2024 Gravel National Champions index

Unbound Gravel 200, 2024 pro men's field
Elite riders at Unbound Gravel 200 (Image credit: Life Time)

As the momentum behind the UCI Gravel World Championships and UCI Gravel World Series continues to grow, so is the list of Gravel National Championships. 

Some nations, such as Australia, have been crowning a champion for a number of years while others are newcomers to officially recognising the top gravel competitors from amongst their compatriots. Ireland and France are new additions this year but even the United States, with its rich gravel history, only just joined the fray in 2023, while that was also the year the European Championships was launched. 

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2024 National Championships
DateNationWomen's winnerMen's winner2023 women's title2023 men's title
May 1BelgiumAlana CastriqueGianni VermeerschMarthe TruyenJasper Stuyven
May 11South AfricaDanielle StrydromMarc PritzenChries WilleitMatthew Beers
June 8Nordic countriesKatažina SosnaMarkus PajurTiia TulokasAntti-Jussi Juntunen
June 16CanadaKatja VerkerkAdam RobergeDevon ClarkeEvan Russell
June 22AustraliaCourtney SherwellBrendan JohnstonJustine BarrowConnor Sens
June 30ItalyGiada BorghesiSamuele ZoccaratoRow 5 - Cell 4 Row 5 - Cell 5
August 17AustriaTheresa Rindler-BachlSebastian Schönberger--
August 24PolandIzabela JanuszPeter NowackiRow 7 - Cell 4 Row 7 - Cell 5
August 31BritainAnnabel FisherConnor SwiftXan CreesJoe Blackmore
September 7GermanyCarolin SchiffPaul VossCarolin SchiffLukas Baum
September 8United StatesLauren StephensBrennan WertzLauren StephensKeegan Swenson
September 15SpainSofia RodriguezJosé Manuel Díaz Row 11 - Cell 4 Row 11 - Cell 5
September 21IrelandEllen McDermottStephen Clancy--
September 22DenmarkMie Nordlund PedersenPeter Asbjørn HandsenEmma NorsgaardMagnus Bak Klaris
September 28NetherlandsLorena WiebesTijmen EisingFem van EmpelLars Loohuis
October 13European ChampionshipsRow 15 - Cell 2 Row 15 - Cell 3 Lorena WiebesJasper Stuyven
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