Bicycling Facility located in Schwerin
The MV Cycling Center, a state-of-the-art sports facility in Schwerin, Germany, is under construction and set to become the first of its kind in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. The project, owned by Wieland Schaible, is expected to be completed by spring 2026.
The cycling center, spanning over 6,000 square meters, will feature a 250-meter track and a two-field hall, making it one of the largest buildings on the Lambrechtsgrund sports and event grounds. The hall will have a length of 118 meters and a width of 68 meters, providing ample space for various sports activities.
The ground plate and 30 pillars in the outdoor area are scheduled to be poured by September this year, with the insulation and cladding of the outer walls potentially being completed by the end of the year. The roof truss of the cycling center has a span of 65 meters, supported by a total of 14 trusses, including a prominent central one with the same span.
The focus of the cycling center remains on providing the best training opportunities for athletes from Mecklenburg-Vorpommern to compete with the world's best. The track will primarily be reserved for professional athletes, while the playing field will be available for handball, volleyball, and recreational sports in the future.
The construction of the cycling center has been allocated a budget of 25 million euros. The project, once completed, could potentially attract teams from the cycling scene in Holland for training camps in Schwerin. Due to the construction method on pillars, the parking areas on the Lambrechtgrund grounds will largely be retained.
As of now, specific updates or records on the construction progress or timeline of the MV Cycling Center, including the cycling track length, hall architecture, or engineering details, are not widely available in publicly accessible sources. For precise and up-to-date information, it is recommended to consult local government planning offices in Schwerin, the official Mecklenburg-Vorpommern regional development resources, or construction company announcements directly involved with the MV Cycling Center.
It is worth noting that Rostock only has an outdoor cycling track left, making the MV Cycling Center a significant addition to the cycling infrastructure in the region. The completion of the MV Cycling Center is an exciting development for athletes and sports enthusiasts in Schwerin and beyond.
The MV Cycling Center, a significant addition to the cycling infrastructure in the region, will feature a 250-meter track and lavish spaces for various sports activities, promising excellent training opportunities for local athletes. Upon completion, this state-of-the-art sports facility may attract teams from the Dutch cycling scene for training camps in Schwerin.
