USA Cycling Professional Road Championships past winners
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published Road race and time trial champions
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2011 | Matthew Busche (Team RadioShack) |
2010 | Ben King (Trek-Livestrong) |
2009 | George Hincapie (Team Columbia-HTC) |
2008 | Tyler Hamilton (Rock Racing) |
2007 | Levi Leipheimer (Discovery Channel Pro Cycling Team) |
2006 | George Hincapie (Discovery Channel) |
2005 | Chris Wherry (Health Net pb Maxxis ) |
2004 | Fred Rodriguez (Acqua e Sapone-Caffe Mokambo) |
2003 | Mark McCormack (Saturn Cycling Team) |
2002 | Robbie Ventura (US Postal) |
2001 | Fred Rodriguez (Domo-Farm Frites) |
2000 | Fred Rodriguez (Mapei-Quick Step) |
1999 | Marty Jemison (US Postal) |
1998 | George Hincapie (US Postal) |
1997 | Bart Bowen |
1996 | Eddy Gragus |
1995 | Norm Alvis |
1994 | Steve Hegg |
1993 | Lance Armstrong |
1992 | Bart Bowen |
1991 | Davis Phinney |
1990 | Kurt Stockton |
1989 | Greg Oravetz |
1988 | Rob Kiefel |
1987 | Tom Schuler |
1986 | Thomas Prehn |
1985 | Eric Heiden |
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2011 | David Zabriskie (Team Garmin-Cervelo) |
2010 | Taylor Phinney (Trek-Livestrong) |
2009 | Dave Zabriskie (Team CSC) |
2008 | Dave Zabriskie (Team CSC) |
2007 | Dave Zabriskie (Team CSC) |
2006 | Dave Zabriskie (Team CSC) |
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