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2003 Database

After a very long work, I am delighted to announce the new release of the 2003 Database, an historical database created with the intention to fully simulate the 2003 season!

WHAT'S NEW IN THE 2020 EDITION?
I have worked to make this version of the database the richest ever, with numerous additions that will increase the immersion and longevity of the database. More details, more races and more third division and under 23 teams, to be able to relive not just the 2003 season but also the following ones thanks to the many young cyclists who will be present in the amateur teams.

In particular:
- 10 Division III teams (Vermarc Sportswear - DMT, Schroeder Iron Pro Cycling, Macandina - Kewa Rad - VC Gippingen, Löwik Meubelen - Tegeltoko, Elk Haus, Winfix - Techem, Ofoto - Lombardi Sports, Atlas Cold - Italpasta, JOKO - Velamos, Giant Asia Cycling Team, West Virginia Cycling)
- 4 Under 23 Teams (Parolin - Bassano, Bottoli - Artoni, G.S. Raimondi - Simec - Paletti, Ceramiche Pagnoncelli - F.M.B. - Perrel)
- 13 New Races:
Paris - Nice 2003
Tirreno - Adriatico 2003 (PCM 19 version included just half real 2003 route)
Clásica de los Puertos
Giro Ciclistico d'Italia Under 23
GP Llodio
Ringerike Grand Prix
Rothaus - Regio Tour
Rund um Düren
Schynberg-Rundfahrt
Tour of Rhodes
Tour de Beauce
Vuelta Asturias Julio Alvarez Mendo
Vuelta Ciclista a Murcia

Many more variants, like the brand new Tour de France 1989 and Giro d'Italia 2006 routes.

Even more cyclist photos and custom teams to create your dream team!

The 2003 was an amazing season where some champions of our favourite sport got protagonist of classy victories, and other of the very close present started their professional career. Just to remind, the season started with a favoulous action of Paolo Bettini who has been able to surprise the best sprinters in the World in the Classicissima while the spring put Peter Van Petegem into the limelight with his double double Tour de Flanders - Paris Roubaix. The Giro d'Italia saw the star of Alessandro Petacchi light up, even if this did not prevent Mario Cipollini to overtake the record for stage wins; general classification was dominated by Gilberto Simoni despite the last flashes of Marco Pantani career. The centenary Tour de France, starting with the 4-wins-in-a-row Lance Armstrong with the favors of the prediction, was instead one of the most exciting and uncertain of the history: the American suffered multiple attacks by Iban Mayo, Alexandre Vinokourov, Tyler Hamilton, and his historical rival Jan Ullrich had the shape of the life, being on competition until the last time trial. The summer ended with the new success in the Vuelta of Roberto Heras and the surprising victory of Igor Astarloa in the World Championship. That year there were many young promises on the launch pad, young stars that would be protagonist in the following years until the nowadays: Joaquin Rodriguez, Damiano Cunego, Alberto Contador, Tom Boonen, Fabio Cancellara, Philippe Gilbert; others were in the sunset of their career: Johan Museeuw, Richard Virenque, Andrea Tafi, Alex Zulle, Michele Bartoli.

The feature list:
- 123 Teams (15 Division I, 24 Division II, 70 Division III, 14 Under 23)
- 1882 cyclists with full palmares and team records (included 86 free agents)
- 11162 cyclists' photos
- Full World Cup with realistic points system updated to 2003 including: Milano-Sanremo, Ronde van Vlaanderen, Paris-Roubaix, Amstel Gold Race, Liege-Bastogne-Liege, Hew Cyclassics Hamburg, Clasica San Sebastian, Meisterchaft von Zurich, Paris-Tours, Giro di Lombardia)
- over 200 new Stages including:
Giro d'Italia 2003
Tour de France 2003
Amstel Gold Race 2003
Ronde van Vlaanderen 2003
Giro di Lombardia 2003
Meisterschaft von Zurich 2003
Tirreno Adriatico 2003
Paris - Nice 2003
Setmana Catalana
Euskal Bizikleta
Brixia Tour
Settimana Ciclistica Lombarda
Deutschland Tour
Tour of Qatar
Tour Méditerranéen
Criterium International
GP Costa degli Etruschi
Giro del Lazio
Giro del Veneto
GP Camaiore
Trofeo Melinda
Hamilton 2003 World Championship
...and much more
- Full Palmares for all the CDM races and much more
- 2003 Giro & TDF leaders jerseys
- 16 track riders from 2003

Bonus*
- 1994 Agrigento World Championship
- 1995 Duitama World Championship
- 2004 Verona World Championship
- Fantasy variants Brighton, Luxembourg World Championships
- Various fantasy variants for national championships
- 1989, 1994 & 2013 (extended time trial version), 2017 Tour de France
- 1994, 2006 Giro d'Italia

Dedié à la mémorie de:

Gonçalo Amorim † 2012
Lauri Aus † 2003
Serge Baguet † 2017
Bruno Castanheira † 2014
Ryan Cox † 2007
Arnaud Coyot † 2013
Dimitri De Faux † 2009
Alessio Galletti † 2005
Isaac Gálvez † 2006
Philippe Gaumont † 2013
Andreiy Kivilev † 2003
Ubaldo Mesa † 2005
Marco Pantani † 2004
Nicolas Portal † 2020
Robert Sassone † 2016
Michele Scarponi † 2017
Xavier Tondo † 2011
Frank Vandenbroucke † 2009
Juan Carlos Vicario † 2012
Denis Zanette † 2003

And all the cyclists who dedicated their life to make us so passionate about this sport.