Race Description
The most prestigious team e-cycling race. ZGP had its origins as the highest division of the Zwift Racing League, known as the Premier Division. For its first two seasons in ’20-’21 and ’21-’22, the race tracked ZRL: the two were one and the same, it’s just that the best teams were in the Premier Division. Starting with the ’22-’23 season though, Zwift formally separated the Premier Division from ZRL and rechristened it as ZGP. But the spirit of the race remained the same – high level, team-focused racing with complicated (sometimes too complicated) points formats that engage viewers. Following the 2023-2024 season, Zwift closed the doors on ZGP and replaced it with the Zwift World Series.
Editions (7)
2020-2021 Zwift Grand Prix (Zwift Premier Division) – Season 1 (Men; Women)
2020-2021 Zwift Grand Prix (Zwift Premier Division) – Season 2 (Men; Women)
2020-2021 Zwift Grand Prix (Zwift Premier Division) – Season 3 (Men; Women)
2021-2022 Zwift Grand Prix (Zwift Premier Division) – Season 1 (Men; Women)
2021-2022 Zwift Grand Prix (Zwift Premier Division) – Season 2 (Men; Women)
Race Statistics*
Men
Winners by Season
| Season | GC Winner | Team Winner |
|---|---|---|
| ’20-’21 S1 | Thomas Thrall | Canyon ESports |
| 20-’21 S2 | Freddy Ovett | Canyon ESports |
| ’20-’21 S3 | Anders Foldager, Freddy Ovett | Canyon ESports |
| 21-’22 S1 | Thomas Thrall | Next ESport p/b Enshored |
| 21-’22 S2 | Oskar Hvid | Next ESport p/b Enshored |
| ’22-’23 | Lennert Teugels | Coalition Alpha |
| ’23-’24 | Martin Maertens | ABUS – Synergy |
Most GC Wins
| Place | Rider | Wins | Season(s) |
|---|---|---|---|
| T-1 | Thomas Thrall | 2 | ’20-’21 S1; ’21-’22 S1 |
| T-1 | Freddy Ovett | 2 | ’20-’21 S2; ’20-’21 S3 |
| T-2 | Anders Foldager | 1 | ’20-’21 S3 |
| T-2 | Oskar Hvid | 1 | ’21-’22 S2 |
| T-2 | Lennert Teugels | 1 | ’22-’23 |
| T-2 | Martin Maertens | 1 | ’23-’24 |
Most (non-TTT) Individual Stage Wins
| Place | Rider | Wins |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Lennert Teugels | 6 |
| 2 | Thomas Thrall | 5 |
| 3 | Freddy Ovett | 4 |
| 4 | James Barnes | 3 |
| 5 | Oskar Hvid | 2 |
| T-6 | Anders Foldager | 1 |
| T-6 | Nicklas Pedersen | 1 |
| T-6 | Spencer Seggebruch | 1 |
| T-6 | Maico Voets | 1 |
| T-6 | Kjell Power | 1 |
| T-6 | Brian Duffy Jr. | 1 |
| T-6 | Pim van Diemen | 1 |
| T-6 | Matthias Deroose | 1 |
| T-6 | Lionel Vujasin | 1 |
| T-6 | Simen Nordahl Svendsen | 1 |
| T-6 | Marc Mäding | 1 |
| T-6 | Christopher Dawson | 1 |
| T-6 | Mattia Gaffuri | 1 |
| T-6 | Michał Kamiński | 1 |
| T-6 | Martin Maertens | 1 |
| T-6 | Bjørn Andreassen | 1 |
| T-6 | Jasper Paridaens | 1 |
Women
Winners by Season
| Season | GC Winner | Team Winner |
|---|---|---|
| ’20-’21 S1 | Lou Bates | Heino |
| 20-’21 S2 | Katheryn Curi | Heino |
| 20-’21 S3 | Louise Houbak | Heino |
| 21-’22 S1 | Loes Adegeest | Heino |
| 21-’22 S2 | Beth MacIver | Wahoo Le Col |
| ’22-’23 | Arielle Verhaaren | Aeonian Race Team |
| ’23-’24 | Lou Bates | Coalition Alpha |
Most GC Wins
| Place | Rider | Wins | Season(s) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Lou Bates | 2 | ’20-’21 S1; ’23-’24 |
| T-2 | Katheryn Curi | 1 | 20-’21 S2 |
| T-2 | Louise Houbak | 1 | 20-’21 S3 |
| T-2 | Loes Adegeest | 1 | 21-’22 S1 |
| T-2 | Beth MacIver | 1 | 21-’22 S2 |
| T-2 | Arielle Verhaaren | 1 | ’22-’23 |
Most (non-TTT) Individual Stage Wins
| Place | Rider | Wins |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Lou Bates | 6 |
| 2 | Beth MacIver | 5 |
| T-3 | Cecilia Hansen | 3 |
| T-3 | Katheryn Curi | 3 |
| T-3 | Loes Adegeest | 3 |
| T-4 | Kristen Kulchinsky | 2 |
| T-4 | Lyndsey Cassie | 2 |
| T-5 | Illi Gardner | 1 |
| T-5 | Caroline Williams | 1 |
| T-5 | Jacquie Godbe | 1 |
| T-5 | Courtney Nelson | 1 |
| T-5 | Liz Van Houweling | 1 |
| T-5 | Lizi Brooke | 1 |
| T-5 | Ashleigh Moolman Pasio | 1 |
| T-5 | Hayley Simmonds | 1 |
| T-5 | Zoe Langham | 1 |
| T-5 | Arielle Verhaaren | 1 |
| T-5 | Kathrin Fuhrer | 1 |
| T-5 | Sandrine Etienne | 1 |
| T-5 | Selene Colombi | 1 |
* For team statistics, outside of the “Winners by Season” field we use the current team name to refer to any wins the team had under a previous name (e.g., Canyon ESports’ early wins are attributed to Coalition Alpha, its current team name).