
Although not all, most National Championships will this year take place the weeks prior to the Tour de France, and will be raced between the 22nd and 26th of June where most of the pro cyclist-filled nations will see their riders go head to head for a year in the country's colours.
In this post you can keep up with the updates on the new national championships - on both Men's and Women's fields, aswell as articles related to the results. Whilst the Individual time-trial (ITT) titles are usually attributed throughout the week, the weekend will see the majority of the Road Races (RR) take place.
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Italy
Men's ITT winner: Filippo Ganna
Men's RR winner: Filippo Zana
Women's ITT winner: Elisa Longo Borghini
Women's RR winner: Elisa Balsamo
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Netherlands
Men's ITT winner: Bauke Mollema
Men's RR winner: Pascal Eenkhoorn
Women's ITT winner: Ellen van Dijk
Women's RR winner: Riejanne Markus
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Belgium
Men's ITT winner: Remco Evenepoel
Men's RR winner: Tim Merlier
Women's ITT winner: Lotte Kopecky
Women's RR winner: Kim de Baast
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Spain
Men's ITT winner: Raúl García Pierna
Men's RR winner: Carlos Rodríguez
Women's ITT winner: Mavi Garcia
Women's RR winner: Mavi Garcia
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France
Men's ITT winner: Bruno Armirail
Men's RR winner: Florian Sénéchal
Women's ITT winner: Audrey Cordon-Ragot
Women's RR winner: Audrey Cordon-Ragot
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Great Britain
Men's ITT winner: Ethan Hayter
Men's RR winner: Mark Cavendish
Women's ITT winner: Joss Lowden
Women's RR winner: Alice Towers
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Denmark
Men's ITT winner: Mattias Norsgaard
Men's RR winner: Alexander Kamp
Women's ITT winner: Emma Norsgaard
Women's RR winner: Cecilie Uttrup Ludwig
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Germany
Men's ITT winner: Lennard Kämna
Men's RR winner: Nils Politt
Women's ITT winner: Lisa Brennauer
Women's RR winner: Liane Lippert
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Slovenia
Men's ITT winner: Jan Tratnik
Men's RR winner: Kristijan Koren
Women's ITT winner: Urska Zigart
Women's RR winner: Eugenia Bujak
Norway
Men's ITT winner: Tobias Foss
Men's RR winner: Rasmus Tiller
Women's ITT winner: Ane Iversen
Women's RR winner: Malin Eriksen
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Poland
Men's ITT winner: Maciej Bodnar
Men's RR winner: Norbert Banaszek
Women's ITT winner: Agnieszka Skalniak-Sójka
Women's RR winner: Wiktoria Pikulik
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Slovakia
Men's ITT winner: Ján Andrej Cully
Men's RR winner: Peter Sagan
Women's ITT winner: Nora Jenčušová
Women's RR winner: Nora Jenčušová
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United States
Men's ITT winner: Lawson Craddock
Men's RR winner: Kyle Murphy
Women's ITT winner: Leah Thomas
Women's RR winner: Emma Langley
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Ireland
Men's ITT winner: Ben Healy
Men's RR winner: Rory Townsend
Women's ITT winner: Kelly Murphy
Women's RR winner: Alice Sharpe
Switzerland
Men's ITT winner: Joel Suter
Men's RR winner: Robin Froidevaux
Women's ITT winner: Elena Hartmann
Women's RR winner: Caroline Baur
Austria
Men's ITT winner: Felix Grossschartner
Men's RR winner: Felix Grossschartner
Women's ITT winner: Christina Schweinberger
Women's RR winner: Christina Schweinberger
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Portugal
Men's ITT winner: Rafael Reis
Men's RR winner: João Almeida
Women's ITT winner: Daniela Campos
Women's RR winner: Daniela Campos
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Czech Republic
Men's ITT winner: Jan Barta
Men's RR winner: Matej Zahalka
Women's ITT winner: Denisa Slamova
Women's RR winner: Tereza Neumanova
Luxembourg
Men's ITT winner: Bob Jungels
Men's RR winner: Colin Heiderscheid
Women's ITT winner: Christine Majerus
Women's RR winner: Christine Majerus
Canada
Men's ITT winner: Derek Gee
Men's RR winner: Pier-André Côté
Women's ITT winner: Paula Findlay
Women's RR winner: Maggie Coles-Lyster
Kazakhstan
Men's ITT winner: Yuriy Natarov
Men's RR winner: Yevgeniy Gidich
Women's ITT winner: Makhabbat Umutzhanova
Women's RR winner: Rinata Sultanova
Estonia
Men's ITT winner: Rein Taaramäe
Men's RR winner: Mihkel Räim
Women's ITT winner: Kristel Sandra Soonik
Women's RR winner: Aidi Gerde Tuisk
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Latvia
Men's ITT winner: Toms Skujins
Men's RR winner: Emils Liepins
Women's ITT winner: Dana Rozlapa
Women's RR winner: Anastasia Carbonari
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Eritrea
Men's ITT winner: Biniam Girmay
Men's RR winner: Merhawi Kudus
Women's ITT winner: Danait Tekeste
Women's RR winner: Monalisa Araya
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Japan
Men's ITT winner: Sohei Kaneko
Men's RR winner: Yukiya Arashiro
Women's ITT winner: Shoko Kashiki
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Israel
Men's ITT winner: Omer Goldstein
Men's RR winner: Itamar Einhorn
Women's ITT winner: Omer Shapira
Women's RR winner: Omer Shapira
Romania
Men's ITT winner: Seghei Tvetcov
Men's RR winner: Emil Dima
Women's ITT winner: Manuela Muresan
Women's RR winner: Manuela Muresan
Croatia
Men's ITT winner: Fran Miholjevic
Men's RR winner: Carlo Jurisevi´c
Women's ITT winner: Mia Radotic
Women's RR winner: Matea Deliu
Lithuania
Men's ITT winner: Alvaras Mikutis
Men's RR winner: Venantas Lasinis
Women's ITT winner: Inga Cesuliene
Women's RR winner: Rasa Leleivyte
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Sweden
Men's ITT winner: Jacob Ahlsson
Men's RR winner: Lukas Eriksson
Women's ITT winner: Nathalie Eklund
Women's RR winner: Jenny Rissveds
Hungary
Men's ITT winner: Erik Fetter
Men's RR winner: Atilla Valter
Women's ITT winner: Kata Blanka Vas
Women's RR winner: Kata Blanka Vas
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