2025 Road National Champions index

Luke Durbridge won the 2025 Australian Road Race title.

Most of the world's Road National Championships will take place this week, with riders fighting for the special jerseys that they can wear in the upcoming Tour de France or women's Giro d'Italia.

Hopeful champions will compete in the individual time trial and road races where the winners will earn the right to wear their national colours (with trade team logos) for the next 12 months.

Some of the champions have already been crowned, with the season starting with the Australian Road National Championships, where Luke Durbridge and Lucinda Stewart claimed the road race titles.

Cyclingnews will compile the list of the national champions here as well as publishing reports, results and photographs from all the major championships.

Reports and Results

Australia: Luke Durbridge and Lucinda Stewart were the winners in the road races in Perth in January, with Luke Plapp and Brodie Chapman taking out the elite individual time trial championships.

New Zealand: Finn Fisher-Black scored the victory in the men's elite time trial while Kim Cadzow claimed the women's jersey. In the road races, Cadzow did the double while Paul Wright won the men's title.

Ecuador: Jefferson Cepeda (Movistar) won the men's time trial while Jhonatan Narváez came out on top in the road race. Miryam Nuñez and Natalia Vasquez won the women's ITT and road race, respectively.

Colombia: Egan Bernal proved he is on the comeback trail, winning the individual time trial title and road race. Diana Peñuela and Juliana Londoño won the ITT and RR titles.

USA: Emily Ehrlich surprised with a victory in the elite women's time trial over Kristin Faulkner, the Olympic road race champion, while Artem Shmidt (Ineos) won the men's title. Faulkner won the women's road race while Quinn Simmons soloed to victory in the men's.

Germany:

Great Britain:

Netherlands: Daan Hoole and Mischa Bredewold claimed the individual time trial wins in Surhuisterveen.

Italy:

Ireland:

Belgium:

France:

Spain:

Canada:

Index

2025 Elite Road National Champions

Country	ME ITT	ME Road Race	WE ITT	WE Road Race
Afghanistan
Albania	Olsian Velia	Lukas Sulaj Kloppenborg	Nelia Kabetaj	Nelia Kabetaj
Algeria
Angola
Anguilla
Antigua and Barbuda
Argentina	Mateo Kalejmann	Leonardo Cobarrubia		Jennifer Francone
Australia	Luke Plapp	Luke Durbridge	Brodie Chapman	Lucinda Stewart
Austria
Bahrain
Barbados
Belgium
Belize		Cory Williams
Benin		Ricardo Sodjede	Hermionne Ahouissou	Charlotte Metoevi
Bermuda
Bolivia	Freddy Gonzales	Freddy Gonzales	Wanda Florencia Villanueva	Wanda Florencia Villanueva
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Brazil
British Virgin Islands
Bulgaria
Burkina Faso		Daouda Soulama		Awa Bamogo
Cameroon
Canada
Cape Verde
Chile	Hector Exequiel Quintana	Hector Exequiel Quintana	Catalina Anais Soto	Catalina Anais Soto
China		Xue Ming
Chinese Taipei
Colombia	Egan Bernal	Egan Bernal	Diana Peñuela	Juliana Londoño
Costa Rica	Gabriel Rojas		Gloriana Maria Quesada
Cote D'Ivoire
Croatia
Cuba	Yunior Brayan Mandin Medina	José Alberto Domínguez	Marlies Mejías	Marlies Mejías
Cyprus
Czechia
Denmark
Dominican Republic
Drc Congo
Ecuador	Jefferson Alveiro Cepeda	Jhonatan Narváez	Miryam Maritza Nuñez	Natalia Vasquez
Egypt	Mohab Youssef Aziz	Abdul Rauf Ahmed Abdul Rauf	Ebtissam Zayed Ahmed	Ebtissam Zayed Ahmed
El Salvador		Brandon Rodríguez		Sauking Shi
Eritrea
Estonia	Rein Taaramäe		Laura Lizette Sander
Ethiopia
Finland	Trond Larsen	Johan Nordlund	Anniina Ahtosalo	Anniina Ahtosalo
France
Georgia
Germany
Great Britain
Greece
Grenada
Guam
Guatemala	Sergio Geovani Chumil		Jasmin Soto
Guyana
Honduras
Hong Kong, China	Ng Pak Hang	Chu Tsun Wai	Lee Sze Wing	Lee Sze Wing
Hungary
Iceland
India
Indonesia
Iran
Iraq
Ireland
Israel
Italy
Japan		Marino Kobayashi		Akari Kobayashi
Kazakhstan
Kenya
Korea
Kosovo
Laos
Latvia
Lebanon
Lesotho	Kabelo Makatile	Kabelo Makatile	Tsepiso Lerata
Lithuania	Aivaras Mikutis		Mikašauskaitė skaistė
Luxembourg
Macao, China
Madagascar
Malaysia	Muhammad Nur Aiman Bin Rosli	Muhammad Nur Aiman Bin Rosli	Ci Hui Nyo	Nurul Nabilah Mohd Asri
Mali
Malta
Mauritius	Alexandre Mayer	Torea Celestin	Kim Le Court
Mexico
Monaco
Mongolia
Morocco
Namibia	Alex Miller	Alex Miller	Anri Krugel	Anri Krugel
Netherlands	Daan Hoole		Mischa Bredewold
New Zealand	Finn Fisher-Black	Paul Wright	Kim Cadzow	Kim Cadzow
Nicaragua
North Macedonia
Norway
Pakistan	Ali Jawaid	Ali Jawaid	Rabia Garib	Rabia Garib
Panama	Carlos Samudio	Roberto Carlos González	Wendy Ducreux	Wendy Ducreux
Paraguay	Francisco Daniel Riveros	Carlos Dominguez	Araceli Jazmin Galeano	Araceli Jazmin Galeano
Peru	Robinson Steven Ruiz	Bill Janz Toscano	Romina Maribel Medrano	Mariana Rojas
Philippines	Nash Lim	Marcelo Felipe	Jermyn Prado	Kim Syrel Bonilla
Poland
Portugal
Puerto Rico	Abner González
Refugee Cycling Team
Romania	Emil Dima	Gerhard-Cristin Moldansky	Mureșan manuela	Mureșan manuela
Rwanda
Saint Lucia
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
Serbia	Dušan Rajović	Veljko Stojnić	Iva Pavlović	Jelena Erić
Seychelles
Singapore	Zhen Yu Darren Lim	Boon Kiak Yeo	Faye Foo	Yen Ling Kathlyn Yeo
Slovakia
Slovenia
South Africa	Alan Hatherly	Daniyal Matthews	Lucy Young	S'annara Grove
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Thailand	Peerapol Chawchiangkwang	Sarawut Sirironnachai	Phetdarin Somrat	Phetdarin Somrat
Trinidad and Tobago
Tunisia
Türkiye
Uganda
Ukraine
United Arab Emirates	Abdulla Jasim Al-Ali	Mohammad Alsabbagh	Safia Alsayegh	Safia Alsayegh
United States	Artem Shmidt	Quinn Simmons	Emily Ehrlich	Kristen Faulkner
Uruguay	Eric Antonio Fagúndez	Guillermo Thomas Silva	Anabel Posse	Malvina Maria Prieto
Uzbekistan
Venezuela
Zimbabwe	Rodrick Shumba	Matthew Denslow	Helen Mitchell	Helen Mitchell