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2006 national road cycling championships

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An example of the British, French, German and Italian national cycling jerseys

Most of the 2006 national road cycling championships took place in June, although there were a few exceptions such as the Australian and American championships which take place in January and September respectively.

Jerseys

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. The jerseys tend to represent the countries' flag or use the colours from it.

2006 National Champions

Country Men's Elite Road Race Champion Men's Elite Time Trial Champion Women's Road Race Champion Women's Time Trial Champion Men's Under-23 Road Race Champion Men's Under-23 Time Trial Champion
Angola Walter Da Silva Igor Silva
Antigua and Barbuda Lynn Murray
Argentina Armando Borrajo Matías Médici Valeria Romina Pintos Monica Santapa Javier Salas Federico Pagani
Australia Russell Van Hout[1] Nathan O'Neill Katherine Bates Kathryn Watt William Walker Shaun Higgerson
Austria Bernhard Kohl Peter Luttenberger Christiane Soeder Christiane Soeder Matthias Schröger Stefan Denifl
Bahamas Johnny Hoyte
Bahrain Mohammed Husain Taha Alawi
Belarus Aleksandr Kuschynski Vasil Kiryienka Siarhei Daubniuk Branislau Samoilau
Belgium Niko Eeckhout Leif Hoste Veronique Belleter An Van Rie Greg Van Avermaet Dominique Cornu
Brazil Soelito Gohr Pedro Nicacio
Bulgaria Ivaïlo Gabrovski Ivaïlo Gabrovski Stefan Kushlev
Burkina Faso Rabaki Jeremie Ouedraogo
Canada Dominique Rollin Svein Tuft Alex Wrubleski Alex Wrubleski David Veilleux
China Baoqing Song Baoqing Song Mei Fang Li Mei Fang Li
Colombia Alejandro Cortés Libardo Niño Magdaly Trujillo Monica Méndez Jaime Castañeda Fabio Duarte
Costa Rica Henry Raabe Henry Raabe
Croatia Hrvoje Miholjevic Matija Kvasina
Cuba Arnold Alcolea Arnold Alcolea Yeilien Fernandez Yuliet Rodriguez
Czech Republic Stanislav Kozubek Ondřej Sosenka Lada Kozlíková Lada Kozlíková Pavel Zitta Lukas Sablik
Denmark Allan Johansen Brian Vandborg Linda Serup Villumsen Linda Serup Villumsen Kasper Jebjerg Alex Rasmussen
Dominican Republic Stalin Quiterio[2]
El Salvador Carlos Enrique Avalos Garcia Geovany Guervara Evelyn García Evelyn García Christian Poritlo Maeio Contreras
Estonia Erki Pütsep Jaan Kirsipuu Grete Treier Grete Treier Andrei Mustonen Rein Taaramäe
Finland Jussi Veikkanen Matti Helminen Maija Laurila Paula Suominen
France Florent Brard Sylvain Chavanel Jeannie Longo-Ciprelli Jeannie Longo-Ciprelli
Germany Dirk Müller (cyclist) Sebastian Lang Claudia Häusler
Greece Ioannis Tamouridis Elpidofos Potouridis Anastasia Pastourmatzi Elisabert Chantzi Christos Delidimitriou
Honduras Armando Orellana Armando Orellana
Hong Kong Jingwei Zhang Jingwei Zhang
Hungary László Bodrogi László Bodrogi Mónika Király Diana Pulsfort Akos Haisker
Iran Ahad Kazemi Sarai Ghader Mizbani Iranagh
Ireland David McCann David O'Loughlin Siobhan Dervan Louise Moriaty Paidi O'Brien Ryan Connor
Israel Dor Dviri Gali Ronen Inbar Ronen Shani Bloch
Italy Paolo Bettini Marzio Bruseghin Fabiana Luperini Silvia Valsecchi Francessco Gavazzi Alan Marangoni
Ivory Coast Abdoulaye Traore Issiaka Fofana
Japan Fumiyuki Beppu Fumiyuki Beppu Miho Oki Miho Oki Yukiya Arashiro Takeshi Ikeda
Kazakhstan Andrey Kashechkin Maxim Iglinskiy Zoulfia Zabirova Zoulfia Zabirova Roman Kireyev Dmitriy Gruzdev
Latvia Aleksejs Saramotins Raivis Belohvoščiks Gatis Smukulis Gatis Smukulis
Lebanon Lina Rahme Lina Rahme
Lithuania Dainius Kairelis Ignatas Konovalovas Diana Žiliūtė Edita Pučinskaitė
Luxembourg Kim Kirchen Christian Poos Isabelle Hoffman Anne-Marie Schmitt Ben Gastaeur Nick Clesen
Mexico Juan Jose De La Rosa Monsivais Fausto Esparza Giuseppina Grassi Herrera Giuseppina Grassi Herrera Luis Pulido Naranjo Imar Cervabtes Diaz
Mongolia Jamsran Ulzii-Orshikh Jamsran Ulzii-Orshikh Jamsran Ulziisolongo Jamsran Ulziisolongo
Morocco Abdelatif Saadoune
Netherlands Michael Boogerd Stef Clement Marianne Vos Loes Gunnewijk Kai Reus Kai Reus
New Zealand Hayden Roulston Marc Ryan Catherine Cheatley Alison Shanks Joseph Cooper Clinton Avery
Norway Lars Petter Nordhaug Kurt Asle Arvesen Linn Torp Anny Hauglid Anders Iversby
Poland Mariusz Witecki Piotr Mazur Maja Włoszczowska Michał Gołas Maciej Bodnar
Portugal Bruno Pires Helder Miranda Isabel Caetano Alice Cristina Azevedo Vitor Rodrigues Tiago Machado
Qatar Said Mossa
Romania Marian Frunzeanu Laszlo Madaras Marius Petrache
Russia Alexander Khatuntsev Alexander Bespalov Olga Slyusareva Olga Slyusareva Evgeny Sokolov Maxim Belkov
Saudi Arabia Fathy Al Musalum Fathy Al Musalum
Serbia Ivan Stević
Slovenia Jure Golcer Kristjan Fajt Grega Bole
Slovakia Maroš Kovác Matej Jurčo Zuzana Vojtášová Katarína Uhlariková Martin Velits Peter Velits
South Africa Jacques Fullard David George Anriette Schoeman Cashandra Slingerland John-Lee Augustyn Hanco Kachelhoffer
Spain Not contested[3] Toni Tauler María Isabel Moreno Eneritz Iturriagaechevarria José Aguilera Javier Chacon
Sweden Thomas Lövkvist Gustav Larsson Susanne Ljungskog Susanne Ljungskog
Switzerland Gregory Rast Fabian Cancellara Annette Beutler Maxime Beney
Turkey Bilal Akgül Esra Kürkçü Recep Ünalan
Ukraine Vladimir Zagorodniy Andriy Hrivko Elyzaveta Bochkaryova Iryna Shpylyova Vitaliy Kondrut Oleksandr Surutkovych
United Arab Emirates Shambih Khaled Ali Alsabbagh Humaid
United Kingdom Hamish Haynes Jason MacIntyre Nicole Cooke Rebecca Romero Peter Bissell Daniel Davies
United States George Hincapie David Zabriskie Kristin Armstrong Kristin Armstrong Craig Lewis Brent Bookwalter
Uzbekistan Sergey Lagutin Nikolay Kazakbaev
Venezuela Manuel Medina Tomás Gil Maria Briceno Naielys García Tomás Terecen Víctor Moreno
Zimbabwe Brian Zengeni Dave Martin

Note: In some cases the U23 champion is the highest placed U23 rider in the elite men's race.

References

  1. ^ "Walker brilliant as Van Hout takes the elite jersey". Cycling News. 2006-01-14.
  2. ^ "Stalin Quiterio ganó nacional de ciclismo". Diario Libre (in Spanish). Santo Domingo. 9 October 2006. Retrieved 3 April 2016.
  3. ^ "Spanish championships not ridden after rider protest". Cycling news. 2006-06-25.
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