There may already be a post about this, but I didn’t see it. My question is: is there a way (if you are not on Starva) and do not want to scroll through hundreds of rides to see which “event only” routes you’ve done?
Just flick through the different worlds on the companion app, they are all marked and there aren’t a lot of them
Except that doesn’t show which ones you’ve completed. Even an event-only route like Handful of Gravel, which does have a badge available, doesn’t show as completed (Zwift doesn’t seem to like to pay attention to details).
Does it not show a green mark next to it, like it does for other completed routes
Nope. Same for Hilly Route Reverse. I’ve done both and seen the completion banner
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I’m not sure there is an easy way to do it. Two ways which involve a little effort:
- Use the routes/worlds option on Companion App. This won’t show you completed routes but you can see the event map and then using Segment PRS facility you can see if you have ridden on those roads and view a map of your ride and check whether you completed the full event route or just did a segment from another route.
- If you don’t change the preset and saved ride name you can use the ‘Activities’ tab on your ZwiftPower account to search for the event route name. [Im not sure how accurate/standardised the Zwift ride naming is ]
Edit: although you can’t see the London Loop Reverse name in the ride name it is there in both these rides at the very end of the name.
Thanks everyone for your input. I appreciate you all taking the time to respond to my question. Hopefully Zwift will make an update that at least shows the route as completed even if you don’t earn a badge.
Hi, I stumbled over this at well. Strange and unpractical.
Was just thinking the same thing and wanted to keep this topic visible.
How to track event only route completions?
Microsoft Excel 
I track my routes manually on Zwifthub. It does show event only routes, but they’re not specifically marked and you cannot filter them out. @Eric_Schlange_ZwftIn, can something be done about this?
The routes page at ZwiftHacks. You can track all routes here, but of course it is not directly integrated with Zwift, so you will have to check the boxes yourself.
Thank you. This is a helpful addition to my tracking.