Hello everyone,
The 2026 edition of Pro Cycling Manager is preparing for its first major climb of the year: discover the first images now!
To support the game, you can add PCM 26 to your wishlist and follow the game now, so you don't miss our upcoming blogs and updates!
Pro Cycling Manager 2026 is even closer to reality and will push you to a more masterful management of a cycling team. You won't be left wanting when it comes to new features:
Even more in-depth season planning. From the start of the season, you can now place your riders into 3 types of priority groups: Main Leaders, Secondary Leaders, and Domestiques.
To further aid in season planning, the races that make up the calendar are now categorized by importance with a rating from A to D.
The race-day condition feature has been reworked to be more precise and based on the riders' actual abilities. Two special characteristics are being introduced: Tour Focus and Classics Focus.
A new simulation option is available: Detailed Simulation. With this new game option, you can simulate races very quickly, similar to the fast simulation, but with a much more precise result than before.
Play in Pro Cyclist mode - Start with a custom cyclist created in your image or with an existing professional rider.
Added the option to hide the potential of young riders.
At the end of their careers, former riders are suggested for your staff and can be recruited.
Ability to change the team's nationality during the off-season.
Participation in national team races is now optional.
A better display of groups in the race UI.
You will get more information about all these features in the coming weeks, so don't forget to join us on Discord, on our social networks, and to follow the Steam page so you don't miss anything!
Finally, registrations for the Pro Cycling Manager 26 playtest are already open. You can sign up HERE (nacon.me/playtests). If you are selected, an email will be sent to you with the NDA that you will need to sign.
See you soon!
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