2013 National Championships Summary

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1. It is Orica-AIS not GreenEdge-AIS

   • Fixed, thanks.

2. Irish RR Women – 1st Melanie Spath Cycleways CC/Team TIBCO

3. Czech womens’s RR champion is Martina Sáblíková

   • The ice skater?

     • The same one. Summer training. She was also the Czech road race and time trial champion in 2010

   • and her team is Etixx-IHNED

4. Norwegian women’s RR champion: Cecilie Gotaas Johnsen (Hitec Products)

5. Thanks @Inrng. This is fantastic to have them all on one easy to find spot. BMC OPQS have done well, so well done them, but so have RSLT – maybe a team of champions but not a champion team?

6. Tamouridis won both championships (ITT & Road) in Greece. I guess Porto San Elpidio and all the Giro climbs paid good dividends!

7. Turkish Men’s RR Champion: Nazım Bakırcı (Torku seker Spor)

8. Turkish men’s RR champion: Nazim Bakirci (Torku Seker Spor)

9. Good to see Hoogerland finally in the news in a positive way. Hopefully he can keep his form for the Tour, where he will be an asset with his attacking style. Also good that Vacansoleil wins two titles with Hoogerland and Rujano, it might improve their chances of finding a new sponsor. They will be less happy that their former leader Stijn Devolder started getting results again as soon as they fired hi.

   It’s a shame that Saxo will not bring the combative Michael Mørkøv to the Tour, especially since I am not to sure about Contador. I don’t think it’s a smart move for them to put all their eggs in one basket.

10. Anyone else misread the name of the New Zealand Women’s Champion?

    Just me?

    • Yes I thought Guns & Roses also

      • Hole

11. add Peter Velits to ITT Champion Slovakia

    source: http://www.msrcrcyklistika2013.sk/images/files/vysledky%20elite.pdf

12. Emilia Fahlin is female champion of Sweden 2013

13. Sorry, forgot Emilia Fahlin is riding fort TeamHitec Products…

14. Gasore Hategeka is the new champion in Rwanda from today onwards.

    • Thanks. There’s a good read about him in The New Yorker:
      http://www.newyorker.com/reporting/2011/07/11/110711fa_fact_gourevitch

      • Thanks, very nice indeed. I’ve read it before.

15. There are a lot more results here: http://www.uci.infostradasports.com/asp/lib/TheASP.asp?PageID=19010&SportID=102&Detail=1&TaalCode=2&StyleID=0&Cache=8

16. Japan National Championships, both Men/Women, were held yesterday, Jun 23rd (see link – official result in PDF).

    • Thanks, was the date changed as I thought Doi won it at a different time last year?

      Arashiro’s win earns him a place in the Europcar team for the Tour de France.

      • Last year the race schedule was changed due to London Olympic Games, despite no UCI points are awarded. Usually it’s held same time frame like most of other countries.
        Hope Yukiya will in by this dominating victory, but I am worried as I remember TDF 2011 which started from Vandee…

      • No worry anymore. Yukiya Arashiro is in. (see link – tweet and photo from his fiance and EUC PR).

17. Great job.
    But Japan’s RR championships took place just last Sunday. Not earlier in this year.

18. Slovenia: Luka Pibernik (Radenska), Polona Batagelj (Polet)

19. Danish RR womens:
    Kamilla Sofie Vallin (Team Rytger)

20. Thanks for this, great little table of results!

21. Lebanese RR National Champion:
    Hassan El Hajj
    Time Trial National Champ:
    Salah Rabah

    • Hi, have you got a link to that so I can confirm the result please?

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23. So not a single roadrace champ for Sky this year? (Tho they have at least one TT winner in EBH.)

    Bit of a surprise for such a powerful (and expensive) squad, no?

    • It’s always a difficult race. Look at other countries where Rabo/Blanco have often been done over in recent years, the team needs to ride as a team but often riders have private ambitions.

24. Sure. And guessing Uran and Henao didn’t go back for the Colombian race?

    • The Colombian national championship road race was held on the same day as Liege-Bastogne-Liege. This explains why Henao, Urán, Betancur, Quintana and the other Euro-based Colombians did not take part in it. In fact, it is very rare to see the Colombian national champion racing outside of Colombia, as the race usually features only domestic-based racers. They also can’t hold the race in mid-June because it conflicts with the Vuelta a Colombia

      The easy solution for this problem would be to hold the race in January or February. The weather is going to be pretty much the same anyway

25. The SKY parted for Cavendish, just for old times sake eh. Nice one Mark.

26. Malaysian national champs results are here

    http://thestar.com.my/sports/story.asp?file=/2013/6/23/sports/13276881&sec=sports

    just fyi

27. Interesting to see that Cavendish, Greipel and Sagan are all going to be wearing their national colours when fighting for green over the next month.

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29. Serbia – Ivan Stevic
    http://www.cikloberza.com/news.php?id=1020

30. Hi InnerRing –

    When you originally posted this, you listed Iran among the other countries, but since then you’ve dropped them off the list completely. Why is that?

    This past weekend both the TT and RR champions were determined.
    http://www.procyclingstats.com/race/national_Championships_Iran_Road_Race_2013
    and
    http://www.procyclingstats.com/race/national_Championships_Iran_ITT_2013

    • Because I couldn’t find the results… I’ll add them to the list, thanks.

31. greek women’s nat champs also a double winner with Eleni Mihalitsa TSAVARI (SC Thiseas).

32. Thanks for all the updates and info so far.

33. for Romania: NECHITA Andrei
    http://www.frciclism.ro/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=327&Itemid=8&phpMyAdmin=873d97fedc734efc7ad46ddef432a99dcom

    thank you!

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35. I was wondering, since Cavendish is currently wearing the British colours for Tour de France, if he wins Road Race championship this year, which jersey would he wear? The rainbows jersey? I mean, in general, if a national road race champion wins the world road race championship in the same year, he should be wearing the rainbows jersey right?

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