Zwift

In December, Eddy Hoole was sacked by his team and banned from Zwift racing for six months for cheating during a world championships qualifier.

According to Zwift's investigation, Hoole's 526w attack at his given weight "equates to a sustained average power output of approx. 85 mL/min/kg)." The platform told DC Rainmaker... Eddy Hoole has violated Clause 1.4.5.3 of the MyWhoosh ruleset for participating in a MyWhoosh esports race while serving a suspension from Cycling South Africa Responding promptly to a complaint from a rider who called Hoole "the most famous virtual cycling cheater ever", MyWhoosh disqualified the South African racer, saying he has also been suspended "until further notice" for participating in a race while suspended by his national governing body. The disgraced virtual cycling racer, banned from Zwift races for six months, suspended by Cycling South Africa and sacked by his team after hacking data during a world championships qualifier has now been disqualified from a MyWhoosh event and suspended from all of the platforms future races until further notice.