I think you should ask bkool to dial into your turbo and check the units calibration. It sounds like you are a very strong rider anyway but a >5w/kg average (?) in Zwift suggests something is amiss over and above the bkool softwares foibles in the bkool world especially given it is occurring in ant+ fec.
		
		
	 
Tobic, that's a good suggestion from Bobinski - I know others who had similar problems that were resolved to some extent by a re-calibration by Bkool.  When we had the last software and firmware update, I had a strange couple of rides when I'd done the firmware update, but not the software (as it hadn't yet prompted for it), and my speeds - and therefore power - were very unrealistically high. It was like the resistance just wasn't kicking in properly. I wonder if your trainer is caught in a similar mode?
Having said that, even when working "correctly" the speeds on Bkool are too high. It doesn't have a power meter so it calculates power from the speed (plus rider weight/slope) so if the speed is too high the power will show as too high as well. I can only assume the resistance is just not being set high enough on Bkool trainers on any terrain, including the flat of the velodrome.
If there's any doubt on this, LBHIFI was riding round the velodrome last night faster than Bradley Wiggins on his world hour record (and I wasn't too far behind!). No offence to LBHIFI who we all know is a very quick rider, but I'm pretty sure that's not right!
For me, as long as there's a roughly level playing field amongst the riders I don't really mind the inaccuracy as I don't use a power meter on the road or anything so it is what it is - and it's still good fun and an excellent workout which is all that really matters to me. It would obviously be better if they improved this though, as the more accurate to real life the better.
I wonder if Bkool test their software with a bike with crappy, fat, under-inflated tyres, hence the generous speed?!