Russian National Time Trial Championships

The Russian National Time Trial Championships are an annual cycling race which decides the Russian cycling champion in the time trial discipline for several categories of rider. Artem Ovechkin holds the men's record of most victories with 5, while the women's record is held by Zulfiya Zabirova and Tatiana Antoshina with six victories. The current champions are Alexander Evtushenko and Tamara Dronova.

The champions jersey

Multiple winners

Men

Elite

Year Gold Silver Bronze
1998Oleg ZhukovAlexei SivakovEduard Gritsun
1999Sergei StartchenkovDmitri SemovKonstantin Gradusov
2000Evgeni PetrovOleg ZhukovDenis Menchov
2001Dmitri SemovDenis BondarenkoAndrei Zintchenko
2002Evgeni PetrovDmitri SemovVladimir Karpets
2003Vladimir GusevAlexander BespalovVladislav Borisov
2004Alexander BespalovOleg ZhukovDmitri Semov
2005Maxim BelkovVladimir GusevAlexander Bespalov
2006Alexander BespalovStanislav BelovMaxim Belkov
2007Vladimir GusevEvgeni PetrovAlexander Bespalov
2008Vladimir GusevTimofey KritskyVladimir Karpets
2009Artem OvechkinMikhail IgnatievMaxim Belkov
2010Vladimir GusevMikhail IgnatievAlexander Arekeev
2011Mikhail IgnatievVladimir KarpetsDmitri Sokolov
2012Denis MenchovDmitri SokolovValery Kaykov
2013Ilnur ZakarinVladimir GusevArtem Ovechkin
2014Anton VorobyevSergey ChernetskiyArtem Ovechkin
2015Artem OvechkinSergey NikolaevPavel Brutt
2016Sergey ChernetskiyPavel BruttMaxim Belkov
2017[1]Ilnur ZakarinMaxim BelkovAnton Vorobyev
2018[2]Artem OvechkinPavel SivakovAlexander Porsev
2019Artem OvechkinAnton VorobyevArtem Nych
2020Artem OvechkinSergey ShilovViktor Manakov
2021[3]Aleksandr VlasovArtem OvechkinVladislav Duyunov
2022Alexander EvtushenkoPetr RikunovViktor Manakov

U23

Year Gold Silver Bronze
2011Anton VorobyevArtur ErshovMaxim Pokidov
2012Anton VorobyevKonstantin KuperasovMikhail Akimov
2013Alexander EvtushenkoViktor ManakovEvgeny Zverkov
2014Alexander EvtushenkoRoman KustadinchevKirill Yatsevich
2015Alexander EvtushenkoIvan LutsenkoNikolay Cherkasov
2016Vladislav DuyunovPavel SaykoArtem Romanenko
2017Petr RikunovNikolay CherkasovStepan Kurianov
2018Petr RikunovVladislav KulikovAleksandr Vlasov
2019Andrei StepanovEvgenii KazanovMikhail Fokin
2020Lev GonovGleb SyritsaEvgenii Kazanov
2021Konstantin NekrasovAndrei StepanovSergey Belyakov
2022Kirill KapustinAleksandr BereznyakArtem Gomozkov

Women

Year Gold Silver Bronze
1993Nadezhda KibardinaSvetlana BubnenkovaValentina Gerasimova
1994Svetlana BubnenkovaAleksandra KoliasevaValentina Gerasimova
1995Valentina PolkhanovaZulfiya ZabirovaSvetlana Bubnenkova
1996Zulfiya ZabirovaGulnara Ivanova-FatkulinaNatalja Bubentchikova
1997Zulfiya ZabirovaValentina PolkhanovaValentina Gerasimova
1998Zulfiya ZabirovaSvetlana SamokhvalovaValentina Gerasimova
1999Zulfiya ZabirovaValentina GerasimovaElena Tchalykh
2000Zulfiya ZabirovaOlga SlyusarevaValentina Gerasimova
2001Olga SlyusarevaElena TchalykhSvetlana Ivakhonenkova
2002Zulfiya ZabirovaOlga SlyusarevaSvetlana Bubnenkova
2003Svetlana Bubnenkova
2004Olga SlyusarevaSvetlana BubnenkovaNatalia Boyarskaya
2005Svetlana BubnenkovaOlga SlyusarevaTatiana Antoshina
2006Olga SlyusarevaSvetlana BubnenkovaTatiana Antoshina
2007Tatiana AntoshinaAlexandra BurchenkovaYuliya Martisova
2008Elena TchalykhTatiana AntoshinaNatalia Boyarskaya
2009Tatiana AntoshinaAlexandra BurchenkovaSvetlana Bubnenkova
2010Tatiana AntoshinaOlga ZabelinskayaVictoria Kondel
2011Alexandra BurchenkovaOlga ZabelinskayaTatiana Antoshina
2012Olga ZabelinskayaNatalia BoyarskayaTatiana Antoshina
2013Tatiana AntoshinaKseniya DobryninaAlexandra Burchenkova
2014Tatiana AntoshinaKseniya DobryninaIrina Molycheva
2015Tatiana AntoshinaNatalia BoyarskayaTamara Balabolina
2016Natalia BoyarskayaAnastasia ChursinaSvetlana Kuznetsova
2017Kseniia TsymbalyukAnastasiia PliaskinaMargarita Syradoeva
2018[4]Olga ZabelinskayaKseniia TsymbalyukMaria Novolodskaya
2019Anastasiia PliaskinaElizaveta OshurkovaKseniya Dobrynina
2020Elizaveta OshurkovaMaria NovolodskayaTamara Balabolina
2021Tamara DronovaNatalia StudenikinaTatiana Antoshina
2022[5]Tamara DronovaTatiana AntoshinaDiana Klimova

References

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  3. "Aleksandr Vlasov becomes new Russian ITT Champion". Astana–Premier Tech. Abacanto SA. 17 June 2021. Retrieved 3 September 2022.
  4. "Olga Zabelinskaya wins Russian National Time Trial Championships". Cogeas–Mettler Pro Cycling Team. 2 July 2018. Retrieved 7 January 2019.
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