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JDL Fast Track

JDL Fast Track, one of the premier indoor track and field facilities in the Southeast, was built to fulfill a need for an area indoor track facility for use by colleges, high schools, local track clubs and youth track organizations.  The privately owned, dedicated indoor track and field facility, opened in Winston-Salem, North Carolina January 2012, houses a 200-meter oval track with a Mondotrack FTX surface – the same surface that was used in the 2012 Olympic Games in London.  Field event areas include two pole vault runways, two long/triple jump runways, one high jump apron and one throws area.  The facility also includes a 100-meter warm-up track, office and meeting-room space, a training room, and hospitality suites for coaches’ or conference officials’ meetings at large events.

JDL Fast Track has already been awarded the Big South Conference 2013 indoor track and field championships as well as the 2013 and 2014 Southern Conference indoor track and field championships; both are NCAA DI conferences and the 2013 North Carolina High School Athletic Association championships.

For more information regarding JDL Fast Track visit their website.

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