HOW TO WIN AT ZWIFT
Don’t be afraid of losing
ne of the great things about eRacing, and Zwift specifically, is its accessibility. If you try something in a race and it doesn’t come off, it’s not like it would be on a weekend road race that might only happen once a year – you can just come back tomorrow, log back on and try again. Ed Laverack, a British pro who rides on the road for SwiftCarbon Pro Cycling and on Zwift with Wahoo Esports, uses the game primarily to work on things he’s less good at. “You often hear people say ‘double down on your strengths’ but in sport it’s good to work on your weaknesses. I’m a climber but a lot of finishes on Zwift are flat and require sprints, which allows me
