2020 National Road Champions Index
The winners from this year's competitions
Although many countries cancelled their 2020 national championships because of the coronavirus pandemic there were still quite a few riders crowned champion of their country around the world.
Normally there are 248 nations holding national championships but this year's list is down to under 40.
Riders heading into the Tour de France in their new national champion's jerseys include Spain's Luis Leon Sanchez (Astana), Denmark's Kasper Asgreen (Deceuninck-Quickstep), and Italy's Giacomo Nizzolo (NTT).
Check out the full list below.
National Championship coverage
Country | Men RR | Men ITT | Women RR | Women ITT |
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Australia | Cameron Meyer | Luke Durbridge | Amanda Spratt | Sarah Gigante |
Austria | Valentin Gotzinger | Matthias Brandle | Kathrin Schweinberger | Anna Kiesenhofer |
Belarus | Yauhen Sobal | Yauheni Karaliok | Tatsiana Sharakova | Tatsiana Sharakova |
Belgium | Wout van Aert | Lotte Kopecky | ||
Bermuda | Toby Wright | Caitlin Conyers | ||
Bulgaria | Teodor Rusev | Spas Gyurov | Petya Minkova | Petya Minkova |
Croatia | Josip Rumac | Josip Rumac | Maja Perinovic | Mia Radotic |
Czech Republic | Adam Toupalik | Josef Cerny | Jarmila Machacova | Nikola Noskova |
Denmark | Kasper Asgreen | Emma Cecilie Norsgaard Jorgensen | ||
Estonia | Norman Vahtra | Gleb Karpenko | Aidi Gerde Tuisk | Mari-Liis Mottus |
Finland | Ukko Peltonen | Ukko Peltonen | Minna-Maria Kangas | Minna-Maria Kangas |
France | Arnaud Demare | Remi Cavagna | Audrey Cordon-Ragot | Juliette Labous |
Hungary | Bernabas Peak | Barbara Benko | ||
Iceland | Ingvar Omarsson | Agusta Edda Bjornsdottir | ||
Italy | Giacomo Nizzolo | Filippo Ganna | Elisa Longo Borghini | |
Lithuania | Gediminas Bagdonas | Edvaldas Siskevicius | Inga Cesuliene | Katazina Sosna |
Luxembourg | Kevin Geniets | Bob Jungels | Christine Majerus | Christine Majerus |
Namibia | Dan Craven | Drikus Coetzee | Vera Adrian | Melissa Hinz |
Netherlands | Mathieu van der Poel | Anna van der Breggen | ||
New Zealand | Shane Archbold | Hamish Bond | Niamh Fisher-Black | Teresa Adam |
Norway | Sven Erik Bystrøm | Andreas Leknessund | Mie Bjørndal Ottestad | Katrine Aalerud |
Poland | Stanisławem Aniołkowskim | Kamil Gradek | Marta Lach | Anna Plichta |
Portugal | Rui Costa | Ivo Oliveira | ||
Romania | Daniel Crista | Serghei Tvetcov | Manuela Muresan | Maria-Ecaterina Stancu |
Russia | Sergei Shilov | Artem Ovechkin | Diana Klimova | Elizaveta Oshurkova |
Serbia | Veljko Stojnic | Ivana Vilim | ||
Slovakia | Juraj Sagan | Jan Andrej Cully | Tereza Medvedova | Tereza Medvedova |
Slovenia | Primoz Roglic | Tadej Pogacar | Urska Pintar | Urska Zigart |
South Africa | Ryan Gibbons | Daryl Impey | Ashleigh Moolman Pasio | Ashleigh Moolman Pasio |
Spain | Luis Leon Sanchez | Pello Bilbao | Mavi Garcia | Mavi Garcia |
Sweden | Jacob Ahlsson | Lisa Norden | ||
Switzerland | Stefan Kung | Marlen Reusser | ||
Thailand | Sakchai Phodingham | Sarawut Sirironnachai | Jutatip Maneephan | Phetdarin Somrat |
Ukraine | Mykhaylo Kononenko | Mykhaylo Kononenko | Anna Nahirna | Olga Shekel |
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