After two and a half years of Beta testing, Nokia is going to close its Nokia Sports Tracker service this 30 June, 2010. But that’s not the end of  Nokia Sports Tracker.

A new, non-Nokia service provided by Sports Tracking Technologies is ready to take its place and the good thing is that you can import all of your previous workout history from old Nokia Sports Tracker service to this new one until  13 August, 2010.

Bits from Nokia Betalabs Blog:

“We want you to stay active. You can keep tracking workouts through a new, non-Nokia service provided by Sports Tracking Technologies available for free in the Ovi Store. The new service is open for registrations at sports-tracker.com, and you’ll even be able import your workout history from Nokia Sports Tracker until August 31, 2010.

Why is Nokia ramping down Nokia Sports Tracker beta?  Nokia Sports Tracker beta was an experimental, specialized vertical service letting people collect, and share their physical activities and routes using their mobile devices. Nokia’s strategy moving forward is to continue to deliver on the potential of this space, but through broader horizontal offerings that take advantage of our growing Ovi platform of services.”

Register for Sports Tracker service at sports-tracker.com.

Download Sports Tracker free at Ovi Store.