At the group’s monthly meeting on Wednesday, May 3, the Forsyth County Parks and Recreation Board voted to move ahead with a new, portable cycling track and took a look at where athletes are playing sports on rectangular fields. --- Velodrome track drives forward --- Members voted 4-0, with member Kimberly Brown absent, for parks staff to work with Michael Barman, president of the East Point Track Club, to find a suitable place in Forsyth County for a potential portable velodrome, a cycle-racing track with steep curves. “We really wanted to help the north side be involved in velodrome racing,” Barman said. Barman said the plan is to have the velodrome stored in College Park in the winter and Forsyth County in the summer.