Zwift has just released statistics from Tour de Zwift 2020 – Zwift’s biggest set of events to date! Here are a few of the numbers:
- 119,700 took part in the 2020 Tour de Zwift, resulting in 492,652 event completions over 504,951 hours
- 61,217 Zwifters raced a stage of the Tour de Zwift
- 15,500 Hours of Live Streamed Content consumed
- 15.3 million kms ridden (the equivalent of 4,419 people riding the full route of the 2019 Tour de France)
- 181 million vertical meters climbed
- 314 million calories burned
- 77,546 people took part in Stage 1
New Race Component
This year’s TdZ included open races, which is a big change from prior years. Over 61k Zwifters participated in TdZ races, and many of those were new racers, which is always a good thing.
Interestingly, men and women showed an equal appetite for TdZ racing, with 51% of female TdZ participants racing at least once, and 53% of male participants doing the same.
Prior to each stage, a Pro-Am race was held on the upcoming route. These races were live-streamed by Zwift and anchored by OJ Borg and various co-hosts – and they did a fine job. Zwift’s best broadcasts yet! Zwift says over 15,500 hours of content were consumed by viewers watching these Pro-Am races.
Community Support
More than 4.5 million Ride Ons were shared during the Tour de Zwift among participants – a wonderful reflection of the Zwifters supporting one another.
Your Experience
How was this year’s TdZ for you? Did you try any of the races? What was your favorite stage? Share below!
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