Today, Zwift has launched Hide Display, which allows users to choose to Zwift without data, such as power, speed and distance. According to the leading virtual training & racing company, this gives Zwifters the chance to explore more, and lose themselves in the game’s immersive landscapes.
This Hide Display feature is available when free-riding and running, or participating in a group event or even a race. Zwift adds that anyone participating in a ‘FutureWorks Hud-less’ race will not be able to turn their display on.
The ‘HUD’, or head-up display, will remain a necessary feature when in workout mode or in a group workout.
The HUD elements in the screen zones that will be hidden/unhidden when Hide Display is toggled include: The Keystone, PowerUp Ring, Telemetry Panel, Leaderboards, Map, Riders Nearby List and Chat.
