Asian Games 2026 Cycling: Schedule, Disciplines & Venues

Cycling for the 20th Asian Games Aichi-Nagoya 2026 will feature 5 different disciplines: Road Cycling, Mountain Bike (MTB), BMX Freestyle, BMX Racing and Track Cycling. Cycling will be one of the most varied sports at the Games, ranging from the punishing climbs of the Shinshiro road course to explosive BMX action and tactical racing at the Izu Velodrome.

The cycling programme is spread across venues in Aichi Prefecture and neighbouring Shizuoka, giving fans several very different race settings. Road Cycling features on the official Aichi-Nagoya 2026 competition information in the Shinshiro Cycling Road Course; Mountain Bike in Obata Ryokuchi Park; BMX Freestyle in Aichi Sky Expo; BMX Racing in Nagoya Velodrome BMX Race Course; and Track Cycling in Izu Velodrome.

When Is Cycling at the 2026 Asian Games?

The cycling competition for Aichi-Nagoya 2026 will be held in the second half of September and at the start of October.

The programme moves through the disciplines in stages:

• Road Cycling: September 20–23
• Mountain Bike: September 24–25
• BMX Freestyle: September 26–27
• BMX Racing: September 28
• Track Cycling: September 29–October 2

Asian Games 2026 Cycling Schedule

The following schedule provides the main competition structure for each discipline. Session times should be checked against the latest official competition timetable because Aichi-Nagoya 2026 notes that schedules and operational details can change.

1. Asian Games 2026 Road Cycling Schedule

Dates: September 20–23, 2026
Venue: Shinshiro Cycling Road Course

Road Cycling is one of the endurance highlights of the Games. The official Shinshiro venue information says the course uses a specially designed 23 km circuit through the Tsukude and Horai areas of Shinshiro City. The men’s road race is listed at 161 km, while the women’s race is 91 km. The course features extended climbs and technical descents, putting endurance, bike handling and race tactics to the test.

Road Cycling Schedule

Date	Event	Venue
September 20	Women’s Individual Time Trial	Shinshiro Cycling Road Course
September 20	Men’s Individual Time Trial	Shinshiro Cycling Road Course
September 22	Women’s Road Race	Shinshiro Cycling Road Course
September 23	Men’s Road Race	Shinshiro Cycling Road Course

2. Asian Games 2026 Mountain Bike (MTB) Schedule

Dates: September 24–25, 2026
Venue: Obata Ryokuchi Park

The exciting Mountain Bike competition will offer something new compared to road cycling. Paved roads are not the main focus of each race, but riders follow a mix of terrain, climbs, descents, and off-road sections with changing terrain.

It is an official event of the Aichi-Nagoya competition in which the venue for Cycling Mountain Bike is indicated as “Obata Ryokuchi Park”.

MTB Schedule

Date	Event	Venue
September 24	Men’s Cross-Country Olympic	Obata Ryokuchi Park
September 25	Women’s Cross-Country Olympic	Obata Ryokuchi Park

3. Asian Games 2026 BMX Freestyle Schedule

Dates: September 26–27, 2026
Venue: Aichi Sky Expo

BMX Freestyle is one of the most visually spectacular cycling disciplines at Aichi-Nagoya 2026.

The official competition venue list places BMX Freestyle at Aichi Sky Expo.

BMX Freestyle Schedule

Date	Competition	Venue
September 26	Women’s Park Qualification	Aichi Sky Expo
September 26	Men’s Park Qualification	Aichi Sky Expo
September 27	Women’s Park Final	Aichi Sky Expo
September 27	Men’s Park Final	Aichi Sky Expo

4. Asian Games 2026 BMX Racing Schedule

Date: September 28, 2026
Venue: Nagoya Velodrome BMX Race Course

BMX Racing is a totally distinct activity from BMX Freestyle.

No judging is done and riders race directly against each other on a BMX track designed for races.

According to the official list of venues provided by the Aichi-Nagoya competition, the BMX Racing venue is the BMX race course in the Nagoya Velodrome.

BMX Racing Schedule

Date	Event	Venue
September 28	Women’s BMX Racing	Nagoya Velodrome BMX Race Course
September 28	Men’s BMX Racing	Nagoya Velodrome BMX Race Course

5. Asian Games 2026 Track Cycling Schedule

Dates: September 29–October 2, 2026
Venue: Izu Velodrome

The presence of Track Cycling will cap the main cycling programme at Aichi-Nagoya 2026.

On the official competition venue list, Izu Velodrome, in Shizuoka, is listed as the venue for Cycling Track.

Main Track Cycling Events

The programme includes events such as:

• Team Sprint
• Team Pursuit
• Keirin
• Individual Sprint
• Madison
• Omnium

Track Cycling Schedule

Date	Main Events	Venue
September 29	Team Sprint and opening track sessions	Izu Velodrome
September 30	Team Sprint finals and Team Pursuit sessions	Izu Velodrome
October 1	Team Pursuit and Keirin sessions	Izu Velodrome
October 2	Sprint, Madison and Omnium sessions	Izu Velodrome

Cycling Events Explained: What Should Fans Watch?

One reason Asian Games 2026 Cycling is so interesting is that the five disciplines require completely different skills.

Road Cycling

Road racing is about stamina, strategy and collaboration. Riders will have to control their energy levels on this long ride, reacting to attacks and pace changes.

Mountain Bike

MTB is not just physical fitness but also technical control! The race can turn in an instant with climbs/descents, obstacles and repeated laps.

BMX Freestyle

BMX Freestyle is purely about Difficulty, execution, and Creativity. One terrific run can make all the difference.

BMX Racing

BMX Racing is all about being short, explosive and direct. Very quick reactions and control are required from this rider.

Track Cycling

Track events involve a mixture of speed, endurance and tactics. Certain races are won by flat-out speed; other races by pacing and teamwork.

Asian Games 2026 Cycling Venues

The cycling programme is spread across five official competition venues.

Cycling Discipline	Venue
Road Cycling	Shinshiro Cycling Road Course
Mountain Bike	Obata Ryokuchi Park
BMX Freestyle	Aichi Sky Expo
BMX Racing	Nagoya Velodrome BMX Race Course
Track Cycling	Izu Velodrome

How to Buy Asian Games 2026 Cycling Tickets

Looking for information on Asian Games 2026 Cycling Live in Japan? They have the official Aichi-Nagoya 2026 Ticket System, making it easier to buy your ticket. Here are some tips to ensure bookings to a popular session:

1: Visit the Official Ticket Website

You can purchase a ticket from the Aichi-Nagoya 2026 official website Ticket Information.

Note: Avoid purchasing tickets from non-official dealers, as these tickets won’t be accepted for entry.

2: Register Your Support ID

Create your free Aichi-Nagoya 2026 Support ID . You will need to provide your required personal and contact information, including your email address. The Support ID is required for purchases through the official ticket website.

3: Find the Cycling Event

After signing in, search for the cycling competition you want to watch. You can look for:

• Road Cycling
• Mountain Bike (MTB)
• BMX Freestyle
• BMX Racing
• Track Cycling

4: Select the Event and Session

Open the cycling event you want to attend and check the available session details carefully. Make sure the date, venue and competition are correct before continuing

5: Choose Your Seat Category

Choose an available seat category for your cycling session, comparing the options against your budget.

6: Select Your Ticket Type

Choose the kind of ticket(s) and numbers that you need (adult, child, disability or wheelchair if available). There may be different types of tickets for some events/sessions; please carefully review the ticket before you go further.

7: Complete Payment

Go to the payment page and select a payment option. Several payment and ticket-delivery options may be available for the sales channel: follow the instructions given at sales checkout.

8: Confirm Your Ticket

Upon payment, please check the order confirmation and ticket information. Make sure to have your confirmation and follow the venue’s official protocols to collect your ticket and enter the venue.

How to Watch Asian Games 2026 Cycling

Can’t make it to Japan? Use the official broadcaster or streaming service in your country — broadcast rights vary by region, so check local listings before the racing starts.

1. Please consult the local media for information about broadcasts of the Asian Games 2026.
2. Check out the Cycling schedule for Road, MTB, BMX or Track sessions.
3. Make use of the official streaming platform of your country.
4. Note the time in Japan (JST) and convert it to your own time zone.

Read more: How to Watch Asian Games 2026: TV Channels, Live Stream & Full Schedule

Frequently Asked Questions

At what time will Asian Games 2026 Cycling take place?

September 20 – October 2, 2026 is the cycling programme which includes Road Cycling, Mountain Bike, BMX Freestyle, BMX Racing and Track Cycling.

What cycling disciplines are at the Asian Games 2026?

The 5 categories of cycling are: Road Cycling, Mountain Bike, BMX Freestyle, BMX Racing and Track Cycling.

At which city Asian Games 2026 Road Cycling will be taking place?

Road Cycling takes place at the Aichi – Shinshiro Cycling Road Course.

Where will the Asian Games 2026 MTB be held?

This year, the event of the “Mountain Bike” will be held at “Obata Ryokuchi Park.”

Final Thoughts

The Asian Games 2026 Cycling is going to be extraordinary, a combination of pace, stamina, strategy, and ability. The 91 km women’s and 161 km men’s Road Racing Events at Shinshiro, MTB action at Obata Ryokuchi Park, BMX at Aichi Sky Expo, and Track Cycling held at Izu Velodrome provide something different for everyone. Plan your trip with our Asian Games 2026 tickets guide, or see the football and basketball schedules.