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Zwift Launching Virtual Yorkshire World Championships Course

Kevin Curry

Aug 27, 2019 — 1 min read

I suppose you could call this an annual tradition now. A new road course will be available on Zwift soon, to celebrate the UCI Road World Championships in Yorkshire, England. I wonder if the virtual course will feature the Grinton Moor Bridge collapse?

While the details of the course and availability haven’t been released yet, the Zwift course is said to be a replica of the Harrogate finishing Circuit which will feature the Zwift Draft House. This, however, isn’t just virtual as Zwift is taking over the Cold Bath Brewery September 22-29. If you’re in England you’ll be able to grab some Colonna Coffee, one of four different Zwift x Cold Bath Brewery collaborative beers, or participate in events during the week such as daily ride outs, Zwift demos, and more.

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