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Yanqing

Yanqing National Sliding Centre

Yanqing District, Beijing, Beijing · China

Racing today and still on the international World Cup calendar.

No mapped line survives for this track yet.

Real track · Published figures

Opened
2020
Status
Racing today
Length
1,583 m
Drop
121 m
Curves
16

Length is the FIL men's luge figure; the competition course is also given as 1,615 m and the whole structure as 1,975 m.

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The Slidensa model, drawn over the real ground. Follow the run into every curve.

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Game model · Two-man bobsleigh reference run. These lengths, speeds and loads come from Slidensa’s physics and can differ from the real track’s published figures.

Length
1,622m
Drop
121m
Curves
16
Top speed
139km/h
Peak load
2.3g
Reference run
0:53.88
Curve-by-curve guide · 16 curves

The three curves in lime pull hardest in the reference run.

  1. 1 18° right Kink 1.0 g · 40 km/h
  2. 2 17° left Kink 1.1 g · 61 km/h
  3. 3 10° right Kink 1.0 g · 80 km/h
  4. 4 45° left 1.4 g · 101 km/h
  5. 5 18° right 1.2 g · 111 km/h
  6. 6 4° left 1.0 g · 114 km/h
  7. 7 51° right 1.9 g · 115 km/h
  8. 8 5° right 1.1 g · 120 km/h
  9. 9 15° right 1.1 g · 121 km/h
  10. 10 433° left 2.3 g · 132 km/h
  11. 11 28° left Roundabout 2.0 g · 135 km/h
  12. 12 14° right Dragon's Tail 2.1 g · 128 km/h
  13. 13 0° left Dragon's Tail 1.8 g · 127 km/h
  14. 14 8° right 1.3 g · 129 km/h
  15. 15 25° left 1.9 g · 129 km/h
  16. 16 24° right 2.0 g · 126 km/h

The story

The Yanqing National Sliding Centre was built in Beijing's Yanqing District between 2018 and 2020 for the 2022 Winter Olympics, and is nicknamed the House of Speed. At those Games it staged every sliding event, including the first Olympic women's monobob race. China has kept it on the international calendar since, with a five-year World Cup agreement in bobsleigh and skeleton and luge World Cups in 2025 and 2026.

  • Women's monobob made its Olympic debut here in 2022.
  • Construction took a little over two years, from July 2018 to November 2020.
  • The luge World Cup season ended here in February 2025.

Today

A modern refrigerated track of 16 curves inside a structure 1,975 m long.

See the place on OpenStreetMap
The Yanqing National Sliding Centre from above.
The Yanqing National Sliding Centre from above. Photo: N509FZ, CC BY-SA 4.0.

Racing history

Earliest and latest recorded race of each event at this level, from published results.

Olympic Games

Two-man bob 2022
Four-man bob 2022
Women's bob 2022
Women's monobob 2022
Men's luge 2022
Women's luge 2022
Doubles luge 2022
Luge team relay 2022
Men's skeleton 2022
Women's skeleton 2022

World Cup

Two-man bob 2023
Four-man bob 2023
Men's skeleton 2023–2024
Women's skeleton 2023–2024