Welcome to the July ZRacing Monthly Series!

Racing Score is here! Starting July 3, all Beach Party ZMonthy Racing Events will count towards your Racing Score progression. Jump into these races and see how your Racing Score changes. With events on all week at regular intervals throughout July, there are many opportunities to race again, to perfect and improve your score!

More information on how Racing Score works and the benefits it can bring to your racing experience can be found here - https://support.zwift.com/en_us/zwift-racing-score-faq-BkG9_RqrhOpens a new window

The temperature is rising, and it’s time to hit the beach! Join us for a Beach Party during July’s ZRacing Series. Stage 3 is revving up on July 17, featuring a heart-pumping 5 laps around the iconic Mech Isle Loop in Makuri Islands. This epic route offers a diverse terrain of pavement, dirt, sand, and wood, putting your skills to the test. Crush the island's main climb with blazing speed, then unleash the full throttle on the thrilling descent back to the shoreline.

The ZRacing Monthly Series features weekly events with a general classification (GC) that resets every month—so race your way onto the leaderboards! Complete all 4 stages to earn yourself the “Beach Party” badge.

Sign up for ZwiftPower to keep track of your results!
Signing up is easy. Just pair your devices and race! Find your results at www.zwiftpower.comOpens a new window.

Dates: July 17- 23
World: Makuri Islands
Route: Mech Isle Loop
Laps: 5
Distance: 16.08 km
Elevation: 152 m

Category enforcement will place you in a race category with riders of similar ability for these events. Find more info about category enforcement below.

BEACH PARTY GC
Compete in all 4 races during July as a general classification (GC) challenge, and shoot for your best combined time over the month! You can improve your time for any event by racing it more than once. Only your best time will count towards your overall standing.

Ready to turn racing into a weekly habit? You’re in the right place. Don’t forget—you can track your overall position in the series weekly here at www.zwiftpower.comOpens a new window.

WHAT IS CATEGORY ENFORCEMENT?
Category enforcement prevents Zwifters from entering a category they are not eligible for. Our goal is to increase fairness in racing. Find more information about it here.

HOW DOES IT WORK?
Zwift checks a racer's past performance using VO2max, MAP value, and FTP to determine their race category. Racers can join a category at or above their category. For example, if you are in the "C" category, you can race in C, B, or A category. But you can’t race in the D category.

WHAT IS ZWIFTPOWER?
For further information on connecting to ZwiftPower, check out this support page: https://support.zwift.com/en_us/connecting-to-zwiftpower-SyldRc_4HOpens a new window

Please note: For your results to show up in ZwiftPower, you must use a heart rate monitor (HRM) and be riding on a smart trainer, smart bike, or using a power meter.

Make sure you check out zwift.com/racing for more information on how you can take part in other events offered by Zwift and the community to have a great racing experience.

#zwiftofficial