Description
The Brighton and Hove Pump Track is a 145 metre asphalt track built by Velosolutions on Hove seafront, in the wheeled sports area of Hove Beach Park beside Hove Lagoon. It sits between a skate plaza and a 600 square metre roller area, and it has been fitted with Vorld lap timing, so riders can log laps and times through the Vorld app.
The Track
- A 145 metre smooth asphalt pump track built by Velosolutions, with tightly spaced rollers and berms that let riders build speed without pedalling.
- It was delivered by Morgan Sindall Construction as part of the Hove Beach Park redevelopment.
- It is fitted with the Vorld timing system, so riders can record laps and times through the Vorld app.
- Brighton and Hove City Council describes the wheeled sports area as designed for all ages and abilities, from beginners to aspiring elite athletes.
- It is a free council park facility, lit after dark by motion-sensor lighting that switches off at 10pm.
Also in the Park
- A skate plaza next to the track, with banks, ledges, rails, a quarter pipe, a mini ramp and stair sets.
- A 600 square metre roller area for skaters and bladers.
- More on the wider site from Brighton and Hove City Council.
Getting There
- Wish Road South, Hove BN3 4LX, on the seafront at the western end of Hove Beach Park, beside Hove Lagoon.
- Bus stops are on Wish Road South, a short walk from the track.
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- Photo: Velosolutions