Zwift event guru James Bailey has spun up a new pile of iTT events to test-drive the concept of an ongoing iTT series from ZHQ, because community-organized iTT races are rather sparse lately.
It’s a weekly series that begins Monday, December 5. Event distances increase over the course of the five weeks, starting with a chaotic 4km event before ending the series with a more measured 23km.
See all upcoming Zwift TT Club events at zwift.com/events/tag/zwiftttclub
Event Schedule
James has scheduled 6 events daily, every day of the week. Routes change each week.
Week One (December 5-11)
- Route: Mech Isle Loop (Makuri Islands)
- Distance: 4km (2.5 miles)
- Elevation: 38.7m (127’)
- Zwiftpower Standings
Week Two (December 12-18)
- Route: Watopia Flat Route (Watopia)
- Distance: 10.3km (6.4 miles) + 0.5km (0.3 miles) lead in
- Elevation: 54m (177’)
- ZwiftPower Standings
Week Three (December 19-25)
- Route: Island Hopper (Makuri Islands)
- Distance: 17.9km (11.1 miles) + 0.15km (0.1 miles) lead in
- Elevation: 128.5m (422’)
- ZwiftPower Standings
Week Four (December 26-January 1)
- Route: Tick Tock (Watopia)
- Distance: 16.8km (10.4 miles) + 2.4km (1.5 miles) lead in
- Elevation: 44m (144’)
- ZwiftPower Standings
Week Five (January 2-8)
- Route: Casse-Pattes (France)
- Distance: 23km (14.3 miles) + 0.9km (0.6 miles) lead in
- Elevation: 145m (476’)
- ZwiftPower Standings
See all upcoming Zwift TT Club events at zwift.com/events/tag/zwiftttclub
ZwiftPower Results and Series GC
Check ZwiftPower after your event to see how well you stack up against the competition for that week’s course.
If you complete each week’s race, you can track your overall time placing (General Classification) on the overall series GC at https://zwiftpower.com/league.php?id=1352.
Find a Fast Bike
Don’t forget to check and make sure you’re using the fastest bike frame and wheels available to you! See “Fastest TT Bike Frames and Wheels at Each Zwift Level” for a list of frames and wheels to use on flat and rolling courses.
Content-Based Clubs Test
James is also using this series to test the concept of “Content-Based Clubs” on Zwift. That is, what if clubs were formed based on the content (events) they held?
Join the Zwift TT Club for more info
Questions or Comments?
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We will some crazy powers on these.
Awesome and really good times for lunch time uk too.
Nice idea but if you use the w/kg cat system itll be pointless entering unless you weigh less than 85kg
Did you mean more than 85kg? Seems like more raw power would be advantageous on most of the courses since they’re flat.
Yeah, more than 85kg*
Do we enter on Companion App for these or is there some other process?
Companion app is fine. They’re like any other Zwift event.
Wait what, a Zwift TT series without Bologna 😲
Luciano!!?
Cool! Short time-trials, count me in!
At last, let’s hope this series takes off and becomes a regular fixture beyond this trail run, with a good mix of course lengths and route profiles! \o/
Why are these Zwift events are almost always geared towards heavier riders.
Events like this and ZRLs need to include more long climbs for the lighter riders.
Equal chance of points for climbers and sprinters please.
Hi Alex, try my Mountain Massif events, they have long climbs and even short, punchy TT’s 👍
Why can B-women start again in the C-class in the races? Apparently, the men’s classification is taken again.
I just finished the first event of the Zwift TT club series. I noticed that in the D class results all the finishers were over 2.5w/kg (strictly enforced) limit? Hmmm? I’m not worried about the little finishing trophy but what’s up with that?
Thats not how the Cat limits work. Look at the results for all the CATS – every finisher will have exceeded the cat limit for their cat in such a short race.
Is it known whether this kind of iTT series will follow after finishing this ongoing one? According to the ZP, almost 1000 riders have participated so far.
I don’t know. James Bailey @ ZHQ would be the one to ask!