Recently the HISP Club announced the 5th edition of their popular “Tour de Hisp” – a 13-stage daily tour running August 24-September 6. Here are all the details!
The Basics
- Time-Based GC: Series rankings are based on your total time to complete each race. Official GC standings hosted by ZwiftPower at zwiftpower.com/league.php?id=3324
- ZRS-Based Categories: Races are mass-start events, with riders broken out into these Zwift Racing Score-based groups for results:
- A: 690-1000
- B: 520-690
- C: 350-520
- D: 180-350
- E: 0-180
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4Daily Start Times: Scheduled to suit many time zones. You can race whatever time you prefer, or race at varying times if you’d like. Your fastest time for the stage will be used for the GC.- 8:30am UTC/4:30am ET/1:30am PT
- 2pm UTC/10am ET/7am PT
- 5pm UTC/1pm ET/10am PT
- 7pm UTC/3pm ET/12pm PT
- 11pm UTC/7pm ET/4pm PT – new time added for Americas!
- 1am UTC/9pm ET/6pm PT – new time added for Americas!
Route and Schedule Details
- Stage 1 – Mon, Aug 24: Richmond’s Libby Hill After Party
- 33.9km, 160m elevation
- Stage 2 – Tue, Aug 25: Watopia’s Big Loop
- 42.8km, 663m elevation
- Stage 3 – Wed, Aug 26: Scotland’s Muckle Yin
- 23.7km, 282m elevation
- Stage 4 – Thu, Aug 27: Yorkshire’s Royal Pump Room 8
- 25.1km, 580m elevation
- Stage 5 – Fri, Aug 28: Makuri Islands’ Turf N Surf
- 25.1km, 19.4m elevation
- Stage 6 – Sat, Aug 29: Innsbruck’s Achterbahn
- 47.7km, 988m elevation
- Sun, Aug 30: Rest Day
- Stage 7 – Mon, Aug 31: Watopia’s Three Little Sisters
- 37.7km, 434m elevation
- Stage 8 – Tue, Sep 1: London’s Greater London Loop
- 25.5km, 255m elevation
- Stage 9 – Wed, Sep 2: Makuri Islands’ Yumezi Grit (3 laps)
- 26.5km, 318m elevation
- Stage 10 – Thu, Sep 3: France’s Casse-Pattes
- 25.2km, 155m elevation
- Stage 11 – Fri, Sep 4: Watopia’s Mountain Route
- 29.5km, 682m elevation
- Stage 12 – Sat, Sep 5: Watopia’s Tempus Fugit (iTT)
- 19.6km, 31.8m elevation
- Stage 13 – Sun, Sep 6: Paris’ Montmartre Mixer
- 25.2km, 190m elevation
How to Sign Up
Sign up for Tour de Hisp events like you would any other Zwift event – online or via the Companion app.
See upcoming Tour de Hisp events at zwift.com/events/tag/hisp
More Rules
- Steering enabled
- Smart trainer/power meter required
- ZwiftPower registration is required to be included in overall GC
Questions or comments?
Learn more at the Tour de HISP 2026 homepage. You may also post questions and comments below!
Awesome event!
As a working person in the US Central time zone, these times are terrible.
My work day is 0730 – 1630
3:30AM CDT
9 AM CDT
Noon CDT
2 PM CDT
Zwifters are all over the world and the world has different time zones.
So what are you suggesting?
There are 3 time slots in 5 hours. Spread that out a bit.
As one of those people from the rest of the world, the time slots are pretty ordinary – 3 between midnight and 5am, and one in the early evening.
This really isn’t a schedule that accommodates people “all over the world”.
Here in NZ, I have 2am, 5am, 7am and 8:30pm. The last two could work for some NZers, but not for me. Generally, I can do a lunchtime slot when working from home or an early evening. Still, I realise NZ and my time options put me in a minority.
Two new times, best suited for you, have been added to the event. We hope to see you there!
How about, you organise an event, you can
t please everyone. European clubs will aim to accomodate there own riders. The world doesnt revolve around USi like to see you say that to the draft dodging felon’s face.
I always see the HISP events and think, this should be great for the Americas, yet am shocked to see not a single time between 5pm and Midnight for any time zone of the Americas. They should really just stop claiming to be diverse, change their name to reflect they’re a club of España and not the club of the Spanish-speaking Zwift riders or Hispanic identity.
Siempre veo los eventos HISP y pienso, esto debería ser genial para las Américas, pero me sorprende no ver ni una sola hora entre las 5 p.m. y la medianoche para cualquier zona horaria de las Américas. Realmente deberían dejar de decir que son diversos y cambiar su nombre para reflejar que son un club de España y no un club de ciclistas de Zwift de habla hispana o de identidad hispana.
Noted! We will kindly ask Zwift to expand times to American afternoon and evenings. If not possible for this edition, most probably for next December Winter Tour. It is not as simple as it seems to get public events from Zwift, and you need to be careful with participation. But let’s take a chance on it! Muchas gracias por el feedback y los comentarios.
I applaud your efforts. As a NZ resident, I often experience an inability to participate in things I would otherwise be interested in but we’re a rounding difference, so I completely understand how we can’t be catered for in all cases.
Has anyone done a tour like this before? How did it go? Looks absolutely brutal, dont think ive ever accumulated that kind of fatigue before. Weighing up trying this or doing SISU which looks (comparatively) a bit tamer
I have steered clear of the 2 or 3 weeks ‘tours’ this year. Breaking myself in on the SISU flavors which have been great. Fun, mass cat starts, which makes for some chaos as reality bumps into expectation after about 10mins ;0) Two races a week gives me enough space to squeeze in some regular rides too.
Give it a go! This kind of event is something different, it keeps you hooked for two weeks, makes you think strategically as there is always another race waiting for you tomorrow, you get to identify your true rivals, as there are people going for the stage and people going for GC… it makes you feel like a cyclist for a little time!
I usually finish those HISP tours. They are really a different beast compared to normal/weekly tours. You need to be thinking in the long run and the second week is brutal, you are so tired! But the reward is massive too. I think those are the events that made me feel so proud of myself.
My suggestion is to start slowly and check the result to follow your rivals. The key point is to hold the first pack as far as you can.
Friends, we now have two new schedules so that those of you outside Europe can enjoy the HISP TOUR 2026. We hope these schedules work well for you. Thank you for your interest in our event.
1 AM and 3 AM, CEST. I it is 4 PM and 6 PM in Los Angeles and 7 PM 9 PM in New York.
Hello, thanks for this great event. I’m wondering what happens if we miss one or two days. Are we DNFfrom the general classification or do we have the time of the last of the stages we miss ???
Please contact us via Telegram or Discord and we will help you on this. http://www.hispevents.com