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# Cycling - Track
The Cycling - Track event is unlocked after reaching player level 6 and can be accessed from the Velodrome venue.
Cycling - Track is a fast paced event where athletes must use balance and speed to win the race. To start the race, players must TAP on to gain speed.
On straightaways, as the player TAPs, the speed bar at the bottom of the screen fills up.
On curves, the player must keep the cycle icon within the track to the left to stay balanced.
TAP and HOLD the button on the left to move the icon up and down while following the guide.
## How many rounds are there to medal in this event?
The player must qualify in the first two rounds in order to reach the medal round. There are a total of 3 rounds for the Cycling - Track event: the quarter-finals, semi-finals, and the finals medal round.
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