Zwift has just announced this year’s Off the MAAP series, a multi-stage cycling tour returning for its sixth year on the platform. With hourly events around the clock, this is the next big tour on the heels of Brompton Worlds.
Held in collaboration with the Melbourne-born MAAP, this series has historically proven very popular among Zwifters, with hundreds of thousands participating over the years thanks to a fun mix of courses and kit unlocks!
Learn more and sign up at zwift.com/events/tag/offthemaap2025
Insider tip: I’m told that MAAP and Zwift ambassadors will lead various rides throughout the series, as will GreenEdge riders. Check the signup lists!
Routes and Schedule
- Stage 1: Nov 24-30
- Route: Keith Hill After Party (36.8km, 435m)
- Stage 2: Dec 1-7
- Route: NYC KOM After Party (37km, 480m)
- Stage 3: Dec 8-14
- Route:Â Power to the Portal +Â Old Willunga Hill(19.5km, 350m)
- Make-Up Week: Dec 15–21
Sign up now at zwift.com/events/tag/offthemaap2025
Unlocks and IRL Kit
- Complete 1 Stage → Off The MAAP Socks
- Complete 2 Stages → 500 XP
- Complete All 3 Stages → Off The MAAP Kit (in-game)
Finish all three stages and you’ll earn access to purchase the limited-edition IRL kit via MAAP.cc starting on December 22. Important: to receive the purchase link, you must be opted in to receive Zwift emails at zwift.com/settings/emails.
IRL Events
Join with MAAP and other Zwifters at the MAAP LaB in Melbourne, Los Angeles, or Berlin for a night of music, beers, pizza, and short-course races on Zwift. (These are TT invitational races, but anyone is free to attend as long as you reserve your spot!)
MAAP says “epic prizes await—plus the first look at the Off the MAAP ’26 kit and a cash purse on the line. RSVP now—spaces are limited.” RSVP links:
Ultimate Prize Drawing
Visit the MAAP landing page and fill out the form to enter for a chance to win the ultimate rider’s prize: a year’s supply of MAAP kit, a Zwift Ride with KICKR CORE 2, plus a year’s subscription to Zwift!
Is this a race?
Not officially – Off the MAAP events are set up as group rides and won’t count toward ZwiftPower ranking points, Zwift Racing Score, etc. That said, cyclists know it only takes two riders on the same route to make a race!
Many riders will be racing these events, and if you want to go hard you are free to do so, just as you’re free to ride at whatever pace you’d like.
Questions or Comments?
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