Marion Jones Sports Complex

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The Marion Jones Sports Complex, the former National Stadium, is a stadium in Belize City, Belize. The system is primarily used for football games, track and field and cycling. The stadium holds 7,500 spectators.

The National Stadium was built in the 1960s. First horse racing, football matches and bicycle races were held there. The discharged annually race "Cross Country Cycling Classic " ended several times with a final lap around the track in the. First, there was a dirt track, later she was paved.

2001 visited the U.S. sprinter Marion Jones, whose mother is from Belize, the National Stadium. Subsequently, the system was in " Marion Jones Sports Complex " renamed.