The Time Trial. Cycling’s true leveler - just you and your legs versus everyone else in the field.

Come join Zwift TT Club on Zwift for more Time Trial event information! https://www.zwift.com/clubs/b3d1a903-df49-44eb-9c6f-4ba9f0622efe/homeOpens a new window

Join us as we embark on a five-week series - each week you will have multiple chances to set your best time on the same route, with your best time counting in the standings! How will you stack up against the rest of your Category?

Over the course of the five weeks, we’ll be increasing the distance of the events.

Check out Zwiftpower after your event to see how well you stack up against the competition, both on the course, and on the overall General Classification across the entire series.

Don’t forget to check you’re using the fastest bike frame and wheels available to you!

Week One - July 3-9
Route - Downtown Dolphin (2 laps)
World - Crit City
Distance - 3.8km (2.4 mi)

Zwiftpower Standings: https://zwiftpower.com/league.php?id=1783Opens a new window

Week Two - July 10-16
Route - Duchy Estate (3 laps)
World - Yorkshire
Distance - 10.7km (6.8 mi)

ZwiftPower Standings: https://zwiftpower.com/league.php?id=1784Opens a new window

Week Three - July 17-23
Route - Neokyo Crit Course (4 laps)
World - Makuri Island
Distance - 16.3km (10.1 mi)

ZwiftPower Standings: https://zwiftpower.com/league.php?id=1785Opens a new window

Week Four - July 24-30
Route - Bell Lap (12 laps)
World - Crit City
Distance - 22.9km (14.5 mi)

ZwiftPower Standings: https://zwiftpower.com/league.php?id=1786Opens a new window

Week Five - July 31 - August 6
Route - Glasgow Crit Circuit (11 laps)
World - Scotland
Distance - 33km (20.9 mi)

ZwiftPower Standings: https://zwiftpower.com/league.php?id=1787Opens a new window

Overall Series GC: https://zwiftpower.com/league.php?id=1788Opens a new window

Category Enforcement will place you in a race category with riders of similar ability for these events. More info about Category Enforcement can be found below.

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 ZWIFT POWER?
For further information on connecting to Zwift Power 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 Zwift Power you must be using a Heart Rate Monitor (HRM) and be riding on a smart trainer, smart bike, or using a power meter.