Zwift just released their latest “This Season on Zwift” announcement detailing key game features, Companion app updates, and events coming in the next few months. We’ve posted the complete press release below, and in the coming days, we’ll dive into some of the announcements in more detail.
There’s some fun stuff here, so let’s get on with it…
New Roads, Planning Tools, and Deeper Outdoor Integration Set to Help You Get More From This Season on Zwift
An expanded Paris map, gravel galore, new bikes, and so much more to benefit Zwifters this coming season.
Zwift, the global online fitness platform, today lifts the lid on many of the exciting new product developments and content experiences planned to launch this coming season. From planning in Zwift Companion, more levels to chase in both running and cycling as well as a dedicated event map for gravel, there is something for every Zwifter to explore This Season on Zwift.
Personalized Recommendations Go Outdoors
Launching in April
Personalized Recommendations recently launched in Zwift, helping Zwifters spend less time thinking and more time doing. Based on a combination of your recent ride history and preferred activity types, every Zwifter now receives a recommended next activity in the ‘Next Up’ card in Zwift Companion. Personalized Recommendations will serve a variety of content, including Robopacer Rides, Routes, and workouts. The first recommendation is the one we think you will enjoy most, but Zwifters have the flexibility to adjust activity type to suit their needs.
As we move towards the Northern hemisphere summer season, Zwifters now have the option to view an Outdoor Recommendation in Zwift Companion. This will be a basic guide to advise how to get the most from your next activity. Simplicity is the name of the game here, giving Zwifters the space to make the most of those sunny summer miles!
Plan Your Week in Zwift Companion
Coming this April
For those who prefer to plan out their weeks and hold themselves accountable through scheduling, Zwift is now giving Zwifters the ability to plan their week within Zwift Companion. At launch, Zwifters will be able to schedule bike workouts, bike routes, bike and run events, Robopacer Rides, and challenge tasks (e.g. Route of the Week) for the days ahead. As activities are added to the weekly calendar, the fitness graph on the Zwift Companion app homescreen will automatically show all future planned activities so Zwifters can see what’s ahead at a glance. For Zwifters with third-party training connections, planned workouts will automatically populate.
Don’t want to plan your full week? No problem. Planning a few events or activities ahead will have the added benefit of improving your personalized recommendations, so if you have a race scheduled for tomorrow, we can give you something to prime those legs.
Zwift Camp: Breakthrough
April 6th – May 17th
The final Zwift Camp of this winter season arrives with Zwift Camp: Breakthrough. Beginning April 6th, Zwift Camp: Breakthrough is designed to support Zwifters in their transition to the summer season. The five workouts will focus not only on fitness but also feature drills to improve technique, stability, and control. The end result should be stronger, smoother outdoor miles for Zwifters.
Configure Your HUD for Workouts
Launching May
Whether participating in Zwift Camp: Breakthrough, or completing any one of Zwift’s 1,000+ workouts, the ability to customise data fields in workout mode is sure to level up the experience. Four configurable data fields can be illustrated on the central workout screen. Zwifters can pick from 13 biometric data points ranging from Cadence (RPM) to Core Temperature or power to weight ratio (W/KG). This update will allow Zwifters to tailor their data inputs, so they can focus on what’s best for them and get the most out of their training.
Gravel Mountain
Ride it from April 6th
Zwift’s first gravel-only map comes to Zwift on April 6th. An event-only map, Gravel Mountain will be the fastest, most exciting way to experience gravel on Zwift – expect dust, speed, and loose lines set in a red rock environment with new route features including red rock medians, corner berms, and ultra-wide roads.
The full gravel surface means gravel bikes will be optimal, so why not pay the Zwift Drop Shop a visit and enjoy a new virtual bike day to celebrate the launch of Gravel Mountain.
Pas Racing Series
April 6th – May 3rd
The fastest and most dynamic racing experience on Zwift starts with the Pas Racing Series, which brings the performance and style of Pas Normal Studios to a new kind of gravel racing on Zwift: tough, competitive, and refined. The four-stage gravel series includes the new routes in Gravel Mountain and a new gravel route in Makuri Islands. Races will run hourly, and of course there will be a custom Pas Normal kit to unlock.
More Levels for Running and Cycling
Coming April
Every Zwifter knows how compelling it is to round up their rides to the nearest mile or kilometre – not for bragging rights, but for that extra XP. Chasing levels is incredibly rewarding, and now there’s more to chase than ever before, no matter your Zwift level. The level 100 cap has been lifted, giving Zwifters hundreds of new levels to chase. And for those Zwifters who have hit that century milestone, there is a new status stripe, visible in the rider name list and in Zwift Companion. Runners on Zwift will also see the level cap lifted from 30 to 50.
Tour Fever Challenge
July 2nd – August 16th
Zwift is the official software platform for the Tour de France and Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift, and to celebrate there will be six weeks of festivity as we all get swept up in Tour Fever. Running July 2nd – August 16th, the Tour Fever Challenge celebrates the summer of racing with five stages of rides and races to enjoy. The Tour Fever Challenge includes five new badges to chase in the Paris Map.
Paris Expansion
Launching June 26th
The Paris map, created for the Virtual Tour de France, is set to become even more iconic with the addition of the famous Montmartre climb. Mimicking the new finishing circuit of the Tour de France, which has proven popular with fans since it was introduced for the Paris Olympics, Zwifters will now be able to ride up the cobbled climb to the Basilique du Sacré-Coeur de Montmartre. Short but punchy, this will be sure to put a sting in the legs.
Drop Shop Update
Spring / Summer
The Zwift Drop Shop is the destination for Zwifters to spend their well-earned Drops on the latest bikes and wheels. This year, the Drop Shop is getting its biggest overhaul yet, with a wealth of new bikes and wheels arriving over the next 12 months. This Spring and Summer, 18 new bikes and 13 new wheelsets are set to hit the virtual shelves. The first two ‘Drops’ land in March and April with a distinct gravel focus, giving Zwifters the chance to kit themselves out with the latest tech for the launch of Gravel Mountain and the Pas Racing Series.
Zwift Challenges Go Outdoors
Coming this Summer
Zwift Challenges, with their bonus rewards for completion, have proven to be immensely popular experiences on the Zwift platform. This summer, the fun doesn’t have to stop as cyclists enjoy the great outdoors, as Zwift plans to launch its first indoor/outdoor challenges. To complete, Zwifters will need to have connected their Wahoo, Garmin, or Hammerhead accounts.
Share Your Thoughts!
What do you think of Zwift’s roadmap for the next few months of new features? Comment below!
Any news on how those who’ve been at Lvl100 for a long time can utilize their XP to level up faster (just like last time new levels were introduced)?
I bet everyone is starting from zero (or “100”) for this new batch of levels. The 50k drop reward should have eliminated banking.
Drop rewards have been given to every level increase even before 100, though. At the same time, XP count still increases. If the new system does not have a level cap at all, it would make more sense to place everyone based on their total XP.
You’ll be accelerated at 4x the normal rate for level 100+.
Key question is what will count as banked xp? Having been stuck for long periods at level 25, 50, 60 etc, I had to log 200k more xp to get to level 100 than a rider who joined the platform just in the past couple of years. Will those additional 200k xp and the xp I’ve earned since reaching level 100 all contribute towards the 4x accelerated increase? But the obvious and most simple and fairest solution is surely to just put riders at the level that current xp level corresponds to on the current levelling up scale.
I was around 1,000,000 XP when I hit level 100, so about a quarter million more than the current requirement. With 4x accelerated leveling, though, the next 600,000 XP I’ve banked by refilling my XP bar 30 times since then will pretty much guarantee that I (or those like you in a similar situation) get to level 150+ in 6 months while those who haven’t been 100+ for two years take a year or more to get there. Maybe, by then, they’ll add milestone jerseys at 125 and 150, since, tbh, the level 100 one is kind of cringe.
Will there be an option for those at level 100 to get the standard rate of XP accumulation instead of the 4x acceleration? While most people will be happy to get the faster progression, I’d prefer to ‘earn’ each level in the usual way.
I don’t think so.
“The level 100 cap has been lifted, giving Zwifters hundreds of new levels to chase” Does this mean that zwift have essentially removed any level cap? Any word on how things will work for those already at 100 with loads of XP banked?
Yeah, basically unlimited levels, Zwift tells me.
You’ll be accelerated at 4x the normal rate for level 100+.
Any unlocks, like helmets, caps… Or just the level Up?
No unlocks at this time… just levels.
Boo!! Lol 🤪
Lame
When is this live? I just refilled it this morning and im still 100. Thanks eric
This is excellent news! I can’t wait until I can spend more drops…lol
Apparently the new level cap is a „secret“ for now – Zwift commented „ride around, find out“ when asked them on their Instagram post 🙂
It’s essentially no cap. At least, there are enough levels that nobody will hit the limit.
Nah. There’s some dude right now in his basement plotting to spend 12 hrs a day 7 days a week until he finds the new max
To be fair, I’m in my garage. Setting up 24/7 hydration, electrolyte, carb feed system while waiting for the update to drop.
You should get a PICC line installed, really commit to it
😂
I’m sure there are several, all bots that you will see zooming past you @Stéphane HEIBEL watts.
Not really. Steady wattage bots are all banned now automagically by Zwift…
So, they have have to use AI bots that mimic ordinary riders.
Well, it might just depend on the data type. If so, that dude can ride out the rest of his life and not hit it.
Eventually, it might display correctly in the UI though,
Lets hope riders with banked XP have the option to go straight to the level they should be on.
Sounds like they won’t. (But for the record, I voted for your approach!)
It is a bit ridiculous to have to redo the levels I have been doing for 2 years. Just put me at the correct level of there is no limit.
How do we get to vote on features? I don’t think anyone likes the daft banked xp and accelerated leveling approach. I’ve been on the platform since almost day 1 and never had any say on new features.
Gravel Mountain!!!! I thought it might never be released. Now the question. Will it be a rotating world or will it be in Fuego Flats somewhere?
An event-only world like Bologna, at least for now.
will it have a badge?
According DC Rainmaker, when asked if Gravel Mountain exists within Makuri Islands: “Yes, Makuri. Being an event-only circuit, it’s not available to enter otherwise”.
Not sure how to interpret this. An event only circuit inside a regular world?
That is incorrect. Gravel Mountain is a standalone event only map. Like Bologna and Crit City.
Hi Eric
https://zwiftinsider.com/route/gravel-mountain/ this gravel mountain route or different?
It’s that route… sort of. Zwift has changed it, to make riding it more exciting. Details to come.
I don’t think the masses really like the gravel roads and events seem to strick.to the same roads. I can’t therefore see many ride organisers opting to run their events on this world – at least not after the first few weeks of release. I doubt many people will therefore get to ride it.
I’m pleased the new gravel world is event only as it means I’ll never have to ride it which is great.
Will be interesting to see how they handle the level upgrades. I suspect what ever they do it will upset people unfortunately. I have taken pride over the years of always achieving the highest level quite quickly after new levels are released. I suspect if they are releasing hundreds of new levels that getting to the top level will be (nearly) impossible even with all the XP some of us already have. Can’t wait to find out.
Workout HUD is good but it’s still missing the most important thing – average watts for the current interval
EXACTLY. Thank you. How can Zwift not know that we need exactly this… not the average speed or something
Just use the ‘splits’ button to make a lap time. Then you can see avg watt on current lap.
Doesn’t work in a workout
For our club, once again a big disappointment. No integration of ZwiftPower, no management of teams, clubs, or races. No openness to the community. No public API access, etc.
How long until you have all the new bikes and wheels tested so we know whether or not to waste our hard-farmed drops?
They should all be tested (with results published) within about a week of today’s Zwift release.
You ‘da man Eric 🙏🏻🥳
Whilst new roads always welcome… no points race integration into the game yet ?! Seriously?
Still no way to create custom workouts in the Companion app😭
This Gravel map is probably the most useless release on Zwift ever.
I think gravel mountain is one of the best small map releases ever. I would say it’s better than Bologna, and maybe Crit City. Right now, the only long dirt section in Zwift is the jungle. I want to upgrade my Cervelo Aspero by riding dirt not pavement, and I don’t want to do hundreds of laps of jungle circuit.
I would just say… don’t knock it ‘til you’ve tried it.
I agree, people don’t want gravel roads, it doesn’t make sense indoors.
And like somebody else commented above, if the world remains event only people won’t want to organise events on it because they won’t be popular.
If they put it in rotation people will only ride it to complete the routes.
Its a shame.
I really wish all the “event” routes were open for workout rides; I would like to see them! And I don’t mind short loops for workouts.
next one…what “people”? …..how many of zwift users do you know personally?
“people won’t want to organise events on it because they won’t be popular” …and you know it becaouse……? you are that people 🙂 lol.
please think before posting a comment.
this map is one of the best right now and people count for whole gravel world.
regards
I assume you know exact value of this probability? 🙂 lol
Recommendations mean nothing when Companion does not fully integrate all workouts from all systems. My runs don’t show up on Companion because they’re on Apple Workout app.
It’ll come!
Montmartre!
Any news on dual recording power in zwift?
Haven’t heard anything yet.
I am really disappointed with the drop shop update. Was hoping for the functionality to trade in old bikes for drops. Now there will be even more things I can’t afford to buy unless I continue harvesting drops on stoneway sprint over the next few weeks.
All of these things are designed to keep you Zwifting for as long as possible, new levels, new things to spend drops on etc. Zwift don’t want people to be done with new content quickly, that increases the chance that people go elsewhere because they have “completed” Zwift. It’s a long standing aspect of computer gaming, once you reach the end of the game there is always something else to do to keep you locked in.
I hope that they open up Gravel Mountain for runners, even if it is event only. As a trail runner, I love eating dust while I run!
Just skimmed the public API and there is a “Red Rock Run”, so it will be available for runners. (However even checking Companion I’m not seeing it for private, meetups, or club events just yet.)
I’ll settle on the companion app just working when I’m zwifting.
Good stuff. Removing the level cap scratches the “number go up woo” itch, and more bikes/wheels for the drop shop is always a positive. It’s nice to see Paris finally getting an expansion, hopefully more than a couple of routes! Unlocks beyond XP look like a welcome addition to the challenges.
I do feel there’s a big disconnect between whoever is driving outdoor integration and the community, but maybe I’m out of touch.
The outdoor integration is relatively cheap to develop and the ROI of getting outdoor riders to stay subscribed is high.
What are you looking for re:outdoor integration? we are all ears
Halos weren’t specifically mentioned. Still under wraps or nothing new this year?
Are you asking about new halo bikes?
I just got the Spesh concept bike. Now wondering if I should have held off.
If Curly isn’t, then I will! So far I’ve only unlocked the Tron bike (and recently too), but would love to see what else they come up with.
Yes.
Are there new Halo bikes coming?
None that I know of.
I am not a fan of the Halo bikes but adding more would make people crazy. First you have to ride probably 6k to 9k miles to get them, then another 18k to 20k to upgrade all them. They have only been out a year and it will take most zwifters years to upgrade all of them.
Now would be a good time to give the legacy users the benefit of the easy way to level up all the johnny come lately types have benefitted from
“johnny come lately types”
when was the deadline to subscribe to zwift to avoid this label and be a self-proclaimed legacy user?
Zwift’s refusal to offer any new race formats (points, elimination, etc) is so frustrating.
On a positive note, I’m very happy they finally highlighted the Crit Cade in a popular event like Zwift Games. Those unique races have been very fun with large turnouts.
Zwift constantly disregards the input of its most dedicated users. Look at garage sorting. The user base begged for that for YEARS. What Zwift finally rolled out was so rudimentary that it could have been programmed on someone’s lunch hour. But even that was enough to satisfy the user base and a huge quality of life improvement. No reason it should have taken that long.
Same with racing format. Give us some basic options and let the community run with it
Yes all Velodrome race formats and a velodrome!
Will we get credit for all the levels we’ve done past 100 when these become available? I’ve hit 5 levels past 100.
Level 235 here !
You will be upgraded to higher levels at 4x the speed, until you arrive at the level you should actually be at.
This x4 ratio includes new badges, power ups, or is it only for the mileage?
All great news, I suppose no customisable data fields for running yet?
It’s all good IMO👍
Why not reward the people who’ve been grinding endlessly at level 100+ with a very special kind of halo-bike?
Share my thoughts? Meh…
Won’t stop me using Zwift as my preferred indoor training platform, but nothing that excites me at all this year.
why not interface the outdoor exits from Strava and not from the individual Garmin, Wahoo… We all have Strava, or at least certainly many more
I might be wrong, but didn’t strava stop that?
Yeah, the issue is Strava not letting API partners like Zwift do anything useful with that data.
When will they fix meetups so that they can be used for workouts. We need to end the awkward workaround process.
How about a little attention to the Club feature like adding custom workouts. That would eliminate sending out workouts via email, creating a meetup and going through the laborious invite process to see who Zwift dropped off the list from the last meetup.
Do you know when / if Zwift will finally put pedals on all bikes? It really bugs me that whenever my avatar is standing up, it floats in the air because of missing pedals!
Adding the Montmarte climb is a great move but I’d still love to see Paris integrated in to the France virtual world.
I’m actually disappointed at having no level cap: we already had a number that increases to infinity, the xp total. So without a max level we no longer have a number to aim for, it’s just “you can go forever”. That doesn’t provide me any motivation. Had they increased it to 150 or 200 then only a tiny fraction of a percent would ever reach it but the “top of the mountain” would always be there to motivate.
I agree. For employing expertise in human motivation through the gamified platform, this decision could be a bit of a miss. Maybe not so much for those high-use subscribers who are more intrinsically motivated already, but it could impact the middle of the pack.
I agree. As someone who has always achieved the highest level as quickly as possible new levels motivated me. Having been at level 100 for two years I have accepted that levels are pointless and this “update” confirms this. I have no interest in the 50,000 XP you get for each level as I have more XP that I could ever spend.
Even levelling up at 4x the speed as suggested seems pointless as there is no reward for levelling up. They may as well just put us all on our true level straight away.
The good thing is that hopefully they won’t need to tweak the levels going forward so we will all know where we stand.
I’d be happy if they have infinite levels. Went from 0 to 100 in 9 months & have been a bit bored ever since – nothing to go for..if they increased it to 150 or 200 we’d be back in the same situation after completing them & I wouldn’t hang around for 2 years waiting for Zwift to increase them again. This solves the issue once & for all & provides “consistent” motivation. I like all of the other stuff they’re proposing as well
I have to disagree. I think for a new rider coming to the platform it is great to have achievable goals. Also represented in levels. Unlimited gives these riders no ceiling but also no clear cut like hey level 250 is max. All lower than max is noob and you need to ride 8 years to achieve this. I think continuous levels are a positive outcome also for 100+. I am not a fan of always („having“) to chase the new next highest level.
How about, instead of levels that go on forever, the top 1000 riders all get a corresponding number 1 – 999. Then, to move up a number, you have to do more than the rider who was ahead of you.
This is also how I feel. I really like Zwift, but as crosstraining I only use certain features: free rides, pacer rides, and occasional group rides. I don’t do workouts, race, and am not into the social aspect at all. So I am motivated by unlocks and leveling up. In the 2 years since I started cycling they have moved the leveling goalposts once, and now twice in less than 3 years. I am 2 levels away from 100 and will likely not make it to 100 before the latest goalpost move. Zwift makes a big deal about establishing level 100 as the leveling “endgame”, and then negates this by saying you can go on forever and removing the goal for all the users they are desperately trying to keep subscribed. Zwift does this to appease 21,000 riders (1% of all “engaged” subscribers) “stuck” at level 100? Could Zwift have not waited until more engaged users reached level 100? I have a hunch that these 21,000 are Zwift addicts and are not at risk of cancelling their subscriptions. I also have a hunch that users at levels <100 are paying the same amount for their subscription as the 21,000, and also deserve having meaningful Zwift goals.
I’ve been on Zwift for maybe 10+ years. I won’t be renewing this time, though. It’s nuts to me that Zwift makes such tiny improvements when Training Peaks and Rouvy seem to be coming out with new enhancements regularly. I currently have all three programs, and, by far, I use Zwift the least.
I’m hoping at lest one of the new bikes will be a new Halo bike.
And some fancy visuel stage upgrades for the bikes.
Have you upgraded all four of your existing “HALO” bikes that you want another one?
when will they allow people to make custom routes for their own use. The only feature everyone wants
Just use your keyboard to make manual turns. This feature’ already exists. I never use Zwift courses…
Hopefully one of the new bikes would be a Trek Checkmate/Checkpoint. As a Checkpoint owner I would like to match my IRL bike with my virtual bike!😎
Yes and the bag accessories also available at drop shop, and only for gravel bike can use it😍😍😁
Of course! To store all the Ride On’s and snacks. Just kidding, mostly snacks.
Yes, I second this…just bought a Checkpoint too and want a matching in game version of my pink one.
While I love the idea of planning my week in the ZCA, I’m guessing Zwift intends to keep the obnoxious “Next Up” banner (despite the overwhelming negative responses to it).
Therefore, as things continue to get even more cluttered on the ZCA, I’m guessing we’ll end up doom scrolling to see what we actually want to see (explore, events, challenges, activities, etc.) which continue to be pushed further down on the screen.
How about the novel concept of allowing users to customize, reorder, or even turn off some of that content?
If, as hinted in the text, the “Next Up” banner will consistently contain todays TrainingPeaks session, I’m all for it.
That should already be happening, far as I know. If you’re connected to a third party provider of scheduled workouts, that’ll show up as your Next Up workout.
As a coach, I had the less experienced riders get confused by the “Next Up” and end up doing a Zwift suggested workout instead of the one I had for them on the day. The continuous mounting of information/features in the CA is making it less and less user-friendly with each iteration. Not to mention the “freshness score”, which is far from accurate and riders should be able to turn off.
I want a Velodrome!!!
Guys, so many negative voices. Already now – before the update – Zwift is already miles ahead of the competition. They still do so many ne things, ideas and developments – love it. Not all are riding Gravel nor road – enjoy what it is and have fun with the existing and upcoming. Thx ERIC for your „i never sleep“ support!
Hi Eric, I watched the SMART Bike Trainers video on TSOZ on YT and he mentioned more frames getting retired, have you heard this ? Do you have a list of the Frames being retired ?
I don’t have the list yet. They’re just being removed from the Drop Shop, not from our garages. Old/slow bikes nobody is really buying at this point!
I knew it would be coming. I’ve been “chasing” the max level in Zwift since I’ve been on the platform. Each time I get within striking distance they change the max level again. I must be in the cadre of users that trigger when its time to move the goal posts again. Although it sounds like the goal posts will be so far away except for the crazy all day every day Zwifters…..
At least I’ll have a stripe by my name. Feels like a bone but I’ll take it
There’s no max now, so there are no goal posts at all.
Why don’t we collect sweat points in Zwift for running? It could even be something super simple like linearly time based instead of pace based, to avoid issues with virtual speed calibration when running. Would be nice!
Love all these additions. Zwift really working towards becoming an all encompassing workout platform and I fully support it. If they eventually get to the training competency level of something like TR…wow.
It would be good if they could introduce a way of selling frames and wheelsets back. I have several that don’t get a look in now.
Don’t want to spoil the party for there are some great additions comming to Zwift with these TSOZ. Iike the HUD-configuartion, the new levels, new roads and so on.
But….
I’m also very disappointed.
Because “This year, the Drop Shop is getting its biggest overhaul yet,” meaning new bikes, new wheels but still no way to organize all these frames and wheel.
Why?
That’s no overhaul, that’s an extension more frames, more wheels, more stuff.
But most of all.
Again no and I mean realy Non what so ever mention of any development on Clubs.
I was realy hopefull, for during the last Zwift Live event, as far as I know, there has been talked about Clubs fuctionality. But again this season (Northern Hemisphere) comes to an end and nothing happend. And now in TSOZ there is also no mention of Clubs.
The most requested and lowest hanging fruit, a full workout-library for the Club is still not possible. It’s like Clubs are purpously being ingnored.
Why?
Do Clubs have future?
We started a Club to do workouts together and every week we organize workouts via a Meetup-event instead of via the Club. It’s complicated, cumbersome and a lot of work that could be done very easely via the Club if we had the full workout library. I’m not even talking about custom workout’s, but just being able to do the same workout anybody can do in Zwift via workouts, but then within a Club-ride.
But still, after all these years, this is still not possible and it’s not even mentioned anymore. Is this still in the picture? I can only hope so.
So a lot of “development”, a lot of new (or perhaps even beter “more of the same”), but also a great lack of taking action on long standing problems and ommissions.
To Bad
I don’t have a gravel bike. Can i race the Pas racing series with my road bike?
Yes, if you want to get dropped! 😜
Ahhh, is the new Cannondale going to be the best gravel bike or will they introduce another this summer?
Specialized will surely have something to say about what’s “best”…
probably tomorrow
So much dirt, but building out Paris gets a Chef Kiss. 👨🍳💋
Is anything going to change about the levels for those of us on accelerated leveling plans below 100?
Zwift tells me “no”….