As promised, we have a bunch of digital versions, sponsored by Focus Home Interactive, that we want to hand out to our members. A_Schleck won the 1st competition, and it's now time to the 2nd one.

This time, you will have to use some common sense and a bit of luck. You simply have to guess the amount of posts that have been posted in the forum since PCM.daily was opened in 2006. There are several ways to count, but the right answer is the one that I've noted down (counted by an internal / system post counter) in this very moment (23:06).

The one who comes closest wins a digital version of PCM10.

Send your guess (and username!) to:

The deadline for doing so is 20:00 CET tomorow (15th of June). PMs and guesses in the comments section will be ignored.

Yesterday, we opened up for the 1st of more competitions here at PCM.daily where it's possible to win a digital copy of Pro Cycling Manager 2010. All we asked you to do was to guess the winner of the stage to Alpe d'Huez in the Dauphine Libere - and 98 of you got the winner correctly: Alberto Contador.

We have now made a draw between those who got it right, and it's time to reveal the winner. Click the 'Read More' button to find out ;)

While the Germans officially had to wait until the 25th of June to get hold of the game, at least one member of the German cycling community Cyclingmanager.de has managed to buy a copy from one of the regular shops - meaning that he's now playing the game 6 days before the international release day...

Luckily for us, he doesn't keep it all to himself - he's uploaded a few screenshots, and we'll make sure to keep our new General PCM10 Screenshots section updated as we get more screenshots.

Thanks to EintrachtFan for the tip.

While we're still putting the finishing touches to the PCM.daily 2010 DB for PCM09, we also have a PCM10 DB in mind. Unlike last year, converting is a tad more difficult, though, for two reasons: 1) The stage files are no longer compatible, and with no extra races, there's not much sense in adding a lot of extra teams. Some can be added, though. 2) There are a lot of riders in the PCM.daily DB, and with the prologue stat, we now have to change at least two stats (TT and PRL) for all riders.

Luckily, we've known this for a a certain period of time, meaning that we do have some countries covered - but there's still plenty of riders to get through. Therefore, we're now looking for some people who're interested in lending us a helping hand. The job is quite simple: You go through a country's riders, check their results and see whether they are any good in prologues (compared to time trials), then give them a stat based on this.

Following countries have already been done: Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Finland, Great Britain, Ireland, Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, France, Spain, Portugal.

If you wish to help out with the riders from another country than the ones listed, send me a PM. The faster it's done, the faster will PCM.daily release a DB for PCM10.

Thanks.

As (partly) revealed yesterday in the comments section of a news article here at PCM.daily, it's now fully confirmed that a new stat has been introduced to PCM10 - and it's one that the community has been asking for for several years: the prologue stat.

One of those who've already pre-downloaded the game, Chester00, has opened the PCM10 database with the Full Editor V4, which is also compatible with the new game, and has discovered it along with the other usual stats.

With the new stat, it's now possible to make a rider such as Hushovd good at the short time trials and prologues and less good at the long time trials. The exact details of how it works is still yet to be revealed.

Speaking of stats, Chester00 also uploaded the stats of the best riders in the main stats. You can find the screenshots in our PCM10 Screenshot Section.