The phrase "arena track" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific type of track or course designed for events held in an arena, such as racing or athletic competitions.
Example: "The athletes prepared to compete on the arena track, which was specially designed for speed and safety."
Alternatives: "stadium track" or "competition track".
Inside the velodrome, everything, including the design of the arena, the track inside and the athletes' helmets, seemingly emphasizes the sleek and the slim.
* An arena for track cycling and badminton would be built on what is now private property south of the Queensboro Bridge, along the East River in Queens.
While they're at it, he said Rowan would also build a football stadium, a basketball arena, a track-and-field stadium and training fields for other sports on the 285-acre property.
Described as a "muscular, percussive arena-ready" track, the song garnered comparisons to Goldfrapp's Supernature album and Britney Spears' song "Womanizer".
The stadium would have seated 95,000 initially for the games, and would have been converted to a 10,000-seat below-ground arena for track-and-field and cultural events after the Olympics.
Mice were introduced to the arena for tracking 5 days after the fur staining.
The arena has a running track, racquetball and squash courts, and a full-size ice rink.
The N.B.A. has undergone strategic evolution over the past decade, driven by advanced metrics, an obsession with efficient shot selection, and the SportVU system of cameras mounted in arena rafters that track every movement on the court.
"Maybe 20 of us waited for the team that night in the lobby of our track arena," said Bradd DelMuto, a middle-distance runner on the team last year and now a graduate assistant in the sports information office.
The batting cage is a motion capture arena, designed to track the quadcopters' choreographed movement with pinpoint accuracy.
