The Wakefield Trinity Athletic Company was set up in 1897 and raised capital of £4,000, their prospectus stated that they would purchase the ‘Wakefield Trinity Football Field' and build a new football field and a banked cinder cycle track, 4 laps to the mile. The new athletic ground at Belle Vue was built and the first bicycle race there was the Wakefield Trinity Football and Athletic Club festival which took place on 6th August 1898 and included ½, 1 and 2 miles handicap events.
Wakefield Trinity Cycling and Athletic Club held their annual athletic sports there in 1898. In the 1899 sports there were five bicycle races, including a tandem event.
The Wakefield annual athletics festival at Belle Vue was held on August Bank Holidays and the 1902 festival included four bicycle races, one of which was the half mile championship of the NCU (West Riding). The annual sports festival seems to have stopped around 1905.
The stadium at Belle Vue still exists and Wakefield Trinity still play there, despite several abortive plans for them to move to a new ground.