Cycling Pro 2011 is a management-heavy sports sim that caters to fans of the Tour de France and professional cycling. It's less about the arcade twitch of pedaling and more about the strategy of the peloton: managing stamina, deciding when to sprint, and knowing when to draft behind your teammates.
For a 2011 release, the tactical depth is impressive. You have to monitor your rider's heart rate and energy levels across long stages. While the graphics show their age, the simulation of cycling physics and team tactics is solid. It's a niche title, but for those who love the strategy of the sport, it provides a very rewarding experience.
Available on: iPhone, iPad, iPod
Version 2.5Mon Oct 04 2021
iOS 15 compatibility
Playing Cycling Pro 2011, you will be able to :
-Race against 20 opponents,
-Run town, countryside and mountains stages,
-Manage your leader fatigue,
-Ask teammates help at appropriate times.
Features:
- 12 singles stages,
- Race championships of 3, 7 or 12 stages,
- Automatic backup to resume interrupted games,
- 3 difficulty levels
Requires iOSΒ 12.0 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPodΒ touch.Playing Cycling Pro 2011, you will be able to :
-Race against 20 opponents,
-Run town, countryside and mountains stages,
-Manage your leader fatigue,
-Ask teammates help at appropriate times.
Features:
- 12 singles stages,
- Race championships of 3, 7 or 12 stages,
- Automatic backup to resume interrupted games,
- 3 difficulty levels










Cycling Pro 2011 puts you in the saddle of a professional cyclist. Navigate through intense stages, managing your riderβs energy, hydration, and position within the pack. Use drafting techniques to save stamina for the final sprint or mountain climb. With multiple teams, various race types, and a focus on realistic physics, it is the most comprehensive cycling experience of its era on mobile.
Realistic professional cycling simulation
Stamina and heart-rate management systems
Multiple teams and international race stages
Dynamic weather and terrain effects
Strategic 'Drafting' and 'Sprinting' mechanics
Stay close behind another rider's wheel to enter their slipstream. This reduces your air resistance and allows your stamina to recover during flat sections.
Manage your 'energy bar' throughout the race. When you get within the final kilometer, tap the sprint button to use your remaining power for a dash to the finish line.
Check your energy and hydration levels. If your rider 'bonks' (runs out of energy), they will lose significant speed and drop back from the pack.