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Overview
Anticipated project timeline
Features and benefits
Games use
Frequently asked questions
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Overview

The Brisbane SX International BMX Centre is Australia’s premier BMX track and has challenged local, national and international riders since 2011.

Located adjacent to the Anna Meares Velodrome within the Chandler Sports Precinct, the centre incorporates the latest design and construction standards, requiring only a minor upgrade ahead of hosting BMX Racing at the Games in 2032.

This venue regularly attracts local grassroots riders through to international standard competitors and will provide a thrilling course to host BMX racing at the Games, with capacity for up to 5,000 spectators using temporary seating.

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Location

Chandler Sports Precinct - Sleeman Sports Complex, Chandler, Brisbane

Yagara and Turrbal Country

Project status

Planning and approvals phase

Venue owner
Stadiums Queensland

Anticipated completion
2030

Project funding partners
Australian Government, Queensland Government

Anticipated project timeline

2025 - 2026

Planning and approvals phase

2026 - 2029

Design phase

2028 - 2030

Construction phase

2030

Commissioning phase

2030

Venue completion and handover

Late 2032

Post-Games legacy

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Features and benefits

BMX riders mid jump during a race
High-performance legacyAlready established as a high-performance facility, upgrades are set to secure this venue as a valued piece of infrastructure within a wider precinct of sporting facilitiesfostering cross-disciplinary collaboration among athletes.
BMX track and Anna Meares Velodrome at Sleeman Sports Complex
Supporting community and grassroots accessThe centre is a valued community asset supporting local riders and clubs who will benefit from enhanced facilities, further promoting participation in a fast-growing sport.
Stronger sporting presenceUpgrades to the centre will provide additional opportunities for Brisbane to host future national and international competitions.
Guided by expertsThe precinct upgrades will be shaped and informed by expert input to ensure access to facilities meets the needs of high-performance athletes, community users, and people of all abilities.
Games-ready with minimal upgradesThe venue already meets international standards and will host the UCI BMX Racing World Championships in 2026. The venue requires only minor upgrades to be fully ready for the 2032 Olympic Games.

Games use

Proposed sports
Olympic BMX racing.

Venue capacity
Up to 5,000 spectators utilising temporary seating.

The Olympic and Paralympic Sports Programme will be confirmed by Brisbane 2032 in 2026www.brisbane2032.com.au
BMX riders mid jump during a race

Frequently asked questions

Images courtesy of

Mitch Ramm / AusCycling; Stadiums Queensland

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