If I could have made this review without giving any stars I would have. Just had an absolutely horrific experience here. The staff was incredibly rude and disrespectful to my two young children, ages 4 and 7. There are no other participants on site today - it is literally empty - because school is out for the long holiday weekend I decided to bring the two young ones here so they could ride and walk while I attempted to get a little bit of work done. Keep in mind- they are 4 and 7 - so are they always mindful about every single action? Usually not. But again, they are young kids, so consistent reminders and lots of patience are two key elements for any adult working with children. If you can’t exercise that, then you should not be in a position where you work with young children. My 7-year-old took off on the bike at one point, leaving his helmet on the table. He knows better, but was probably excited. The woman here yelled at him. I instructed him to come back and put his helmet back on. The final straw was the man berating him for stopping too quickly once which makes a squeaking sound and (for those of us who ride - we understand that this isn’t good for the bike so I understand the concern - it is the inappropriate manner and tone of his reproach that struck an uncomfortable chord with me) that he would have to be responsible for paying for repairs and going on and on - to a 7-year-old! I quickly stepped in and directed him to speak to me, not my son - that as the adults we should communicate with each other if he does not know how to communicate respectfully to my child. He told me to just leave then because he’s the coach. To which I replied, he’s not my son’s coach and if he can’t approach children with kindness and patience then he should not approach them at all. I am quite certain that had we been white these individuals would never have spoken in such a hateful, demeaning and belittling manner! I am disgusted and disappointed that this facility, which could serve a lot of good in the community, chooses to employ staff with temperaments not designed to work with diverse people. Thumbs down.

Cool place to spend an evening with family and friends watching bike races. You can see kids, amateurs, and professional racers compete for glory in their respective races. There's also a bar for libations and snacks. Be sure to check the calendar of events on their website before heading down. Cover was $16 the last time I went. Parking is free.

The Lexus Velodrome is an indoor multi sport complex featuring a 1/10th mile cycling track with 50º bank turns, a jogging track and a fitness studio. The velodrome has brought bike racing back to Detroit. Last night they had the finals of the Madison National indoor cycling championships in two groups from qualifying Friday evening, they were grouped 9-15 and 1-8. The 9-15 group rode 120 laps or 12 miles where the 1-8 group rode 180 laps or 18 miles. Look it up at Lexus velodrome in Detroit, MI.

My son learned how to ride his bike here. Coach Joaquin was patient and amazing. Unfortunately, some of the other staff is not. Specifically Coach Luke. He lacks tact and was rude and disrespectful to our group. It always baffles me, that white people think that black children need to be policed & heavily monitored. And that black families don’t deserve to be treated like valued customers.

Loved visiting here. Superb addition to Detroit! If you’re a cyclist and looking to get into something a little different than braving the roads, this is the place. Reasonable prices. Rental bikes available. Check it out! - Mike from iRepairMotown

this is a great track and a great facility. get certified and get on it. if I lived in the area near this velodrome, i'd be there all the time. so clean, so domed. well managed with good good people. super fun. get on a bike. go fast. turn left.

We had a blast at the 8-Bit Con, and found some great deals on retro vgs and comics. The cyclists racing around the track while we played Nintendo and GameCube was a bonus.

The Lexus velodrome is the best environment to engage young cyclists with the discipline on becoming one with the bike. It is also great for the entire family as it is a controlled environment without distraction of riding on the streets.

Came here for adult skating on Monday nights. Love the vibe of the place, smooth floor, and overall a better time than most local rinks. Very hospitable too. Will definitely be back.

I signed up for the 101 course and loved it so much i signed up for a membership. All rental fees are included in the lesson cost. Everyone who likes cycling and speed should experience it!

This place has it all! Great FREE kid and senior programs, walking, running, roller skating, cycling, weights and more! The races on the weekends are also super fun and very exciting. A hidden gem in the heart of Detroit. It’s also available for party rentals 🥳

When it comes to crowd energy, close up action, fun factor and friendliness Lexus Velodrome does it best. In addition to the amazing staff and facility, Dale and family make a genuine effort to support all visiting riders especially juniors(gear/track time/clinics). I have two junior racers that have been racing here for the past few years and love it! As a spectator the live production and center bar/entertainment tie it all together. Don't be intimidated, just visit once and you'll see how the Lexus crew know how to put on a show! "... YOU ARE ELIMINATED!"

My five year old son has taken an interest in bicycle racing and the instructors have been so helpful! I’ve passed the Velodrome my entire life and never knew what was inside. They offer so much!! Joaquin is the absolute best and super patient. I’m looking forward to spending more time there. This place is a gem in the city.

The Lexus Velodrome is an awesome place to go for entertainment, fitness, drinks, skating, and more.

Cool place. They have bike racing and inline skating. Can rent space for private parties.

Learn to ride program is awesome! Highly recommend for kids. Staff were super helpful and encouraging.

Great experience! My kids loved it and so did I. A nice place to take the family to stay active during these cold winter months. Ride bikes, skate or just walk. Budget friendly and fun!

We enjoyed the experience here. My daughter who was 7 and a friend of ours who is 70 did the track 101 class. They both survived. It was fun and the people were really friendly! Will be back for more!

Loved it. Incredibly handsome man assisted my son with learning to ride his bike. Extra special place . Wish I could remember the guys name.

Last week we attended Detroit homecoming at the Lexus velodrome sponsored by Crain’s Detroit. It was an event that brought together small business owners in Detroit and members of the Detroit expat community. First of all, the Lexus velodrome is a really cool and exciting venue! It is a four lane track and there were cyclists racing at certain points of the event which was cool to see. In the middle of the track was a spectator spot with a bar and meeting areas for the small business owners, journalists, and members of the expat community to enjoy. Around the track there was booths for small businesses to set up and that is where we has the opportunity to interact with each other and the expats. There is a parking lot adjacent to the building and there is free parking on the I-75 service drive. The entrance faces St. Antoine street and the Detroit Medical Center.