2023 Road National Champions index

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DIEST BELGIUM JUNE 22 LR Silver medalist Alec Segaert of Belgium gold medalist Wout Van Aert of Belgium and bronze medalist Rune Herregodts of Belgium pose on the podium during the medal ceremony after the 104th National Championships Belgium 2023 Mens Individual Time Trial on June 22 2023 in Diest Belgium Photo by Luc ClaessenGetty Images — Wout van Aert wins time trial title at Belgian Road Nationals 2023(Image credit: Getty Images)

One of the most important - and busiest - moments of the cycling year is upon us, with the majority of the Road National Championships around the globe taking place in late June.

Most of the leading cycling nations will host their road races and time trials national championships, with riders battling it out for their respective national championships jerseys. titles and medals. If a rider is crowned a national champion, they will have the honour of wearing their nation's colours in the discipline in which they earned that title for one full year.

With the Tour de France, Giro d'Italia Donne and Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift fast approaching in July, many of the new national champions will debut their new trade team-adapted national champion' jerseys in the most important races of the summer.

Reports and Results

Australia: Brodie Chapman breaks away solo on the final lap to claim the women's road race title, while it was back-to-back wins for Luke Plapp in the men's road race. In the time trials, Grace Brown powered to a third time trial title, and Jay Vine delivered an upset win.

New Zealand: It was a triumph for Ally Wollaston in the women's road race as James Oram won the road title in the men's event. In the time trials, Georgia Williams and Aaron Gate won their respective elite time trial titles.

Ecuador: Richard Carapaz won the title on EF Education-EasyPost debut and so wears a red, blue and yellow jersey instead of the trade-team pink.

Colombia: Peñuela sprinted to a second consecutive victory, and her compatriot Esteban Chaves found the top step of podium in the men's road race.

Great Britain: Elizabeth Holden won the women's time trial title for the first time in her career, as Josh Tarling went on to win the men's time trial title on the Croft Circuit. In the road races, Fred Wright won his first national title, while Pfeiffer Georgi regained her title with a solo win.

Netherlands: Riejanne Markus won the elite women's time trial title for the first time in her career, obliterating favourites Demi Vollering and Annemiek van Vleuten, while in the men's event, Jos van Emden won a third career time trial title. In the road races, Dylan van Baarle and Jumbo-Visma outwit their opposition in the men's race, while Demi Vollering's dream season continued with gold in the women's race.

Belgium: It was a remarkable five in a row for Lotte Kopecky in the women's time trial, while Wout van Aert won the men's time trial title as Remco Evenepoel crashed and finished fourth. Unstoppable Lotte Kopecky claimed a third women's road race title, and Remco Evenepoel conquered the men's road race title in a two-up duel.

Italy: Filippo Ganna got his season back on track dominating the men's time trial to retain the tricolore jersey for another year, while Elisa Longo Borghini captured a seventh time trial title. She also captured a fourth road race title, while Simone Velasco took a surprise win in the men's road race.

Slovenia: Tadej Pogačar and Urška Žigart won the elite men's and elite women's national time trial championships, giving the couple two titles to celebrate during a rare visit to compete at home.

France: Cédrine Kerbaol won her first elite women's time trial title holding off six-time champion Audrey Cordon-Ragot, while Rémi Cavagna regained the elite men’s time trial title. Victoire Berteau took a breakthrough first pro win in the women's road race, while Valentin Madouas overcame intense heat and a series of tough climbs to claim a dramatic solo victory in the men's race.

Spain: Mireia Benito pipped Mavi García by one second for the time trial title, while Jonathan Castroviejo captured a sixth time trial title. Mavi García claimed a historic fifth women's road race title, and Oier Lazkano went solo for gold in the men's road race.

USA: Chloe Dygert sailed through the rain and won her second US women’s time trial title of her career, while Brandon McNulty ruled the roads and won the elite men’s time trial title. Dygert went on to capture the women's road race title in a reduced sprint, while Quinn Simmons secured a solo win in the men's road race.

Canada: Top triathlete Paula Findlay claimed her second straight time trial title, and Derek Gee also repeated his 2022 success in the same specialty. Paris-Roubaix Femmes winner Alison Jackson won the women's road race title, while Nick Zukowsky won the elite men's title in Edmonton.

Index

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2023 Elite Road National Champions
Header Cell - Column 0	Men's Road Race	Women's Road Race	Men's Time Trial	Women's Time Trial	Men's Criterium	Women's Criterium
Argentina	Sergio Fredes	Micaela Gutierrez	Sergio Fredes	Maria Yapura Plaza	Row 0 - Cell 5	Row 0 - Cell 6
Australia	Luke Plapp	Brodie Chapman	Jay Vine	Grace Brown	Row 1 - Cell 5	Row 1 - Cell 6
Austria	Gregor Mühlberger	Carina Schrempf	Patrick Gamper	Ana Kiesenhofer	Row 2 - Cell 5	Row 2 - Cell 6
Belgium	Remco Evenepoel	Lotte Kopecky	Wout van Aert	Lotte Kopecky	Row 3 - Cell 5	Row 3 - Cell 6
Bolivia	Freddy González	Elizabeth Vasquez	Eduardo Moyata	Micaela Sarabia	Row 4 - Cell 5	Row 4 - Cell 6
Brazil	Caio Godoy Ormenese	Ana Vitória Magalhães	Diego De Jesus Mendes	Ana Paula Polegatch	Row 5 - Cell 5	Row 5 - Cell 6
Canada	Nickolas Zukowsky	Alison Jackson	Derek Gee	Paula Findlay	Row 6 - Cell 5	Row 6 - Cell 6
Chile	Manuel Lira Eguiguren	Karla Vallejos	Jose Luis Rodriguez	Aranza Villalon	Row 7 - Cell 5	Row 7 - Cell 6
Colombia	Esteban Chaves	Diana Penuela	Miguel Angel López	Lina Marcela Hernandez	Row 8 - Cell 5	Row 8 - Cell 6
Costa Rica	Jason Huertas	Dixiana Quesada	Jason Huertas	Milagro Mena	Row 9 - Cell 5	Row 9 - Cell 6
Croatia	Viktor Potočki	Majda Horvat	Fran Miholjević	Mia Radotić	Row 10 - Cell 5	Row 10 - Cell 6
Cuba	Row 11 - Cell 1	Row 11 - Cell 2	Row 11 - Cell 3	Row 11 - Cell 4	Row 11 - Cell 5	Row 11 - Cell 6
Czech Republic	Mathias Vacek	Jarmila Machakova	Jakub Otruba	Eliška Kvasničková	Row 12 - Cell 5	Row 12 - Cell 6
Denmark	Mattias Skjelmose	Rebecca Koerner	Kasper Asgreen	Emma Norsgaard	Row 13 - Cell 5	Row 13 - Cell 6
Ecuador	Richard Carapaz	Ana Vivar Torres	Jonathan Caicedo	Miryam Nunez	Row 14 - Cell 5	Row 14 - Cell 6
El Salvador	José Dagoberto Joya	Sauking Raquel Shi	Gregory Guardado	Saira Massiel Martínez	Row 15 - Cell 5	Row 15 - Cell 6
Eritrea	Awet Aman	Ksanet Ghebremeskel	Amanuel Ghebreigzabhier	Row 16 - Cell 4	Row 16 - Cell 5	Row 16 - Cell 6
Estonia	Emils Liepins	Laura Lizette Sander	Rein Taaramäe	Laura Lizette Sander	Row 17 - Cell 5	Row 17 - Cell 6
Ethiopia	Bizay Tesfu Redae	Row 18 - Cell 2	Tsgabu Grmay	Trhas Teklehaimanot Tesfay	Row 18 - Cell 5	Row 18 - Cell 6
Finland	Antti-Jussi Juntunen	Anniina Ahtosalo	Vladyslav Makogon	Anniina Ahtosalo	Row 19 - Cell 5	Row 19 - Cell 6
France	Valentin Madouas	Victoire Berteau	Rémi Cavagna	Cédrine Kerbaol	Row 20 - Cell 5	Row 20 - Cell 6
Germany	Emanuel Buchmann	Liane Lippert	Nils Politt	Mieke Kröger	Row 21 - Cell 5	Row 21 - Cell 6
Great Britain	Fred Wright	Pfeiffer Georgi	Josh Tarling	Elizabeth Holdon	Row 22 - Cell 5	Row 22 - Cell 6
Guatemala	Adolfo Vasquez	Jasmin Gabriela Soto	Manuel Rodas	Jasmin Gabriela Soto	Row 23 - Cell 5	Row 23 - Cell 6
Honduras	Christopher Diaz	Linda Daniela Menendez	Cesar Castillo	Ninoska Gissel Andino	Row 24 - Cell 5	Row 24 - Cell 6
Hungary	Attila Valter	Blanka Vas	Attila Valter	Blanka Vas	Row 25 - Cell 5	Row 25 - Cell 6
Ireland	Ben Healy	Lara Gillespie	Ryan Mullen	Kelly Murphy	Row 26 - Cell 5	Row 26 - Cell 6
Israel	Itamar Einhorn	Antonina Reznikova	Oded Kogut	Rotem Gafinovitz	Row 27 - Cell 5	Row 27 - Cell 6
Italy	Simone Velasco	Elisa Longo Borghini	Filippo Ganna	Elisa Longo Borghini	Row 28 - Cell 5	Row 28 - Cell 6
Japan	Masaki Yamamoto	Eri Yonamine	Yuma Koishi	Yui Ishida	Row 29 - Cell 5	Row 29 - Cell 6
Kazakhstan	Alexey Lutsenko	Makhabbat Umutzhanova	Alexey Lutsenko	Makhabbat Umutzhanova	Row 30 - Cell 5	Row 30 - Cell 6
Latvia	Emīls Liepiņš	Anastasia Carbonari	Toms Skujiņš	Dana Rožlapa	Row 31 - Cell 5	Row 31 - Cell 6
Lesotho	Kabelo Makatile	Tsepiso Lerata	Row 32 - Cell 3	Row 32 - Cell 4	Row 32 - Cell 5	Row 32 - Cell 6
Lithuania	Rokas Adomaitis	Olivija Baleišytė	Aivaras Mikutis	Olivija Baleišytė	Row 33 - Cell 5	Row 33 - Cell 6
Luxembourg	Alex Kirsch	Christine Majerus	Alex Kirsch	Christine Majerus	Row 34 - Cell 5	Row 34 - Cell 6
Mauritius	Christopher Rougier-Lagane	Row 35 - Cell 2	Christopher Rougier-Lagane	Aurelie Halbwachs	Row 35 - Cell 5	Row 35 - Cell 6
Mexico	Row 36 - Cell 1	Row 36 - Cell 2	Row 36 - Cell 3	Row 36 - Cell 4	Row 36 - Cell 5	Row 36 - Cell 6
Morocco	Row 37 - Cell 1	Row 37 - Cell 2	Adil El Arbaoui	Chaimae Ez-zakraoui	Row 37 - Cell 5	Row 37 - Cell 6
Namibia	Tristan De Lange	Vera Looser	Drikus Coetzee	Melissa Hinz	Row 38 - Cell 5	Row 38 - Cell 6
Netherlands	Dylan van Baarle	Demi Vollering	Jos van Emden	Riejanne Markus	Row 39 - Cell 5	Row 39 - Cell 6
New Zealand	James Oram	Ally Wollaston	Aaron Gate	Georgia Williams	Row 40 - Cell 5	Row 40 - Cell 6
Norway	Fredrik Dversnes	Susanne Andersen	Søren Wærenskjold	Mie Bjørndal Ottestad	Row 41 - Cell 5	Row 41 - Cell 6
Panama	Randish Abdul Lorenzo	Wendy Ducreux	Bolivar Espinoza	Annibel Emilia Prieto	Row 42 - Cell 5	Row 42 - Cell 6
Poland	Alan Banaszek	Monica Brzezna	Michał Kwiatkowski	Agnieszka Skalniak-Sójka	Row 43 - Cell 5	Row 43 - Cell 6
Portugal	Ivo Oliveira	Cristiana Valente	João Almeida	Ana Caramelo	Row 44 - Cell 5	Row 44 - Cell 6
Puerto Rico	Row 45 - Cell 1	Row 45 - Cell 2	Christopher Morales	Erialis Otero	Row 45 - Cell 5	Row 45 - Cell 6
Qatar	Ahmed Albourdainy	Row 46 - Cell 2	Row 46 - Cell 3	Row 46 - Cell 4	Row 46 - Cell 5	Row 46 - Cell 6
Romania	Serghei Țvetcov	Georgeta Ungureanu	Eduard-Michael Grosu	Manuela Mureșan	Row 47 - Cell 5	Row 47 - Cell 6
Serbia	Dušan Rajović	Row 48 - Cell 2	Ognjen Ilić	Jelena Erić	Row 48 - Cell 5	Row 48 - Cell 6
Slovakia	Matúš Štoček	Nora Jencusova	Matúš Štoček	Nora Jenčušová	Row 49 - Cell 5	Row 49 - Cell 6
Slovenia	Tadej Pogačar	Ursa Pintar	Tadej Pogačar	Urška Žigart	Row 50 - Cell 5	Row 50 - Cell 6
South Africa	Travis Stedman	Frances Janse van Rensburg	Stefan de Bod	Zanri Rossouw	Row 51 - Cell 5	Row 51 - Cell 6
South Korea	Row 52 - Cell 1	Row 52 - Cell 2	Row 52 - Cell 3	Row 52 - Cell 4	Row 52 - Cell 5	Row 52 - Cell 6
Spain	Oier Lazkano	Mavi García	Jonathan Castroviejo	Mireia Benito	Row 53 - Cell 5	Row 53 - Cell 6
Sweden	Lucas Eriksson	Emilia Fahlin	Jacob Ahlsson	Jenny Rissveds	Row 54 - Cell 5	Row 54 - Cell 6
Switzerland	Marc Hirschi	Marlen Reusser	Row 55 - Cell 3	Row 55 - Cell 4	Row 55 - Cell 5	Row 55 - Cell 6
Thailand	Noppachai Klahan	Chaniporn Batriya	Peerapol Chawchiangkwang	Chaniporn Batriya	Row 56 - Cell 5	Row 56 - Cell 6
Trinidad & Tobago	Maurice Burnette	Alexi Costa-Ramirez	Akill Campbell	Alexi Costa-Ramirez	Row 57 - Cell 5	Row 57 - Cell 6
Ukraine	Maksym Bilyi	Maryna Altukhova	Vitalii Novakowskyi	Valeriya Kononenko	Row 58 - Cell 5	Row 58 - Cell 6
United Arab Emirates	Ahmed Al Mansoori	Safia Al Sayegh	Saif Al Kaabi	Shaikha Rashed	Row 59 - Cell 5	Row 59 - Cell 6
United States	Quinn Simmons	Chloe Dygert	Brandon McNulty	Chloe Dygert	Luke Lamperti	Coryn Labecki
Uruguay	Diego Leonel Rodriguez	Johanna Noelia Bracco Olmedo	Eric Fagundez	Mariana Garcia Britos	Row 61 - Cell 5	Row 61 - Cell 6
Venezuela	Row 62 - Cell 1	Row 62 - Cell 2	Row 62 - Cell 3	Row 62 - Cell 4	Row 62 - Cell 5	Row 62 - Cell 6

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