ZRacing is welcoming and inclusive, with race categories tailored to different fitness levels. Whether you're new to racing or looking to sharpen your skills, it’s easy to jump in, have fun, and feel the rush of competition.
With races running 24/7, ZRacing fits into your schedule—whether you're pushing your limits, leveling up your fitness, or just racing for fun, you’ll always find an event that matches your goals. Perfect for first-timers and seasoned racers alike.
June 30 - Aug 3
July means only one thing: Tour Fever. And this month, ZRacing is catching it big time.
Climb the Ranks
Looking for extra motivation? The Monthly GC (General Classification) Competition lets you track your progress across all stages. Each race counts, meaning your times add up throughout the series, shaping the overall standings. At the end of the month, the fastest total time takes the win!
When the race ends,
the Cool Down begins
Extend your race experience beyond the finish line with Cool Down. This feature keeps you in the event world, surrounded only by the people you just raced with, letting you chat, reflect, share wins, and relive every moment together. See your finishing position on your kit, access chat via the main game menu or Zwift Companion, and view full results from a new HUD button. Stick around until Cool Down ends, and leave whenever you're ready.
With enhanced categories, every ZRacing event is designed to be tighter, fairer, and more rewarding. Riders with a Racing Score of 650+ can take on the challenge of the Advanced category, while others are matched into five carefully calibrated groups for closer competition.
Plus, with hourly alternating category ranges, you’ll always find a race that fits your level—or pushes you to the next one. ZRacing is now smarter, more competitive, and more exciting than ever. Ready to take on the challenge?
Zwift community races bring creative formats and global competition—all on your schedule. Explore different race series or ask for recommendations in the Zwift Riders Facebook Group.
New to racing, testing your limits, or fine-tuning your skills? Herd Beginner Races (HBR) are for you. These races cater to riders with a racing score of 425 or below, offering varied distances focused on finishing position. Each week, the theme changes to highlight common Zwift racing styles like flat, hilly, and undulating courses. With five weekend times to choose from, there's no better time to start racing.
Zwift Clubs make it easy to find races that match your goals across disciplines. With convenient event management and communication through the Zwift Companion App, you’re in control. Join official Zwift TT, Epic, and Crit Clubs for nonstop action!
ZRacing delivers a fresh, themed race series every month, with a new stage each week and multiple race times daily,so you can compete no matter where you live or train. With Racing Score matching you against riders of similar ability, every race feels fair, competitive, and fun. Lasting just 30-40 minutes, these events are perfect for experienced racers looking for a mid-week challenge or beginners ready to dive into Zwift racing.
ZRacing Monthly Series events will take place daily. So, you can still compete no matter where you are or how busy your schedule is.
Check out our monthly calendar HERE to find events in a time slot that works best for you. You can also find the daily race schedule on the Zwift Companion App.
Increased fitness! And a badge for completing each stage in our ZRacing Monthly series. You can also compete globally for an overall position in each month's general classification (GC).
There are a few different styles of racing on Zwift:
Zwift Races: The most common type of competition on Zwift and a verified classic. All riders start together, and the objective is simply to be first over the finish line after a certain number of laps or distance, depending on the course.
Points Races: A format that features various sprint or climb arches along the route where you can earn points for finishing the segment first or being the fastest on the segment. The aim is to gain as many points as possible before the finish line. Our community members lead many points races and will have details in the event descriptions, so be sure to read them thoroughly to have the best experience possible!
Individual Time Trials: Just you against the clock. These events are set over a fixed distance, usually on time-trial-specific bikes and with no draft effects. The goal is to ride the distance as fast as possible, with the shortest time winning.
Team Time Trials: A spin on the individual time trial, this format requires teams of Zwifters—usually five to six—to work together to ride a fixed distance as quickly as possible.
Criteriums: Also known as crits, these are raced on short circuits with multiple laps, usually on a flatter course. This is where the name ‘Crit City’ comes from.
Chase Races: A format in which a group of riders set off first, with progressively faster rider groups setting off at set intervals afterward. The goal? Getting to the finish first. Riders up front must work together to avoid getting caught by the riders behind, while the riders behind try to catch and pass as many competitors in front of them as possible.