Zwift has rolled out its final major game update of 2025, introducing a real-time drafting indicator and a revamped Progress Report screen that aims to tie in-game performance more closely to long-term fitness.
The version 1.104 update, which began phased release on 16 December, answers one of the platform’s most common racing requests with a new Draft Indicator sitting at the bottom of the heads-up display. The visual bar grows as a rider sits deeper in the slipstream, giving immediate feedback on how much aerodynamic shelter they are enjoying.
According to Zwift’s release notes and early tester feedback on the Zwift forums, the feature replaces the old “Close The Gap” text prompt and is available when the Draft Power-up is active in standard drafting situations.
Progress Report brings fitness into focus
The update also overhauls the post-ride experience. A new Progress Report screen replaces the Streaks page and pulls three strands of information into one dashboard: career progress, performance, and fitness trends.
Riders now see their current level and experience points alongside one-year power bests, functional threshold power and Zwift Racing Score. A dedicated fitness section highlights Training Score – Zwift’s chronic training load-style metric – plus Training Status, weekly goals and streaks.
All of this syncs to the Zwift Companion app, extending the same metrics into longer-term graphs and including outdoor rides recorded on Garmin or Wahoo devices. For racers and structured-training fans, it means both in-race positioning and season-long form are now easier to read from inside the game itself.
