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Velodrome
Detroit youth are getting a chance to train for the Olympic sport of cycling at the new Lexus velodrome on the city’s east side. Stephen talks to the executive director of the foundation, Dale Hughes, along with competitive racers Jackson and Jimmy Capela. Episode 4629/Segment 3
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