2022 Tissot UCI Track World Championships

National Velodrome - Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines, France

Photo copyright Fédération Française de Cyclisme (FFC)

As an official partner of the 2022 Tissot UCI Track World Championships, Nokia is collaborating with the French Cycling Federation to deploy a 5G private wireless network solution at the Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines National Velodrome.  

The high speed, low latency connectivity will help the arena’s owners and operators to leverage 5G private wireless to connect thousands of spectators, participating cycling teams, security and maintenance. Our digital solutions help deliver a safer and more sustainable event and augment the experience for spectators and cycling teams.

• With 25,000 spectators expected over five days at the cycling championships, the event will showcase how 5G private wireless can meet the demands of thousands of people in an arena as they simultaneously access data and video over their devices.
• The private wireless network using mmWave for 5G will be deployed with Nokia Modular Private Wireless (MPW) solution. It will demonstrate how enterprises in France can leverage 5G mmWave to advance their digital transformation.
• By harnessing the high-quality TV production and the different streams available and thanks to the deployment of new technology solutions, Nokia will contribute to enhance the viewing experience for fans in the arena and millions watching at home around the globe.

Read the press release, Nokia demonstrates immersive stadium experience with 5G private wireless at 2022 TISSOT UCI Track World Championships

Watch this video about the 5G use cases at the Velodrome

Read our blog about the partnerships behind this stadium experience