Zwift Releases Final Stats and Results from Record-Breaking Zwift Games

The Zwift Games wrapped up on March 31, and Zwift just released some fun community stats along with the final results of the elite races. Let’s dive in!

Record-Breaking Community Racing

Simply put, Zwift Games participation numbers broke all of Zwift’s previous records for race events!

  • Over 80,000 people participated in the Games
  • Zwifters completed over 215,000 races
  • The races themselves broke records in terms of field sizes, with almost 50 races attracting over 1000 starters and an average race attendance of over 250

The Zwift Games truly became the meeting place of Zwift’s racing community for the month of March. Zwift says, “Following the unprecedented success of the inaugural event, the Zwift Games is set to become an annual fixture and highlight of the Zwift racing calendar for years to come.”

Elite Results

Alongside the community events, elite races were held for a much smaller number of top riders who jumped through a number of qualification hoops designed to ensure fair competition.

Winners of each stage (Sprint, Epic, and Climb) took home $7,000 and won the gold Concept Z1 bike in game!

Men (see full results)

  1. Michal Kamiński (Poland)
  2. Vidar Mehl (Norway)
  3. Teppo Laurio (Finland)

Women (see full results)

  1. Kathrin Fuhrer (Switzerland)
  2. Liz Van Houweling (USA)
  3. Mika Söderström (Sweden)

Men (see full results)

  1. Neal Fryett (USA)
  2. Lennert Teugels (Belgium)
  3. Ollie Jones (New Zealand)

Women (see full results)

  1. Kathrin Fuhrer (Switzerland)
  2. Gabriela Guerra (Brazil)
  3. Lou Bates (Great Britain)

Men (see full results)

  1. Freddy Ovett (Australia)
  2. Lennert Teugels (Belgium)
  3. Thomas Perren (Great Britain)

Women (see full results)

  1. Illi Gardner (Great Britain)
  2. Emma Belforth (Sweden)
  3. Gabriela Guerra (Brazil)

Men (see full results)

  1. Freddy Ovett (Australia)
  2. Lennart Jasch (Germany)
  3. Thom Thrall (Canada)

Women (see full results)

  1. Kathrin Fuhrer (Switzerland)
  2. Gabriela Guerra (Brazil)
  3. Lou Bates (Great Britain)

Each overall champion won an exclusive and unique gold-painted Wahoo KICKR Bike, $10,000, and a Golden Concept Z1 bike in game.

Your Thoughts

What did you think of your Zwift Games experience? Share below!

Eric Schlange
Eric Schlangehttp://www.zwiftinsider.com
Eric runs Zwift Insider in his spare time when he isn't on the bike or managing various business interests. He lives in Northern California with his beautiful wife, two kids and dog. Follow on Strava

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