Each year a new set of women’s national cycling champions are crowned. The opportunity to take a win in a one-day race against other riders from their own country. The winners then get to wear a national jersey for the following 12 months until the next national championships. Because of Covid, some countries haven’t had a national championship race since 2019. Great Britain is a notable example, where Alice Barnes, Ben Swift and Alex Dowsett have held their national jerseys for 2 years. Some countries, particularly those in the southern hemisphere have already had their national championship. Australia, for instance, crowned its champions back in early February 2021.
This page will be kept up to date as the 2021 national cycling championships take place.
Last Updated: 21st June 2021
Argentina
Road Race – Maria Fadiga
Time Trial – Barbara Fiorela Malaspina
Australia
Road Race – Sarah Roy
Time Trial – Sarah Gigante
Austria
Road Race – Kathrin Schweinberger
Time Trial – Anna Kiesenhofer
Belarus
Road Race – Tatsiana Sharakova
Time Trial – Tatsiana Sharakova
Belgium
Road Race – Lotte Kopecky
Time Trial – Lotte Kopecky
Colombia
Road Race – Lorena Colmenares
Time Trial – Serika Mitchell Guluma Ortiz
Croatia
Road Race – Maja Perinovic
Time Trial – Not Held
Czech Republic
Road Race – Tereza Neumanova
Time Trial – Nikola Noskova
Denmark
Road Race – Amalie Dideriksen
Time Trial – Emma Norsgaard
Ecuador
Road Race – Miryam Nuñez
Time Trial – Not Held
Estonia
Road Race – Aidi Gerde Tuisk
Time Trial – Mari-Liis Möttus
Finland
Road Race – Antonia Gröndahl
Time Trial – Tiina Pohjalainen
France
Road Race – Evita Muzic
Time Trial – Audrey Cordon-Ragot
Germany
Road Race – Lisa Brennauer
Time Trial – Lisa Brennauer
Great Britain
Takes place in October 2021
Greece
Road Race – Varvara Fasoi
Time Trial – Eleni Michalista Tsavari
Hungary
Road Race – Kata Blanka Vas
Time Trial – Kata Blanka Vas
Iceland
Road Race – Silja Jóhannesdóttir
Time Trial – Agusta Edda Bjornsdottir
Italy
Road Race – Elisa Longo Borghini
Time Trial – Elisa Longo Borghini
Israel
Road Race – Omer Shapira
Time Trial – Rotem Gafinovitz
Kazakhstan
Road Race – Makhabbat Umutzhanova
Time Trial – Rinata Sultanova
Latvia
Road Race – Lina Svarinska
Time Trial – Dana Rozlapa
Lithuania
Road Race – Inga Cilvinaite
Time Trial – Inga Cilvinaite
Luxembourg
Road Race – Christine Majerus
Time Trial – Christine Majerus
Mexico
Road Race – Lizbeth Yareli Salazar
Time Trial – Adriana Barraza
Namibia
Road Race – Vera Adrian
Time Trial – Vera Adrian
Netherlands
Road Race – Amy Pieters
Time Trial – Anna van der Breggen
New Zealand
Road Race – Georgia Williams
Time Trial – Georgia Williams
Norway
Road Race – Vita Heine
Time Trial – Katrine Aalerud
Panama
Road Race – Wendy Ducruex
Time Trial – Cristina Michelle Mata Pitti
Poland
Road Race – Karolina Karasiewicz
Time Trial – Karolina Karasiewicz
Portugal
Road Race – Maria Martins
Time Trial – Daniela Campos
Qatar
Road Race – Pia Sundstedt
Time Trial – Pia Sundstedt
Russia
Road Race – Seda Krylova
Time Trial – Tamara Dronova
Saudi Arabia
Road Race – Ahlam Alzaid
Time Trial – Not Held
Serbia
Road Race – Jelena Eric
Time Trial – Not Held
Slovakia
Road Race – Tereza Medvedova
Time Trial – Nora Jencusova
Slovenia
Road Race – Eugenia Bujak
Time Trial – Eugenia Bujak
Spain
Road Race – Mavi Garcia
Time Trial – Mavi Garcia
Sweden
Road Race – Carin Winell
Time Trial – Not Held
South Africa
Road Race – Haylee Preen
Time Trial – Candice Lill
Switzerland
Road Race – Marlen Reusser
Time Trial – Marlen Reusser
Thailand
Road Race – Supaksorn Nuntana
Time Trial – Phetdarin Somrat
Turkey
Road Race – Not Held
Time Trial – Ezgi Beyram
Ukraine
Road Race – Not Held
Time Trial – Valeriya Kononenko
United States
Road Race – Lauren Stephens
Time Trial – Chloe Dygert
Uruguay
Road Race – Agustina Fernandez
Time Trial – Not Held
Venezuela
Road Race – Not Held
Time Trial – Wilmarys Moreno
