Sports venues can include competition tracks, training courts, pedestrian routes and recreation zones. In Spain, use the project specification and relevant authority requirements to decide which system is suitable for each zone.
Separate competition and training surfaces
For a competition track, identify the level of competition and obtain the governing body’s track and runway requirements. Training or multi-use areas may have different goals, so evaluate their layout, drainage, wear and maintenance needs separately. See our guide to choosing EPDM granules for running tracks for the material questions to ask about a proposed track system.
Evaluate circulation and public areas
For walkways, entrances and recreation areas, check accessibility, wet slip performance, drainage and cleaning requirements. Where a venue includes a playground, assess the specified impact-attenuating system against equipment fall heights and applicable project requirements. For adjacent parking or service areas, see how to assess EPDM suitability in garages by traffic and exposure. For play zones, see how fall height and tested surfacing thickness inform system selection.
Request evidence for the proposed system
Collect the layer specification, relevant test reports, installation instructions and maintenance plan. If you need a comparable project reference, ask for a documented installation using a comparable system and verify its scope before relying on it. For public school projects, see the companion EPDM playground tender checklist for Spain.
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