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How much did Dunc Gray Velodrome cost to build?

The Dunc Gray Velodrome is the indoor cycling track at Bass Hill in Bankstown, Sydney, Australia, built for the 2000 Sydney Olympics with a 250 m timber track, a roof span of 100 m by 150 m designed by architect Paul Ryder with Ove Arup, and a seating capacity of 3,150 (5,821 at the Games), constructed from May 1998 to November 1999. Austadiums says the velodrome and its 800 m criterium practice track cost 42 million Australian dollars.

Reported project cost

AUD 42 million

Approximately $27.1 million

Cost basis: 1999

en:Dunc Gray Velodrome in the City of Bankstown. This is a 32 photo stitch. The photo is of reasonable quality, you can see a few bad joins, but apart from that it's not bad for a 31-32 photo Join that has been slightly cropped. I could have included more of the roof but the joins showed to much in it.Adam.J.W.C. 00:31, 4 March 2008 (UTC)
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Cost evidence

Basis of the published figure

Reported project cost1999
infrabuild.com

Project metrics

Key dimensions

CapacityAustadiums
3,150 seats

Project record

Timeline

  1. 1 May 1998

    Construction started

    Austadiums
  2. 1 November 1999

    Completed

    Austadiums

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