2025 National Championships

[Dazed and Confused]

Canada:

1	LEONARD Michael		50	15		0:40:29	50.391
2	GEE Derek	Israel - Premier Tech	30	7		0:35	49.675
3	CÔTÉ Pier-André		20	2		0:39	49.595

A youngster took the win.

 

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Did Victor Campanaerts not win in the Namibian TT championship or something similar a few years ago?

I guess if you pay your subs and are a member of the national federation, you are entitled to take part in the event, but not to be eligible for the title. I think I remember Bialblockski (haven't looked up the spelling, probably wayyy off) taking part in the GB TT event.

I think Bialoblocki only took part in the RTCC National Championships, which (unlike British Cycling) allow participation based on residency. Campenaerts won as a guest starter in Namibia indeed, but didn't make the official result.

UCI rules say "Participation in national championships shall be regulated by the respective national federations. Only riders who hold the nationality of the country for the purposes of the present regulations may compete for the title of national champion and the relevant points", so I guess this generally would allow participation for foreigners, if it says so in the national regulations.

Edit: found the Austrian rules as well:

"An den Nationalen Meisterschaften (ÖSTM/ÖM EZF [...]) dürfen auch ausländische Rennfahrer:innen teilnehmen, sind aber nicht wertungsberechtigt"

So in the time trial, foreigners can start, but are not wertungsberechtigt, which is a bureaucratical term I struggle to translate. I don't think he should be in the result.

 

[Wvv]

Any updates on the Spanish TT chaos?

 

[Salvarani]

Thanks to about 3 users there are more posts about a Danish time trial competition here, than most French semi classics this season got

Nothing escapes us when it comes to Danish cycling, no matter how hard we may try.

 

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Any updates on the Spanish TT chaos?

apparently problem was that the timing system didn't take into account the different starting intervals for the final participants. So the initial results for the final 10 starters were based on an incorrect starting time

 

[Onizuka999]

Nesrine Houili won the women algerian championship rr with over 23 minutes ahead of the second...

 

[Cycling111]

Any updates on the Spanish TT chaos?

There are Spanish riders who still don't have their official time.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1938694026368327797

View: https://x.com/MikelBizkarra/status/1938694026368327797

 

[rallybanana]

Any updates on the Spanish TT chaos?

Sounds like the craziest Spanish time trial since the infamous 1981 Vuelta

 

[Danskebjerge]

52.1 kph by Mads Pedersen on a distance of 41 k. That's not bad, is it?

 

[Hugh Januss]

52.1 kph by Mads Pedersen on a distance of 41 k. That's not bad, is it?

4 Pedersens in the top 21! And 1 Pejtersen.

 

[ChewbaccaDefense]

Anyone know if the Belgian RR is gonig to be broadcast in the US anywhere?

 

[RedheadDane]

4 Pedersens in the top 21! And 1 Pejtersen.

Only 50% of whom are actually being referred to by 'Pedersen'.

 

[TourOfSardinia]

Only 50% of whom are actually being referred to by 'Pedersen'.

don't be so pedestrian

 

[RedheadDane]

don't be so pedestrian

Oh, no. I am in fact at home, sitting very still.

(I try not be on my phone when I'm walking around; the risk of walking into stuff is just too high...)

Meanwhile, I quite like Norsgaard's reaction to "only" finishing 3rd in the Women's Elite race.
Basically saying that she just didn't have the legs, and that it's actually quite nice that it's no longer possible for her to just win despite having a bad day.
And remember, we are talking about the woman who once won the Elite Road Race when she was 16... says something about how far Danish women's cycling has come...

 

[Zoetemelk-fan]

52.1 kph by Mads Pedersen on a distance of 41 k. That's not bad, is it?

163 hm on 40.9k / 0.4% avg climb I personally regard as "severely flattish" compared to my usual 0.9-1.3% avg training routes. Which advocates for high average speeds.

However, almost all altitude was gained within first 5k or so, out of Nr. Sundby, moreover Vendsyssel is usually quite windy and generally different weather compared to south of Limfjorden.

I was not in my old proper as of yesterday, even not been able to watch the races yet so don't know exact conditions in the north.

On a windless day in the area, without taking into account the hills at Lindholm Høje, you can really get up to speed, suitable for the airport. Here I wouldn't say avg 52.1kph @ 40.9k for pro TT riders isn't something to write home about nowadays...

But if yesterday's TT Championship has been with a mixture of the stiff northwest wind and the challenging gusts, then it is definitely a high speed.

I read a bit of Nicklas Larsen's post race interview that he didn't "feel he had enough speed" (but still #2 just 25 secs behind Mads).

To me it sounds like the mischievous constant northwest wind, which you may not notice and feels like a false flat - in that case 52.1kph avg. is surely impressive!

 

[TourOfSardinia]

Dutch women -13km
break of four (who?)
~10s ahead of group

 

[TourOfSardinia]

M.Vos + Demi V. down and out in a crash in the group.

 

[TourOfSardinia]

Wiebes of course

National Championships Netherlands WE - Road Race 2025 One day race results

Lorena Wiebes is the winner of National Championships Netherlands WE - Road Race 2025, before Charlotte Kool and Nienke Veenhoven.

www.procyclingstats.com

 

[theyoungest]

Terrible course for the Dutch championships... but the only place able or willing to organize it. Normally Kooij should win this afternoon, but with Groenewegen and Van Uden you at least have two guys who can challenge him, unlike Wiebes in the women's peloton.

 

[yaco]

Terrible course for the Dutch championships... but the only place able or willing to organize it. Normally Kooij should win this afternoon, but with Groenewegen and Van Uden you at least have two guys who can challenge him, unlike Wiebes in the women's peloton.

Last year Groenewegen smoked Kooij in the final and he has decent team support.

 

[theyoungest]

Last year Groenewegen smoked Kooij in the final and he has decent team support.

Kooij was out of position for that sprint though. But he crashed last week, and he hasn't exactly been impressive so far this year... but neither has Groenewegen. I forgot to mention Van Poppel, another possible challenger, who beat Groenewegen a couple of times.

In other words, might be an interesting sprint. An added factor may be that Kooij is about to leave Visma so maybe they won't gamble everything on a bunch sprint.

 

[Tim Cahill]

Due to the heat forecast for this Sunday in Les Herbiers, one lap of the circuit will be removed for the men's road race of the French Championships. 214.5 kilometers are now on the program, compared to the 231 initially planned.

 

[Danskebjerge]

163 hm on 40.9k / 0.4% avg climb I personally regard as "severely flattish" compared to my usual 0.9-1.3% avg training routes. Which advocates for high average speeds.

However, almost all altitude was gained within first 5k or so, out of Nr. Sundby, moreover Vendsyssel is usually quite windy and generally different weather compared to south of Limfjorden.

I was not in my old proper as of yesterday, even not been able to watch the races yet so don't know exact conditions in the north.

On a windless day in the area, without taking into account the hills at Lindholm Høje, you can really get up to speed, suitable for the airport. Here I wouldn't say avg 52.1kph @ 40.9k for pro TT riders isn't something to write home about nowadays...

But if yesterday's TT Championship has been with a mixture of the stiff northwest wind and the challenging gusts, then it is definitely a high speed.

I read a bit of Nicklas Larsen's post race interview that he didn't "feel he had enough speed" (but still #2 just 25 secs behind Mads).

To me it sounds like the mischievous constant northwest wind, which you may not notice and feels like a false flat - in that case 52.1kph avg. is surely impressive!

The wind was quite strong, yes.

I took at look at ProCyclingStats, and Pedersen's TT seems to be in the top 10 of the year. Ganna's TT in Italy was faster, but also on a considerably shorter distance.

I believe Pedersen's TT is the second-fastest TT at a Danish national championship ever, just slightly slower than Skjelmose's TT last year.

 

[Danskebjerge]

Mads Pedersen crashed hard into a spectator during his TT (which he won).

Don't know if the video can be watched outside of Denmark:

Politiet undskylder for motorcykel, der nær kostede Mads Pedersen et styrt og guldchancen

Den danske mester i enkeltstart kørte op på cykelstien, men bliver ikke diskvalificeret.

www.dr.dk

 

[Red Rick]

Terrible course for the Dutch championships... but the only place able or willing to organize it. Normally Kooij should win this afternoon, but with Groenewegen and Van Uden you at least have two guys who can challenge him, unlike Wiebes in the women's peloton.

We only have terrible courses. Originally Berg en Dal was supposed to organise it, where you can actually make the hardest circuit outside of the Amstel Gold race territory, but they had to cancel that for reasons I don't remember. Not enough police availability or something.