The Zwift community organizes over 700 virtual riding events every month
Eric Min · 659: He's Winning In Home Fitness Wars: $3+ Million Monthly Revenue, $45 Million Raised · May 14, 2017 · at 15:59
Eric Min, CEO of Zwift, explains to Nathan Latka how user-generated ride leaders crowdsource content for the platform.
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“So there are all sorts of, I think the last I checked, there are over 700 events being organized every month by the community.”
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