2014 national road cycling championships

The 2014 national road cycling championships began in Australia with the time trial event (both men and women) on January 8, as is tradition.

Jerseys[edit]

The winner of each national championship wears the national jersey in all their races for the next year in the respective discipline, apart from the World Championships and the Olympics, or unless they are wearing a category leader's jersey in a stage race. Most national champion jerseys tend to represent a country's flag or use the colours from it. Jerseys may also feature traditional sporting colours of a country that are not derived from a national flag, such as the green and gold on the jerseys of Australian national champions.

2014 champions[edit]

Men's Elite[edit]

Country	Men's Elite Road Race Champion	Champion's Team at road	Men's Elite Time Trial Champion	Champion's Team at time
Albania	Kamberaj Xhuliano		Nikaj Iltjan
Algeria	Abdelbasset Hannachi	Groupement Sportif Pétrolier Algérie	Azzedine Lagab	Groupement Sportif Pétrolier Algérie
Andorra	Jyme Bridges		David Albós
Angola	Igor Silva		Igor Silva	Banco BIC–Carmim
Antigua and Barbuda			André Simon
Argentina	Daniel Díaz	San Luis Somos Todos	Laureano Rosas
Aruba
Australia	Simon Gerrans^[1]	Orica–GreenEDGE^[1]	Michael Hepburn^[2]	Orica–GreenEDGE^[2]
Austria	Riccardo Zoidl	Trek Factory Racing	Matthias Brändle	IAM Cycling
Azerbaijan	Elchin Asadov	Synergy Baku	Elchin Asadov	Synergy Baku
Bahamas
Barbados	Philip Clarke		Russell Elcock
Belarus	Yauheni Hutarovich	Ag2r–La Mondiale	Kanstantsin Sivtsov	Team Sky
Belgium	Jens Debusschere	Lotto–Belisol	Kristof Vandewalle	Trek Factory Racing
Belize	Edgar Arana		Edgar Arana
Benin	Augustin Amoussouvi
Bermuda	Shannon Lawrence		Shannon Lawrence
Bolivia	Óscar Soliz	Movistar Team América	Óscar Soliz	Movistar Team América
Bosnia and Herzegovina	Mujo Kurtovic		Nikica Atlagic
Botswana
Brazil	Antonio Garnero	Funvic Brasilinvest–São José dos Campos	Pedro Nicacio	Funvic Brasilinvest–São José dos Campos
British Virgin Islands	Shaquil Samuel^{[N 1]}
Brunei
Bulgaria	Nikolay Mihaylov	CCC–Polsat–Polkowice
Burkina Faso	Salfo Bikienga
Cambodia	Kim Yura
Canada	Svein Tuft	Orica–GreenEDGE	Svein Tuft	Orica–GreenEDGE
Cayman Islands
Chile	Lino Arriagada		Jonathan Guzman
China	Zhao Jingbiao	Hengxiang Cycling Team	Wu Nan	Giant-Champion System Pro Cycling
Colombia	Miguel Ángel Rubiano	Colombia	Pedro Herrera
Democratic Republic of the Congo	Fiston Dukwa Mbumba
Costa Rica	Juan Carlos Rojas		Josué González	Coopenae-Movistar-Economy
Ivory Coast	Bassirou Konte
Croatia	Radoslav Rogina	Adria Mobil	Bruno Maltar	Adria Mobil
Cuba	Arnold Alcolea		Yeinier López
Curaçao	Manuel Seintje
Cyprus	Armanto Archimandritis		Michael Christodoulos
Czech Republic	Zdeněk Štybar	Omega Pharma–Quick-Step	Jan Bárta	NetApp–Endura
Denmark	Michael Valgren	Tinkoff–Saxo	Rasmus Quaade	Team TreFor–Blue Water
Djibouti
Dominican Republic	Diego Milán	Differdange–Losch	Augusto Sánchez	Differdange–Losch
Ecuador	Byron Guamá	Team Ecuador	José Ragonessi	Team Ecuador
El Salvador	Rafael Carías		Rafael Carías
Eritrea	Awit Gebremedhin		Natnael Berhane	Team Europcar
Estonia	Alo Jakin	BigMat–Auber 93	Gert Jõeäär	Cofidis
Ethiopia	Tsgabu Grmay	MTN–Qhubeka	Tsgabu Grmay	MTN–Qhubeka
Finland	Jussi Veikkanen	FDJ.fr	Samuel Pökälä
Fiji	Jacob Salcone		Jacob Salcone
France	Arnaud Démare	FDJ.fr	Sylvain Chavanel	IAM Cycling
Gabon	Geoffroy Ngandamba		Geoffroy Ngandamba
Georgia	Giorgi Nareklishvili		Besik Gavasheli
Germany	André Greipel	Lotto–Belisol	Tony Martin	Omega Pharma–Quick-Step
Greece	Georgios Bouglas	SP Tableware	Polychronis Tzortzakis
Guatemala	Nervin Jiatz	Insta Cofi de Café Quetzal	Manuel Rodas	Cable DX-Decorabaños
Guyana	Geron Williams		Raynauth Jeffrey
Hong Kong	Cheung King-Lok	HKSI Pro Cycling Team	Cheung King-Lok	HKSI Pro Cycling Team
Hungary	Balázs Rózsa	Utensilnord	Gábor Fejes
Iceland	Ingvar Omarsson		Hakon Sigurdsson
India	Shreedhar Savanur		Naveen John
Indonesia	Endra Wijaya
Iran	Rahim Ememi	Pishgaman Yazd	Alireza Haghi	Tabriz Petrochemical Team
Ireland	Ryan Mullen	An Post–Chain Reaction	Michael Hutchinson
Israel	Niv Libner	Amore & Vita–Selle SMP	Yoav Bear
Italy	Vincenzo Nibali	Astana	Adriano Malori	Movistar Team
Jamaica	Oneil Samuels
Japan	Junya Sano		Fumiyuki Beppu	Trek Factory Racing
Kazakhstan	Ilya Davidenok	Continental Team Astana	Daniil Fominykh	Astana
Kyrgyzstan
Latvia	Andris Vosekalns	Rietumu–Delfin	Gatis Smukulis	Team Katusha
Lesotho	Phetetso Monese
Lebanon	Zaher El Hage		Rachid Elias Abou
Liechtenstein			Ewald Wolf
Lithuania	Paulius Šiškevičius		Ramūnas Navardauskas	Garmin–Sharp
Luxembourg	Fränk Schleck	Trek Factory Racing	Laurent Didier	Trek Factory Racing
Macedonia	Stefan Petrovski		Veli Sadiki
Madagascar	Zouzou Andriafenomananiaina		Stéphane Lacas
Malawi
Malaysia
Mali	Diakaridia Sangare^{[N 2]}
Malta	Maurice Formosa		Christian Formosa
Mauritius	Steward Pharmasse		Mike Chong Chin
Mongolia
Moldova	Sergiu Cioban		Sergiu Cioban
Morocco	Adil Jelloul	Skydive Dubai Pro Cycling	Soufiane Haddi	Skydive Dubai Pro Cycling
Mexico	Ignacio Sarabia		Bernardo Colex
Namibia	Raul Seibeb		Till Drobisch
Netherlands	Sebastian Langeveld	Garmin–Sharp	Tom Dumoulin	Giant–Shimano
New Zealand	Hayden Roulston	Trek Factory Racing	Taylor Gunman	Avanti Racing Team
Nicaragua			Walter Gaitán
Nigeria
Norway	Tormod Jacobsen	Team Øster Hus–Ridley	Reidar Borgersen	Team Joker
Panama	Fernando Urena		Yelko Gómez
Pakistan	Nisar Ahmad Kasi		Ali Muhammad Sabir
Paraguay	Heiko Grobenstieg		Gustavo Miño	Start–Trigon Cycling Team
Peru	Alonso Gamero		Alonso Gamero
Philippines
Poland	Bartłomiej Matysiak	CCC–Polsat–Polkowice	Michał Kwiatkowski	Omega Pharma–Quick-Step
Portugal	Nelson Oliveira	Lampre–Merida	Nelson Oliveira	Lampre–Merida
Puerto Rico	Efren Ortega	InCycle-Predator Components
Romania	Zoltan Sipos		Andrei Nechita	MG Kvis–Trevigiani
Russia	Alexander Porsev	Team Katusha	Anton Vorobyev	Team Katusha
Rwanda	Valens Ndayisenga		Valens Ndayisenga
Saint Lucia
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
Saint Kitts and Nevis
San Marino
Senegal	Abdoulaye Thiam
Serbia	Miloš Borisavljevic		Gabor Kasa	Kastro Team
Seychelles
Singapore
Sierra Leone
Slovakia	Peter Sagan	Cannondale	Peter Velits	BMC Racing Team
Slovenia	Matej Mugerli	Adria Mobil	Gregor Gazvoda	Gebrüder Weiss–Oberndorfer
Sri Lanka	Buddhika Warnakulasooriya		Buddhika Warnakulasooriya
South Africa	Louis Meintjes	MTN–Qhubeka	Daryl Impey	Orica–GreenEDGE
South Korea	Seo Joon-Yong	KSPO
Spain	Jon Izagirre	Movistar Team	Alejandro Valverde	Movistar Team
Suriname	Murwin Arumjo		Ruben Vismale
Sweden	Michael Olsson	Team Ringeriks–Kraft	Alexander Gingsjö
Switzerland	Martin Elmiger	IAM Cycling	Fabian Cancellara	Trek Factory Racing
Taiwan	Feng Chun-kai	Team Gusto
Tanzania
Thailand	Peerapol Chawchiangkwang		Phuchong Sai-Udomsin	OCBC Singapore Continental Cycling Team
Togo
Tunisia	Rafaâ Chtioui	Skydive Dubai Pro Cycling	Hassan Ben Nasr
Turkey	Feritcan Şamlı	Torku Şekerspor	Ahmet Örken	Torku Şekerspor
Trinidad and Tobago	Gevan Samuel
Uganda	David Matovu
Ukraine	Vitaliy Buts	Kolss Cycling Team	Andriy Vasylyuk	Kolss Cycling Team
United Kingdom	Peter Kennaugh	Team Sky	Bradley Wiggins	Team Sky
United Arab Emirates	Yousif Banihammad		Yousif Banihammad
Uruguay	Emanuel Yanes		Néstor Pías
United States	Eric Marcotte	Team SmartStop	Taylor Phinney	BMC Racing Team
United States Virgin Islands
Uzbekistan	Ruslan Karimov	RTS–Santic Racing Team	Muradjan Khalmuratov	Terengganu Cycling Team
Venezuela	Xavier Quevedo		Carlos Gálviz
Vietnam
Zimbabwe	Dave Martin		Dave Martin

Women's[edit]

Country	Women's Elite Road Race Champion	Champion's team at time	Women's Elite Time Trial Champion	Champion's team at time
Albania
Algeria
Andorra
Angola
Antigua and Barbuda	Tamiko Butler	WyndyMilla Reynolds
Argentina	Valeria Müller		Valeria Müller
Aruba
Australia	Gracie Elvin^[3]	Orica–AIS^[3]	Felicity Wardlaw^[4]
Austria	Jacqueline Hahn	Bigla Cycling Team
Azerbaijan
Bahamas
Barbados
Belarus	Alena Amialiusik	Astana BePink Women Team
Belgium	Jolien D'Hoore	Lotto–Belisol Ladies	Ann-Sophie Duyck
Belize			Kaya Cattouse
Bermuda	Nicole Mitchell		Nicole Mitchell
Bolivia
Bosnia and Herzegovina	Lejla Tanović		Lejla Tanović
Botswana
Brazil			Ana Paula Polegatch
British Virgin Islands
Brunei
Bulgaria
Burkina Faso
Canada	Leah Kirchmann	Optum–Kelly Benefit Strategies	Leah Kirchmann	Optum–Kelly Benefit Strategies
Cayman Islands
Chile
China
Colombia	Valentina Paniagua		Serika Gulumá	Vaiano Fondriest
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Costa Rica	Paula Herrera		Edith Guillén
Ivory Coast
Croatia	Mia Radotić	BTC City Ljubljana	Mia Radotić	BTC City Ljubljana
Cuba	Arlenis Sierra		Yoanka González
Curaçao
Cyprus
Czech Republic	Martina Sáblíková
Denmark	Amalie Dideriksen
Dominican Republic	Juana Fernández	Arco Iris Cycling Team	Juana Fernández	Arco Iris Cycling Team
Ecuador	Jazmin Taborda		Jazmin Taborda
El Salvador	Xenia Estrada		Xenia Estrada
Eritrea	Wehazit Kidane		Wehazit Kidane
Estonia	Liisi Rist	S.C. Michela Fanini Rox
Finland	Lotta Lepistö	Bigla Cycling Team
France	Pauline Ferrand-Prévot	Rabo–Liv
Gabon
Georgia
Germany	Lisa Brennauer	Specialized–lululemon
Greece	Barvara Fasoh		Athina Chatzistyli
Guatemala	Cintia Lee		Cintia Lee
Guyana
Hong Kong	Zhao Juan Meng		Wong Wan Yiu	China Chongming – Giant Pro Cycling
Hungary	Diana Szuromine		Veronika Anna Kormos
Iceland
Iran	Maryam Jalaliyeh		Maryam Jalaliyeh
Ireland
Israel	Paz Bash		Paz Bash
Italy	Elena Cecchini	Estado de México–Faren Kuota	Elisa Longo Borghini	Team Hitec Products
Jamaica
Japan	Mayuko Hagiwara	Wiggle–Honda
Kazakhstan
Kyrgyzstan
Latvia			Dana Rozlapa
Lebanon
Liechtenstein
Lithuania	Aušrinė Trebaitė
Luxembourg	Christine Majerus	Boels–Dolmans	Christine Majerus	Boels–Dolmans
Macedonia
Madagascar
Malaysia
Mali
Malta
Mauritius
Mongolia
Moldova
Morocco	Fatima El Hiyani
Mexico	Ana Teresa Casas		Verónica Leal
Namibia
Netherlands details (time trial)	Iris Slappendel	Rabo–Liv	Annemiek van Vleuten	Rabo–Liv
New Zealand	Rushlee Buchanan		Jaime Nielsen
Nicaragua
Norway	Camilla Indset Sorgjerd		Thrude Natholmen
Panama	Yineth Cubilla		Emma Jorge
Pakistan
Paraguay	Agua Marina Espínola
Peru
Poland	Paulina Guz		Eugenia Bujak	BTC City Ljubljana
Portugal	Celina Carpinteiro		Katarina Larsson
Puerto Rico	Donelys Carino
Romania	Lavinia Rolea
Russia	Tatiana Antoshina	RusVelo	Tatiana Antoshina	RusVelo
Rwanda	Jeanne Girubuntu
Saint Lucia
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
Saint Kitts and Nevis
Serbia	Jelena Eric		Jelena Eric
Singapore
Slovakia	Monika Kadlecová
Slovenia	Polona Batagelj	BTC City Ljubljana	Polona Batagelj	BTC City Ljubljana
South Africa	Ashleigh Moolman	Team Hitec Products	Ashleigh Moolman	Team Hitec Products
South Korea	Reum Ah Na
Spain	Anna Ramírez Bauxel	Bizkaia–Durango
Suriname
Sweden	Emma Johansson	Orica–AIS
Switzerland	Mirjam Gysling		Linda Indergand
Taiwan
Thailand	Supaksorn Nuntana
Togo
Tunisia	Nour Dissem		Nour Dissem
Turkey	Semra Yetiş		Semra Yetiş
Trinidad and Tobago
Uganda
Ukraine	Tetyana Ryabchenko	S.C. Michela Fanini Rox	Tetyana Ryabchenko	S.C. Michela Fanini Rox
United Kingdom	Laura Trott	Wiggle–Honda	Emma Pooley	Lotto–Belisol Ladies
United Arab Emirates
Uruguay
United States	Alison Powers	UnitedHealthcare	Alison Powers	UnitedHealthcare
United States Virgin Islands
Uzbekistan	Olga Drobysheva		Olga Drobysheva
Venezuela	Danielys García		Danielys García
Zimbabwe

Notes[edit]

^ Samuel finished fourth; the race was won by Orano Andrews from Saint Vincent and The Grenadines.
^ The Malian championships was based upon a combined ranking of an individual time trial and the road race.

References[edit]

^ ^a ^b Woodpower, Zeb (11 January 2014). "Gerrans takes top step on dream podium". Cycling News. Future Publishing Limited. Retrieved 12 January 2014.
^ ^a ^b Woodpower, Zeb (8 January 2014). "Michael Hepburn claims upset win". Cycling News. Future Publishing Limited. Retrieved 9 January 2014.
^ ^a ^b Cycling News (11 January 2014). "Gracie Elvin goes back-to-back". Cycling News. Future Publishing Limited. Retrieved 12 January 2014.
^ Woodpower, Zeb (8 January 2014). "Felicity Wardlaw takes gold". Cycling News. Future Publishing Limited. Retrieved 9 January 2014.

[3] Samuel finished fourth; the race was won by Orano Andrews from Saint Vincent and The Grenadines.

[4] The Malian championships was based upon a combined ranking of an individual time trial and the road race.

[GerransRR-1] Woodpower, Zeb (11 January 2014). "Gerrans takes top step on dream podium". Cycling News. Future Publishing Limited. Retrieved 12 January 2014.

[HepburnTT-2] Woodpower, Zeb (8 January 2014). "Michael Hepburn claims upset win". Cycling News. Future Publishing Limited. Retrieved 9 January 2014.

[ElvinRR-5] Cycling News (11 January 2014). "Gracie Elvin goes back-to-back". Cycling News. Future Publishing Limited. Retrieved 12 January 2014.

[WardlawTT-6] Woodpower, Zeb (8 January 2014). "Felicity Wardlaw takes gold". Cycling News. Future Publishing Limited. Retrieved 9 January 2014.

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