MyWhoosh 5.5.0 – New Bhutan World, CEL Esports League & Key Feature Updates
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MyWhoosh’s latest update, version 5.5.0 (released November 2025), adds new virtual cycling and running features, including for competitions. Here’s the core of the new stuff that should be available now if you update:
New World: Bhutan (You need a season pass to get access)
- Explore Himalayan valleys, monasteries, and rugged trails—exclusive gravel routes for adventure rides.
- Ties into events with in-game rewards like the Colnago Y1RS bike skin.
- 2025 Unlock is: Buy 150 Gems with$£$£$£$> buy Season Pass with gems> go to Bhutan> spin legs around
Dynamic Wind Effects
- Realistic wind simulation impacts speed and strategy; drafting now requires precise positioning.
- Redesigned drafting UI with directional indicators for better peloton tactics.
Workout Report Enhancements
- Detailed post-ride summaries with performance stats, progress tips, and achievement unlocks.
- Integrates workouts into free rides for flexible training anywhere in-world.
Social & Late Join
- Jump into ongoing social rides (if organiser-enabled) without missing the action.
- Enhanced group integration for seamless motivation.
Cycling Esports League (CEL)
- Launching December 2, 2025: 8-week team-based series with Scratch Races, Points Races, and ITTs.
- Auto-categorisation and the “Police Drone” system ensure fair play by enforcing rules in real-time.
- Individual/team standings tracked on MyWhooshInfo.com; open to all levels.
Take Out
I’ll update this article with more info as soon as I can. Please feel free to comment below with anything else you know (e.g., info on the new routes). Details are sketchy right now.
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Last Updated on 30 January 2026 by the5krunner
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