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PCM.Daily 2023 Database
Dear PCM.daily community,
after weeks of hard work, we are happy to announce the release of our PCM.daily 2023 Database for PCM22.
As you're used to, it's packed with a ton of additional riders, teams, races and variants, correct names for UCI World Tour etc. But we've gone even deeper this time with updated cyclist photos, correct contract lengths for riders and team sponsors, updated UCI point scales, revised custom sponsors and much more. Big shoutout to Willemaarts, whose detail-oriented approach and hard work made much of this possible. Stats are updated to include the most recent races, so you're as up to date as you can possibly be. Click read more for a full list of features.
With this database, we are once again confident to give you a vastly enhanced and more realistic playing experience. You can also expect more details to be added in future updates, such as a complete 2022 palmares (which as of right now includes only the most important races), rider popularities and revisited stats for some of the smaller CT teams. Especially for CT stats, we're also always thankful for support. If you have expertise for even just one or a few teams, feel free to reach out!
Once again, the database is available via download from this site as well as through the Steam Workshop. To make the size of the file more manageable, we've reduced the number of variants a bit - all major and some minor races still have them, of course, and if you want to include even more, you can download our additional PCM.daily Variants Pack.
Please direct all your questions, problems and bug reports to the Support Thread, anything related to rider stats can be found in the Stats Discussion Thread. Requests for future content can be submitted in the Wishlist Thread.
We hope you'll enjoy our work!
- The PCM.daily Database Team (-Alex-, Croatia14, cunego59, Kiserlovski01, Tafiolmo, Willemaarts)
The votes have been cast and counted, now it's time to reveal the winners of this year's awards. We've had some close races and even a tie or two, as well as some well-deserved landslide winners. Overall, the variety of winners as well as the runner-ups and other nominees once again showcast the great community we have on this site.
Click read more to find a comprehensive list of all award winners, who can also find the customary banners there. In addition, full results are posted in the awards threads. A big thank you to baseballlover312 for the lovely write-up and for helping out with the organisation in general, as well as to everyone who has nominated and voted!
As many of you have probably experienced already, we have been battling a large amount of spam bots on PCM.daily over the past couple of years, and recently, the numbers seem to have increased even more.
To prevent these bots from registering and logging in, we have now put some measures in place. The most notable measure is the Cloudflare object that is now part of the login form. In most cases, this object is capable of automatically determining whether a visitor is a spam bot or not. In rare cases, you may have to check the box manually to validate that you are not a bot.
If you happen to have issues logging in following these measures (and you are not a bot), please reach out in this form.
Voting for the PCM.Daily Awards 2022 is now live! Thanks to all your nominations, we've once again compiled worthy lists of nominees for each category. You can find all threads with the respective polls in the 2022 Awards sub forum.
The deadline for casting your vote is this upcoming Sunday, January 29th, at 23:59 daily time. Every vote counts, so make sure to get yours in in time!
With 2022 in the rearview mirror, it is once again time for the PCM Daily awards! Time to recognize the people who make this site the amazing community it is, and to reminisce about the year in the real cycling world. The recipients shall have their names ring out for posterity.
As always, we must first go through the nomination phase. You may nominate up to three users/races/projects/etc. for each award category. If you can't think of 3 nominees for each category, that's no problem. You may place fewer than 3 nominations for a category, or skip categories entirely. Of course, we encourage you to nominate for as many categories as possible so your voice is heard and we have enough nominees for each award.
Then, once all the nominees are in, we will transition to the voting phase. Each category will have a thread posted in the awards subforum, and you may vote in the poll there. Note, results will be hidden until the voting period closes. Then, after voting closes, the winners will be revealed, along with their unique signature banners.
