training and club racing.