Registration is now open for the fourth round of the 2025/26 season, which begins on April 7.
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Registration is now open for the fourth round of the 2025/26 season, which begins on April 7.
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Today, Zwift launched an eight-climb challenge featuring legendary climbs of the Spring Classics. The series runs from March 9 to May 1, and features three new Climb Portals.
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"Being a woman today can feel like a complex game of Tetris, constantly trying to make everything fit, and I truly believe we’re capable of it. What matters is allowing ourselves to also honor our own needs, and to consciously carve out time that is just for us...."
This week's top events are rides celebrating International Women's Day. But we've also got a Bike MS new kit unlock ride and two very different races featured.
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This week's races are all in Watopia, and each route features a key dirt section.
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We're kicking off Women's History Month with a post summarizing key women's clubs on Zwift!
Most of these teams host regular social rides, some race together, but most importantly all are open to any woman who just wants a place to call home.
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Since 2022, each year with ECRO has brought more structure, more competition, and more riders into their Zwift races.
But what ECRO has built over the past year is truly impressive. The entire platform has been rebuilt from the ground up!
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Team Not Pogi is bringing the chaos, tactics, and punchy brutality of the Spring Classics to Watopia and beyond with a three-race themed series designed to replicate the character of the biggest one-day races in cycling.
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Zwift launched a set of Mystery Spinners in Watopia as a fun lead-in to the Big Spin 2026 series, so we thought it would be a fun challenge to create the shortest possible route that hits all 8 spinners...
"It may seem counterintuitive, but these Ladder races with only 8-10 riders often feel like they have a lot more action than a typical Zwift race with 50+ riders. I think it's because you're noticing more of what's going on, and every rider's actions have real implications for the race..."
Zwift placed "Mystery Spinners" at the end of key Watopia segments, and those spinners unlock 26 different prizes from past Big Spin events.
Where are the spinners, what are the prizes, and how do they work? Read for details, including a Rebel Route that takes you to every Mystery Spinner!
Today Zwift announced the next edition of their popular Big Spin, a prize-filled group ride series kicking off March 16!
Each week's ride and prize spinner is themed after a different Watopian biome.
Learn about the series and its "Mystery Spinners" that launched today in Watopia:
This week, two popular community series are wrapping up, so we're featuring those events along with a new series kickoff, a popular beginner-friendly group ride, and a memorial fondo to raise awareness for an important health issue.
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This week, we're taking on four Tiny Race courses on Watopia routes released with The Grade expansion.
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While there are hundreds of races on Zwift each week, true multi-day stage racing remains rare. TNP’s London–Watopia rewards resilience, tactical awareness, and the ability to perform under pressure across five distinct racing environments.
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It's a 5-week series, with a new workout featured each week to help you build speed and endurance. And you'll unlock some fun team kit along the way!
Special events in the series feature some of the biggest names in cycling as guest riders, including Jasper Philipsen and Mathieu van der Poel...
Zwift version 1.108 begins its phased rollout today. This is a minor update, but there are a few new Climb Portals included that we'll get to ride in the coming months, plus changes to Coffee Stops which regular users will want to know about.
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There's a lot about the Zagreb League's setup that makes it stand out from the crowd: age-based and gender-based results, creative route choice, neutralized bikes, mass starts, and more!
Races are weekly on Thursdays at 18:20 UTC/13:20 ET/10:20 PT.
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Tomorrow at 19:45 CET, ZWB Cycling is holding the second edition of their fresh Zwift race concept: the ZWB Omnium!
Race organizers have certainly put in the effort, choosing thoughtful routes, setting up a sensible rules structure, and creating a website to share details and results.
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The popular Iceni Women’s Series is back, celebrating Women's History Month with a 5-week series inspired by the legendary WorldTour Spring Classics!
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We've got a nice blend of events chosen this weekend, headlined by the Zwift Games (of course) but also including a memorial/charity ride, an epic Uber Pretzel event, a chase race for the ladies, and a banded ride on a brand-new route. Pick your party!
This post, originally published in December, has just been updated to reflect Zwift's recent addition of running into the Fitness Trends system.
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Eric follows up yesterday's CORE post by sharing his personal experience with heat training.
He also includes a pile of tips to help you optimize your heat training!
Read it now:
Dive into the world of heat training on Zwift: what the science shows, how the CORE sensor works, Zwift integration and CORE app basics, and more.
A follow-up post arrives tomorrow!
This week's races are loop-themed, except the last one, which is up up up!
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"I found myself sinking backward, dropping from 3rd to 5th to 7th, with a gap building up the road. I was on the limit in a strung-out group, my legs heavy and burning as we crossed the bridge at the top. And all I could do was watch the race ride away, despite attempting to give chase..."
This route is simply a combination of two well-known Watopia circuits: Volcano Circuit and Hilly Route. We begin with the Volcano Circuit - the "big ring" that is flat and fast. Then we hit the inner "little ring" of the Hilly Route with its namesake KOM.
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Ever wondered how much fitness you can gain in a few months? In this week’s top video, one Zwifter tests their FTP to see how much progress they have made.
Also included in this week’s picks: getting started on Zwift, tough Zwift races, Alpe du Zwift as a heavier rider, and a pain cave tour.