Career
In 2016, Zukowsky began his professional cycling career independently despite not owning a road bike the year prior. He placed fourth overall in the Tour de l'Abitibi, won a stage of the Ronde des Vallées, and finished fifth in the Killington Stage Race's first stage. He also competed in the Canadian National Junior Road Race Championships, placing third. Silber Pro Cycling Team signed Zukowsky following the 2016 cycling season, making him the first 18-year-old to be on the team.
In 2017, Zukowsky gained his first win in his cycling career, winning first overall in the Tucson Bicycle Classic. After Silber Pro Cycling went defunct, he signed with Floyd's Pro Cycling.
2019 was a breakout year for Zukowsky, winning first in road race for the Canadian National Under-23 Road Championships, first overall for the Grand Prix Cycliste de Saguenay, along with other significant finishes such as third overall in the Tour de Beauce and the Tour of the Gila.
In 2020, Zukowsky signed with Rally Cycling but did not have any significant results that year. In 2021, he placed fourth overall in the Vuelta a Castilla y León.
In 2022, Zukowsky almost won his first UCI ProSeries race, the Maryland Cycling Classic, but was edged out by Belgian racer Sep Vanmarcke by less than a second to earn his first UCI ProSeries win. He also placed fourth in the Grand Prix Criquielion. After the 2022 cycling season, Zukowsky signed with the Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team.
In 2023, Zukowsky gained his first major national win by winning the road race in the Canadian National Road Championships.
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