Zwift Games - Men's Sprint Championship

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Zwift Games
Taking place throughout March, the Zwift Games will offer a month-long festival of competition, from community racing for all abilities to elite level Cycling Esports broadcasts, Zwift Games is set to become the largest virtual racing event ever held.
Community Racing
All Zwifters are invited to take part in the five-stage series between March 1st - March 31st 2024, with in-game events live now. Featuring 4 new courses, 5 sweet unlocks including exclusive adidas and Oakley gear, there’s no better time to get a taste of what racing on Zwift is all about. For more information on the Zwift Games community events and to sign up for the races, see - www.zwift.com/...
Elite Championships
The Zwift Games Elite Championships will deliver 3 weekends jam packed with unforgettable racing action. On the line is Zwift’s biggest ever prize purse, golden Zwift Concept Z1 bikes, a golden Wahoo Kickr Bike and the bragging rights for the best discipline specific and Overall virtual racer in the world.
The 3 championships:
Sprint Championship - Men 2nd March @6PM UTC | Women 3rd March @6pm UTC
Epic Championship - Men 9th March @6pm UTC | Women 10th March @6pm UTC
Climb Championship - Men 16th March @6pm UTC | Women 17th March @6pm UTC
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[@MasterLJ]

That was legitimately fun to watch. Great racing!

[@keithhigginson554]

This is just incredible. Obviously the racing and the commentary, and thank you commentators. But there's more here. The Tour De France and all major real life racing need to take a page out of Zwift's book here. The availability to the public of the feast of live stats at all times is just mind blowing. What Zwift have shown is possible, opens up a new chapter to all of cycling, and just a big ride-on to all the technical staff that have raised the game when it comes to race viewing. I'm just a super happy member of Zwift who rides a lot there, I have no affiliation, I'm saying this as a technical person who quite frankly is blown away by this platform

[@mathias8013]

This has come a long way, I always enjoyed watching these but the production value has gone up a lot. So much easier to follow the action now. Keep it up!

[@keithhigginson554]

I agree 100% !

[@HoldenAdventures]

Well done! Thanks Zwift and team!!

[@marccale9890]

A vast improvement on presentation for these events. Good camera angles...and Matt Stephens is always good value!

[@keithhigginson554]

Absolutely on both counts !

[@alexbeebe1358]

Good racing for sure. The weakness of the latest draft dynamics (i.e. ridiculous sling shot potential from back, especially on descents) shows through though, and it's interesting to see how riders strategize around it.

[@dirtysprockets]

Great commentary and production! NB! Regarding Haavard Gjeldnes, the name is not "GLEDNES". His name should be pronounced as if you'd write it "Yeldnes" in English. Hopefully the commentators get it right for next week :)

[@AirwolfCrazy]

I really enjoyed the broadcast and of course the racing. I am surprised that Watopia was a ghost town. It would have been nice to have had cheering crowds along the roads.

[@supakidgalaxy]

Zwift is great

[@scottheitmanmarinesurvey3557]

The Polish Gambit!

[@KamilFalowski]

Brawo Michal!

[@bkhj2023]

ale urwał! ale to było dobre!

[@mathewrose2951]

Everyone knows a rainstorm of Ride Ons is properly called a "Thumberstorm"

[@Chruchfeeld]

Want to see the results with power data of each rider?

[@andymiller54]

I’m sure I’m not the first to say this but I only hear Charlie Day when Nathan talks.

[@maximehellner5877]

Can't find Michal Kaminski's Zwift profile

[@darrengreen7906]

Adam, get a better mic bud ;)

[@roadcyclist1]

I couldn't understand him at all!

[@joshuanicholson420]

How does Ollie Jones score zero points when he got 11th in first race and therefore raced in second race, even if gets last (due to a drop out). Some very suspicious scoring here Zwift!!! Can’t trust any of these results.

[@Zwift]

Ollie Jones was a DNF in race 2 - provisional 30th place awarded 71 points.