Zwift has seen a sharp rise in demand over the last few weeks, as cyclists get used to life on lockdown.
While many are using the indoor training app for races and workouts, Zwift are making sure we can also stay in touch with some of the biggest professional cyclists in the world.
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Castelli Squall Shell review: no excuses for not carrying a waterproof jacketLightweight, waterproof and with a great fit, there is a lot to like about Castelli's Squall Shell and it is great value too
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2,500 children's bikes recalled due to crank failuresCustomers advised to "immediately" stop using bikes following one report of injury
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My best winter ever: Why I shaved my legs for my first Zwift raceAfter a month of hard training, it’s finally race day. Can I win the 10-mile time trial?
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My best winter ever: My new coach is a three-time Olympic champion - I’m guaranteed to win my first Zwift raceThere have been ups and downs in my training for the 10-mile time trial. It turns out I groan when I dig deep
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'The Earth’s circumference is 40,075km and I went over 45,000km': Meet the cyclists riding the furthest and the longest from the comfort of their homesIn search of indoor riders who go beyond the bounds of accepted norms, Steve Shrubsall tracks down a cast of characters who leave blood, sweat and traces of their soul on the turbo trainer
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Real-world success: top-ranked Zwifter crushes first 'real' bike races"Outside always felt like this unicorn, something mystical or magical that I couldn’t do," says American Esports elite Kristen Kulchinsky
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How to challenge yourself on Zwift without entering a raceBuilding up to more demanding routes, setting PBs up the Alpe du Zwift, hunting out the in-game segments – there are so many ways to push yourself without taking to the virtual start-line
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Zwift’s new Hub One smart trainer ditches the cassette for compatibility with 'almost any 8-12 speed bike'The Hub One offers ‘virtual shifting’ similar to a smart bike - with the resistance changes handled internally, there’s no reason for more than one sprocket
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All the essentials to get started cycling indoors (on a budget – or not)Indoor cycling is a fast, efficient way to get fit, here is all you need to get started and beyond
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From Watopia to Witheridge Moor: Transferring eRacing talent to the roadCan you turn e-racing performance gains into road racing success? CW’s Stefan Abram puts his Zwifting progress to the test by embarking on his first full season on the road
