Brisbane 2032 Olympic Stadium

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    A new stadium is set to be built to host the athletics for the 2032 Brisbane Olympic Games, located in Victoria Park.

    Announced by the Queensland Government on 25 March following a 100 day review undertaken by the Games Independent Infrastructure and Coordination Authority the new stadium replaces prior plans that the Games would be held at a refurbished Queensland Sport & Athletics Centre, which with a planned 20,000 spectator capacity would have been the smallest Olympic stadium in over a century.

    The new stadium will have seating for 63,000 spectators and is located in the Brisbane CBD. The athletics track will be removed post Olympics for the venue to be used by AFL and cricket, replacing The Gabba as Brisbane’s main venue.

    Read more about the decision behind the venue’s choice.

     

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    Track Length: 400m
    Number of lanes – circular: 9
    Number of Lanes – Straight: 9
    Water Jump: Yes – internal
    Long Jump Pits: 2
    High Jump Fans: 2
    Pole Vault Pits: 2
    Discus Circles: 2
    Shot Put Circles: 2
    Javelin Runways: 2
    Hammer Circles: 2
    Lighting: Yes
    Seating: 60,000 when constructed
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  • Track Etiquette

    Do’s and Dont’s of Track Etiquette


    Athletics tracks are shared spaces that cater to a variety of training disciplines, from distance running to sprinting, hurdling, and field events. With so many athletes using the track simultaneously, good etiquette is essential to ensure safety, fairness, and longevity of the facility. Based on insights from experienced Australian athletics experts, here’s a comprehensive guide to track etiquette, highlighting areas of consensus and some points of contention. >> Read more



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