If you've ever dreamed of turning professional (let's face it, you have) then you now have a chance just by riding on Zwift.
Dimension Data has teamed with up Zwift to offer a spot on Dimension Data for Qhubeka development team for 2018, with any riders aged 21 or under on September 1 who can complete a six week structured training program in with a chance of securing a pro contract.
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Can you make a living as an American domestic road racer? A look inside the part-time professionalism of the American road pelotonAfter decades of booms and busts, the American road scene finds itself in a fragile place. We spoke to riders to understand the reality of chasing the dream on home soil
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5 things I wish I’d known before reviewing the Swytch GO e-bike conversion kitSwytch offers an effective, albeit untidy, workaround for e–bike–curious riders. But as prices drop on full e-bikes, its value proposition may be fading
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I rode Zwift’s new Paris-Roubaix route - how hellish was it?The Hell of the North route has added virtual cobbles to the virtual training and racing platform
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Zwift Academy winner says winning Alpecin-Deceuninck contract is a 'massive weight' off his shoulders21-year-old Canadian Noah Ramsay will ride for the Belgian team’s development squad this year after spending formative years in mountain biking
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'The opportunities for riders outside of Europe are very slim' - 18-year-old Australian says winning the Zwift Academy will be 'life changing'Melbourne native Emily Dixon won the competition to earn a place on the Canyon–SRAM zondacrypto development team
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From football to the Zwift Academy: meet the Scottish rider determined to turn pro alongside Mathieu van der Poel21-year-old Elliot Bain from Glasgow on starting out in cycling, riding the Lancaster GP and rubbing shoulders with the former road World Champion
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Zwift partners with Sir Chris Hoy's Tour de 4 initiative to raise money for cancer charitiesOnline training platform commits to matching all charitable donations made by community up to £50,000
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'I haven’t been able to ride my bike and it’s still not safe to ride outside. There is a lot of gunfire near my house' - one cyclist's quest to continue training amid conflict in the DRCTeam Africa Rising recently supplied a local club with Zwift and Wahoo indoor training equipment
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Win exclusive unlocks by completing the Tour de ZwiftZwift socks, a beanie and kit on offer to those that complete the challenge
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'It's not a deal-breaker if you can't hit super-high power': 6 tips from an indoor racing expertHere's what makes Lou Bates one of Great Britain's indoor cycling stars
