Cairo to Host Track Cycling World Cup in April 2026
Egypt will host the 2026 Track Cycling World Cup in Cairo from April 1–4, serving as a major Olympic qualifier ahead of the 2028 Games. The event highlights Egypt’s rising role in global sports and will be held at Cairo’s modern velodrome, opened in 2020.
Cairo to Welcome Top Athletes for Olympic Qualifier
The World Cup for Track Cycling will be held in Cairo, Egypt, from April 1–4, 2026, marking a major milestone for the sport in the region. As one of the key qualifying events for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympic Games, the tournament will bring together elite international cyclists for four days of intense competition.
Major Sporting Milestone for Egypt
The event is being organized under the supervision of the Egyptian Cycling Federation, with official approval from the Ministry of Youth and Sports. This marks Egypt’s debut in hosting a global track cycling event of this scale, a move that reflects the country’s growing ambitions in international sporting events.
Cairo Velodrome Takes the Spotlight
The centerpiece for the tournament will be Cairo’s velodrome, a state-of-the-art venue that opened in 2020. As one of the few purpose-built cycling arenas in the Middle East and Africa, the venue is set to position Egypt as a future hub for high-profile cycling events.
Boost to National Cycling and Sports Tourism
While track cycling remains a developing sport in Egypt, hosting the World Cup offers the nation an opportunity to:
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Showcase its sports infrastructure
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Promote local talent
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Strengthen its position in Olympic sports development
This event is not only a win for sports fans but also a boost to sports tourism and Egypt’s international image in the lead-up to LA 2028.
