This new, state-of-the-art Toronto BMX Supercross track was built for the 2015 Pan Am Games and is located in the city's west end borough of Etobicoke. Designed by Toronto-based architecture firm Kleinfeldt Mychajlowycz Architects Inc., the stunning facilities feature an extensive underground drainage system that helps the track dry within 30-minutes of a rainfall.
Part of the sprawling City of Toronto Centennial Park facilities, the new BMX Supercross dirt track is built into the park's landscape and measures an impressive 517-meters in length. The dirt track also features two start ramps, one at 10-meters and one at five-meters, as well as a series of structures made from concrete, steel and hollow metal screens.
The stunning Toronto BMX Supercross track is designed to be last for years and be an inspiration to future generations.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Fast-drying BMX Supercross Parks
- Developing BMX Supercross tracks with advanced drainage systems for faster drying after rainfall.
- Integration of Landscape Into Sporting Venues
- Incorporating sporting arenas into natural landscapes for a unique and captivating experience for the spectators.
- Advanced Design and Architecture in Sporting Facilities
- Implementing state-of-the-art architecture and design when constructing sports facilities for a better user experience and more significant revenue opportunities.
Where This Applies
- Sports and Entertainment
- Ensuring fast-drying facilities for sports venues minimizes cancellations, improving the viewing experience of the audience and increasing revenue opportunities for the industry.
- Construction
- Designing and constructing sporting venues with modern facilities and infrastructure to cater to larger audiences and unique high-performance sports events is an immense disruptive innovation opportunity.
- Tourism
- Developing exceptional sporting experience and creating world-class destination for arenas like BMX Supercross tracks that capture international competition, attracts sports tourism.
