New road race national champions | Lotte Kopecky; Georgi Pfeiffer; Chantal van den Broek-Blaak; Blanka Kata Vas; Anna Kiesenhofer and Urska Zigart

The national championships are in full steam today in several countries. The women's races have, in general, taken place before the men's events. Among the winners are Lotte Kopecky for Belgium, Georgi Pfeiffer for the United Kingdom and Chantal van den Broek-Blaak for the Netherlands.

In the Belgian race we've got Lotte Kopecky taking the victory once again, revalidating her title ahead of Sanne Cant and Justine Ghekiere.

In the British race we've had another title revalidation, as a late attack saw Georgi Pfeiffer of Team DSM - Firmenich PostNL bring in yet another title for the Dutch team. Anna Henderson and Lizzie Deignan completed the podium.

In the Netherlands we've had Chantal van den Broek-Blaak take the victory with a solo attack. The veteran took her first pro win in almost three years, and this was also her third national title. A dominant win for SD Worx, as teammate Mischa Bredewold sprinted to second place; Nina Kessler was third.

In Slovenia, the country's most notable rider took a comfortable victory. Just like her partner Tadej Pogacar did at the Giro d'Italia, Urska Zigart won with a ten-minute lead over her closest competitor. Ursa Pintar and Spela Kern were second and third.

In Hungary SD Worx brought in another title, with Blanka Kata Vas taking a strong triumph over Petra Zsanko. Szonja Greman was third on the day.

Olympic Champion Anna Kiesenhofer was declared double national champion in Austria. After winning the time-trial, the Roland rider won the road race as well, beating Valentina Cavallar and Christina Schweinberger.