Zwift Ride Series “World Tour” Events Announced

After a break during October, the Zwift Ride Series is back for November with a “World Tour” theme featuring three top pro cycling teams: Movistar, INEOS Grenadiers, and Jayco AlUla.

Each team is hosting a stage, including special events featuring pro riders. Get all the details below…

Route and Schedule Details

Rides are 60 minutes long and scheduled hourly at five minutes past the hour.

See all upcoming ZRS events >

Special Guest Rides!

Want to spin with the pros?

Each stage includes special events hosted by pro riders from the featured team. For a list of upcoming special guest rides in this series, visit this custom ZwiftHacks link.

Signing Up

To sign up for the series, click the card at the top of the homescreen and click “Register”. You’re all done! Clicking the card will now show your progress as you complete each stage.

Next you’ll need to join and complete at least one ride from each of the three stage. They’re scheduled hourly, so you should be able to fit one into your schedule.

Badge Unlocks

Complete all three stages this month to unlock the Zwift Ride Series: World Tour badge!

Questions or Comments?

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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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Chris
Chris
20 days ago

This is labeled as a group ride in the E (everyone?) category. The difficulty is rated 1w/kg-5w/kg. That’s a pretty wide range of difficulties. I don’t know that I can hang log on the high end of that but I guess if it gets too hard, I can always just end the workout.

Chris
Chris
20 days ago
Reply to  Eric Schlange

Thanks for the clarification I’ll give it a go.

Peter Michalčo
Peter Michalčo
20 days ago
Reply to  Eric Schlange

And does it have rubber banding? Or if I will not be able to continue with group will I have to continue alone, so it will not be group ride anymore?

Tony Lane
Tony Lane
19 days ago

No rubber banding. Think of it as like any gran fondo or sportive event IRL – everyone starts together, some race off into the distance and you soon settle in and find a group around your fitness level. The trick is to not get stuck in no-man’s land between groups. If you are alone and cannot catch up with the group in front, check the mini map and ease off slightly until the next group catches you – just make sure that you then accelerate to latch on to that group as they will be going faster than you in… Read more »

Peter Michalčo
Peter Michalčo
19 days ago
Reply to  Tony Lane

Thank you for answer. Now it is clear to me.

Daniel V
Daniel V
18 days ago
Reply to  Eric Schlange

Are these Banded rides? I did one this morning, and there seemed to be about a 20% reduction in speed from what power would normally be. Even while running on flats.

Daniel V
Daniel V
15 days ago
Reply to  Eric Schlange

Thanks

Paul
Paul
20 days ago

I’m here looking for Z Racing November – is this replacing Z Racing or something else is, or am I missing something?

Andy
Andy
20 days ago
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S D
S D
17 days ago

The one I did this morning was a ‘custom workout’, which has the same effect as a banded ride. It’s nice for keeping everybody together, but you’ll get some complainers that it feels slow.

Paulo
Paulo
14 days ago

Hello Everyone.
do we get thé movistar jersey at the end ?

Sway
Sway
13 days ago

Hi. Missed out a stage. Do it have make up ride? TQ!

Marc steingrand
Marc steingrand
4 days ago

Hello i missed first stage. Is there a catch up. Can I do stage 1 later one

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