My Zwift: Jeff NorCal Cycling
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00:00 Category D
01:02 Category C
01:44 Category B
08:58 Category A

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  1. I’m pretty fat and unfit these days but I have a long history of racing. It’s amazing how you can use tactics in Zwift and learn how and when to use your match and power up to best effect. I managed to win a few C races earlier this then was upgraded to B. That was a bit tough for me (compared to Covid times when I could win B races occasionally). I’ve been off the bike another few months and I’m even fatter so a C starting over again.
    Zwift can be enjoyed whatever your level. I don’t think I’ll ever make an A level race but that’s ok.

  2. I simply fail to understand why people cheat on Zwift. There is no money involved, very little recognition outside of the relatively small Zwift community. and no real sense of accomplishment (in my own opinion). Honestly, since I think "weight doping" occurs so regularly on Zwift, I don't ever race, because I don't think it is legitimate.

  3. Start a team and join WTRL. The open Zwift races are great and very fun, but riding with a team in regulated races is the best. I ride in D for NZBro Sauron. Over 200 races and counting!

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