While Zwift is confident that the systems currently in place to ensure both the stability of Zwift’s information technology and to provide fair and credible competition are strong and working properly, we are also aware that there are people who attempt to cheat in Zwift. To find and disqualify athletes cheating in high-level esports races, such as the upcoming UCI Cycling Esports World Championships, we will be using all available tools, including Zwift Power, video weigh-ins, and other methods, to ensure fair competition. Data will also be scrutinized after competition. It’s our hope that people competing in community races will focus on the fun and training aspects of those events, but we know that there are people who will cheat to win at every level. There are simply too many community events to allow us to control all community races as closely as worlds, however, we have taken steps to protect the credibility of racing. To support even more fair competition at all levels, we encourage any Zwifter to use this Zwift Power form to report suspect performances. Zwift will take appropriate action to remedy race performances that are deemed to violate established rules.