For those that like these things, a round up of the events of Week 3. For the first time we got all the teams to ride the same course. There were an amazing 186 who did - so great work Captains. This has enabled us to compare times across the week. Here they are, you competitive lot! Top 60-ish Top 120 - ish Top 186! But, I thought you might also like to see who, after the 1st 3 weeks of racing out of the 280 riders who have completed at least 1 race, who are the biggest o

So we have had our Mass Kick Off races, our TT event, and the first round of Head-to-Head races, so it is now time to see where we stand. We have now had 36 Teams representing the 12 clubs, but even with the slightly amended scoring system the table has a familiar look: The standings after Week 3 So the question is, can anyone knock Rochdale off the top? This coming week gives us a chance to find out, with the races taking place over the Richmond Rollercoaster selected by To

Fantastic to see a race in which the majority of riders were women! We want to be inclusive, but great to have the Bolton women dominating the turnout in this race. That having been said, Charlie Price from Chester led everyone home as Chester took the top 3 places. Paul Lupton was the first across the line from Bolton. But Claire Burns and Ella Carter made the Bolton A-Team. Chester v Bolton Rider Results So while Chester had the faster riders, the numbers from Bolton en

As one of the key objectives of the whole series is to foster a bit of inter-club co-operation and support, its great to have the Barbarians Team involved, bringing togetehr riders from all over the North West to work together. Ian Elsby did his beat by beating the Mersey Captain, Dan Waller home in a closing sprint. Sophie Billingham was Mersey's highest point scorer though, coming in 7th overall and the first woman over the line. Barbarians v Mersey Rider Results Proving

It's out first time with teams from Adapted Endurance and Manchester in our series, so great to have these teams involved. Ryan Snee from Adapted Enduramce was the fastest over the course this time, with team Captain Phil Ellison from Adfapted 0.38s behind him. Must have been a tight sprint! Gio from Adapted was the fastest woman in this race. The mysterious "Chappers" was Manchester's quickest rider in 3rd and he clearly had his own tussle, beating Sergio over the line b

Ivan Gowan captained Serpentine from the front, leading home the race and also being the MVP in this clash. Samantha Tophill really impressed by being the first woman to cross the line for Team Trident, and at 60+ scored big points, making the Trident A Team. Individual results are as follows: Rider results for Trident v Serpentine Those points from Samantha plus the bonus for getting 4 teams out however propelled Trident A to the top in the Team results. Team Scores As ever

Congratulations to Simon Ashworth from Wyre for heading the field home in this race and also being the MVP in this race. However, a mention must go again to Ewa Leja from Wyre who added valuable points to the Wyre A Team with her performance. The full results sheet is here: Rider results for Total v Wyre And, applying the scoring system, this produces Team results as follows: Team results from Wyre v Total If you feel your age, gender, club or other details are not correctly

First I need to start with an apology! This has taken way too long. As the series has become more popular, the burden on Captains in organising their teams, and then scoring the results got greater each year. As a consequence it started to take longer to get the scores out. When we asked for feedback on the series we got almost universal positive feedback, but run rider gave a very low response and complianed that the results were taking too long to get out. So we spent

On the first night of the head-to-head races we had 3 fantastic races with great turnout. A big thanks to all the Captains who marshalled all the riders. Riders who are desperate to see their individual performances will be able to see their results already on both the Zwift Companion Ap and also - in an innovation this year - ZwiftPower too. However, its taking us a little while to compile the Club and Team results for this races and one of the key reasons for this is that

Over the last week 176 attempts were made at the tough Hilltop Hustle Time trial, with some riders having 3 attempts at the course to set their best time. Recording the best times in each category Congrats to Rob Brookfield from Wyre for the fastest time on the course. Because in this series we also recognise everyone, we also recorded the number of attempts made by each club when calculating the results. Positions based on number of riders We combined the Performance ranking

The kick-off races are completed and the scores are being drawn up for the TT week. Now the head-to-head races are about to begin. The following is a little refresh for all on how these work and how the scores will be calculated. There are some developments again from previous years based around feedback from racers and Captains in the 2025 series. Each week riders from one Club are pitched against another in a 10-mile head-to-head race. The 'home team' Captain sets up th

Over 2 Races during the first week of January we completed the Kick Off Races for this year's Zwift Racing Series organised by Triathlon England NW. Regular racers will be used to seeing Rochdale in the lead, with good riders and big attendances. However, Wyre are right behind them, and Tri Lakeland and Adapted Endurance have had a strong start with the best points per rider scores at 120 and 130 points per rider respectively. What makes a good scoring rider? Well obviously

On the 7th January we had Race 2 to Kick Off the 2026 racing series and it was another brilliantly supported event with 96 riders completing the identical course to Race 1. With their being back to back races to kick off the series, we saw some hardy souls competing in their second race in 2 days. Again, the course required a hard start to allow groups to form and with only a small climb early on, a big effort followed by some very tactical racing culminating in a huge sprin

What a start to the series! 173 riders completed the first mad race. The race was designed to allow pretty much everyone to get a taste of a fast start, create some small splits with early short climbs, and then generally flat so people could get used to a bit of drafting. This year we will be shouting out individual and team perfoemances. Special congrats to Alex Pearson from Serpentine for winning the first race. Honourable mention to Scott Mossop from Lakeland with a

To make sure you get updates on the Zwift Racing series, you can go to: Results 2026 Important things to note. WE get the results data from ZwiftPower. If Riders do not have their Zwift settings turned on to share data to ZwiftPower then results will not appear. Go to your profile on Zwift.com and click the Connections link. Then scroll down until you find the ZwiftPower section and make sure to be opted in. To be alerted to updates to results, make sure you are subscrib

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