$9.99Pro Cycling Manager 2017 Run the team, win the season
Run a pro cycling team across 200 races and 500 stages, including the Tour de France and La Vuelta. You scout riders, sign contracts, hire staff, manage sponsors and training, then call tactics live in the race. Best for tycoon fans who follow road cycling and want a season built on budgets and legs.
Is Pro Cycling Manager 2017 worth it?
Pro Cycling Manager 2017 is worth it if…
- you follow road cycling and want to run a team through the Tour de France and La Vuelta
- you like slow squad building: scouting, contracts, staff, sponsors, and training
- you enjoy giving live orders during races and living with the outcome
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Build the team behind the bikes
You take charge of a professional cycling team for the season. That means scouting young riders and recruiting them, negotiating contracts, hiring staff, and keeping sponsors happy while you manage training and stamina.
It is spreadsheets with sweat on them. You decide who gets developed, who gets paid, and who is worth keeping when form dips. You set a train formation during a race to shield your leader as you approach a key section, then tell a rider to chase down a breakaway. Small calls, long season, and the budget keeps score.
Call the race as it happens
Race days are live tactics, not just results. Across more than 200 races and 500 stages, you set the pace, protect riders, time breakaways, and react to stamina, form, and the course.
Pro Cyclist mode flips the view: you guide one rider and meet the objectives your manager sets to earn a place and move up. Solo or online with up to 16 players, plus clans to chat, organize competitions, and compare results, gives the calendar plenty of replay value for competitive tycoon fans.
What else should you know?
How close is this to classic tycoon games?
It shares the management core: hire people, sign contracts, manage money and sponsors, and develop talent over a season. What you do not do is place rides or buildings and set prices for visitors. Profit and morale matter, but victory is measured in race wins.
What do you actually do during a stage?
You manage effort in real time. You set rider pace, organize a train formation to protect key riders, respond to breakaways, and save energy for the moments that decide the stage. Stamina, form, and timing decide whether your plan holds.
Can you play it solo?
Yes. You can run a team or a single pro career on your own through the full calendar. Multiplayer for up to 16 players, with leagues and clans, is there when you want other managers to beat.
