LA 2028 Cycling
Tickets & Travel Guide
LA 2028 Cycling spans five competition categories across Greater Los Angeles: BMX Racing, Mountain Bike, Cycling Road, Cycling Track and BMX Freestyle. Events run July 15–30 at Valley Complexes 1 and 4, Industry Hills MTB Course, Griffith Park, Venice Beach Boardwalk and Carson Velodrome.
LA 2028 Cycling Overview
LA 2028 Cycling runs July 15–30, 2028 across several venue zones. BMX Racing opens the cycling program in the Valley, followed by Mountain Bike in the City of Industry, the Road Time Trial and Road Races across Griffith Park and Venice, Cycling Track in Carson, and BMX Freestyle back in the Valley.
Because the cycling program is spread across multiple disciplines and locations, travelers should plan around the specific events they want rather than treating cycling as a single venue sport.
LA 2028 Cycling Schedule
The current LA28 schedule spreads cycling across the entire Games, beginning with BMX Racing on July 15 and ending with the final Cycling Track session on July 30.
The LA28 competition schedule remains subject to change through the Games.
Where Is LA 2028 Cycling Held?
LA 2028 Cycling is geographically spread across Greater Los Angeles. Each discipline has its own competition setting, from an indoor velodrome to road courses, a mountain bike course and temporary BMX venues in the Sepulveda Basin Recreation Area.
Cycling Track at Carson Velodrome
LA 2028 Cycling Track runs July 25–30 at Carson Velodrome. The 250-meter indoor wooden track hosts men’s and women’s team sprint, sprint, keirin, team pursuit, omnium and Madison events.
Carson Velodrome is an established international cycling venue and sits in the Carson zone alongside other LA 2028 competition sites. Track cycling has the longest continuous block of ticketed cycling sessions during the Games.
LA 2028 Road Cycling
Road cycling uses two different starting points but a shared finish at Griffith Observatory. The men’s and women’s individual time trials are scheduled for July 19, starting at the LA Zoo. The women’s road race is July 22 and the men’s road race is July 23, with both races starting at Venice Beach Boardwalk.
Mountain Bike & BMX at LA 2028
Mountain Bike, BMX Racing and BMX Freestyle each use purpose-specific courses. Mountain Bike is held at Industry Hills MTB Course in the City of Industry. BMX Racing and BMX Freestyle are both in the Valley zone but at separate complexes inside the Sepulveda Basin Recreation Area.
LA 2028 Cycling Tickets & Trip Planning
LA28 completed its 2026 general-public Olympic ticket drops. The next general-public opportunity is scheduled for 2027, when refreshed Olympic ticket inventory across all sports will be released on a first-come, first-served basis, subject to availability.
Xenia Events can assist with cycling ticket options, hotel accommodations, private ground transportation and customized multi-event itineraries. Because cycling spans several venue zones, hotel selection should be based on the specific discipline and dates you plan to attend.
Cycling at the Olympic Games
Cycling has been part of the modern Olympic program since Athens 1896. Road cycling joined the modern program in 1912, Mountain Bike debuted at Atlanta 1996, BMX Racing joined at Beijing 2008 and BMX Freestyle made its Olympic debut at Tokyo 2020.
LA 2028 brings the disciplines together across distinctly Southern California settings, including the Carson velodrome, Venice Beach, Griffith Park, the San Gabriel Valley and the Sepulveda Basin.
LA 2028 Cycling Disciplines at a Glance
| Discipline | Dates | LA 2028 Venue |
|---|---|---|
| BMX Racing | July 15–16 | Valley Complex 4 |
| Mountain Bike | July 17–18 | Industry Hills MTB Course |
| Cycling Road | July 19, 22–23 | LA Zoo / Venice Beach → Griffith Observatory |
| Cycling Track | July 25–30 | Carson Velodrome |
| BMX Freestyle | July 28–29 | Valley Complex 1 |
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