
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 21st and 25th 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: Simone Velasco
Women's ITT winner: Elisa Longo Borghini
Women's RR winner: Elisa Longo Borghini
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Netherlands
Men's ITT winner: Jos van Emden
Men's RR winner: Dylan van Baarle
Women's ITT winner: Riejanne Markus
Women's RR winner: Demi Vollering
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Belgium
Men's ITT winner: Wout van Aert
Men's RR winner: Remco Evenepoel
Women's ITT winner: Lotte Kopecky
Women's RR winner: Lotte Kopecky
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Spain
Men's ITT winner: Jonathan Castroviejo
Men's RR winner: Oier Lazkano
Women's ITT winner: Mireia Benito
Women's RR winner: Mavi Garcia
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France
Men's ITT winner: Rémi Cavagna
Men's RR winner: Valentin Madouas
Women's ITT winner: Cédrine Kerbaol
Women's RR winner: Victoire Bereau
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Great Britain
Men's ITT winner: Joshua Tarling
Men's RR winner: Fred Wright
Women's ITT winner: Elizabeth Holden
Women's RR winner: Pfeiffer Georgi
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Denmark
Men's ITT winner: Kasper Asgreen
Men's RR winner: Mattias Skjelmose
Women's ITT winner: Emma Norsgaard
Women's RR winner: Rebecca Koerner
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Germany
Men's ITT winner: Nils Politt
Men's RR winner: Emanuel Buchmann
Women's ITT winner: Mieke Kröger
Women's RR winner: Liane Lippert
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Slovenia
Men's ITT winner: Tadej Pogacar
Men's RR winner: Tadej Pogacar
Women's ITT winner: Urska Zigart
Women's RR winner: Ursa Pintar
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Norway
Men's ITT winner: Soren Waerenskjold
Men's RR winner: Fredrik Dversnes
Women's ITT winner: Mie Bjorndal Ottestad
Women's RR winner: Susanne Andersen
Poland
Men's ITT winner: Michal Kwiatkowski
Men's RR winner:
Women's ITT winner: Agnieszka Skalniak-Sójka
Women's RR winner: Monika Brzezna
Slovakia
Men's ITT winner: Alan Banszek
Men's RR winner: Matus Stocek
Women's ITT winner: Nora Jencusova
Women's RR winner: Nora Jenčušová
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United States
Men's ITT winner: Brandon McNulty
Men's RR winner: Quinn Simmons
Women's ITT winner: Chloé Dygert
Women's RR winner: Chloé Dygert
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Ireland
Men's ITT winner: Ryan Mullen
Men's RR winner: Ben Healy
Women's ITT winner: Kelly Murphy
Women's RR winner: Lara Gillespie
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Switzerland
Men's ITT winner: To be raced later in the year
Men's RR winner: Mar Hirschi
Women's ITT winner: To be raced later in the year
Women's RR winner: Marlen Reusser
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Austria
Men's ITT winner: Patrick Gamper
Men's RR winner: Gregor Mühlberger
Women's ITT winner: Anna Kiesenhofer
Women's RR winner: Carina Schrempf
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Portugal
Men's ITT winner: João Almeida
Men's RR winner: Ivo Oliveira
Women's ITT winner: Ana Caramelo
Women's RR winner: Cristiana Valente
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Czech Republic
Men's ITT winner: Jakub Otruba
Men's RR winner: Mathias Vacek
Women's ITT winner: Eliska Vasnickova
Women's RR winner: Jarmila Machačová
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Luxembourg
Men's ITT winner: Alex Kirsch
Men's RR winner: Alex Kirsch
Women's ITT winner: Nina Berton
Women's RR winner: Christine Majerus
Canada
Men's ITT winner: Derek Gee
Men's RR winner: Nickolas Zukowsky
Women's ITT winner: Paula Findlay
Women's RR winner: Alison Jackson
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Kazakhstan
Men's ITT winner: Alexey Lutsenko
Men's RR winner: Alexey Lutsenko
Women's ITT winner: Makhabbat Umutzhanova
Women's RR winner: Makhabbat Umutzhanova
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Estonia
Men's ITT winner: Rein Taaramäe
Men's RR winner: Karl Patrick Lauk
Women's ITT winner: Laura Lizette Sander
Women's RR winner: Laura Lizette Sander
Ukraine
Men's ITT winner: Vitalii Novakowskiy
Men's RR winner: Maksym Bilyi
Women's ITT winner: Valeriya Kononenko
Women's RR winner: Maryna Altukhova
Latvia
Men's ITT winner: Toms Skujins
Men's RR winner: Emils Liepins
Women's ITT winner: Dana Rožlapa
Women's RR winner: Anastasia Carbonari
Eritrea
Men's ITT winner: Amanuel Ghebreigzabhier
Men's RR winner: Awet Aman
Women's ITT winner: Adiam Mengs
Women's RR winner: Ksanet Ghebremeskel
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Japan
Men's ITT winner: Yuma Koishi
Men's RR winner: Masaki Yamamoto
Women's ITT winner: Yui Ishida
Women's RR winner: Eri Yonamine
Israel
Men's ITT winner: Oded Kogut
Men's RR winner: Itamar Einhorn
Women's ITT winner: Rotem Gafinovitz
Women's RR winner: Antonina Reznikov
Romania
Men's ITT winner: Eduard-Michael Grosu
Men's RR winner: Serghei Tvetcov
Women's ITT winner: Manuela Mureșan
Women's RR winner: Georgeta Ungureanu
Croatia
Men's ITT winner: Fran Miholljevic
Men's RR winner: Eduard-Michael Grosu
Women's ITT winner: Manuela Muresan
Women's RR winner: Majka Horvat
Lithuania
Men's ITT winner: Aivaras Mikutis
Men's RR winner: Rokas Adomaitis
Women's ITT winner: Olivja Baleisyté
Women's RR winner: Olivja Baleisyté
Sweden
Men's ITT winner: Jacob Ahlsson
Men's RR winner: Lucas Eriksson
Women's ITT winner: Jenny Rissveds
Women's RR winner: Emilia Fahlin
Hungary
Men's ITT winner: Attila Valter
Men's RR winner: Attila Valter
Women's ITT winner: Blanka Kata Vas
Women's RR winner: Blanka Kata Vas
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National championships that took place before main June block:
Colombia
Men's ITT winner: Miguel Ángel López
Men's RR winner: Esteban Chaves
Women's ITT winner: Lina Hernández Marcela
Women's RR winner: Diana Peñuela
Australia
Men's ITT winner: Jay Vine
Men's RR winner: Luke Plapp
Women's ITT winner: Grace Brown
Women's RR winner: Brodie Chapman
New Zealand
Men's ITT winner: Aaron Gate
Men's RR winner: James Oram
Women's ITT winner: Georgia Williams
Women's RR winner: Ally Wollaston
South Africa
Men's ITT winner: Stefan de Bod
Men's RR winner: Travis Stedman
Women's ITT winner: Zanri Rossouw
Women's RR winner: Frances Janse van Rensburg
Ecuador
Men's ITT winner: Jonathan Caicedo
Men's RR winner: Richard Carapaz
Women's ITT winner: Miryam Maritza Nuñez
Women's RR winner: Ana Vivar

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