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Going with the Flow: Florian Neuschwander’s 100km treadmill world record attempt on Zwift

On January 30th, 2021, Florian Neuschwander is attempting to break the 100km world record live on Zwift.

Neuschwander, aka ‘Flow’, is a German ultrarunner and has competed in the German Championships and previously broke the 50km world treadmill record. This time, in a challenge supported by Garmin, he has his eyes set on the 100km world record title.

On January 27th, 2021, ahead of his world record attempt, Florian Neuschwander will be hosting a social run via a training session on Zwift at 19:00 CET.

Zwifters can follow Flow on the Zwift Companion App. When entering Zwift, there is the ‘join another Zwifter’ prompt. Florian Neuschwander / Flow will appear near the top of that list.

Zwifters can then click the name, and set Florian as a favourite so they are notified when he starts running on Zwift. They can then join Flow for the challenge attempt on the day.

Those who can manage to keep up with Flow for the entire 100km run will also be the proud holder of the 100km Treadmill World Record!

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