Serbian National Road Championships

Serbian National Road Championships
Race details
Date	June
Discipline	Road
Type	One-day race

Last updated December 30, 2023

The Serbian National Road Championships are held annually to decide the cycling champions in both the road race and time trial discipline, across various categories.

Men

Road race

Year	Winner	Second	Third
2007	Žolt Der	Dragan Spasić	Predrag Prokić
2008	Predrag Prokić	Nebojša Jovanović	Esad Hasanović
2009	Ivan Stević	Esad Hasanović	Nebojša Jovanović
2010	Žolt Der	Goran Smelcerović	Đorde Stevanović
2011	Žolt Der	Esad Hasanović	Nikola Stefanović
2012	Nikola Kozomara	Goran Smelcerović	Đorde Stevanović
2013	Ivan Stević	Marko Danilović	Bojan Djurdjic
2014	Miloš Borisavljević	Ivan Stević	Nebojša Jovanović
2015	Ivan Stević	Miloš Borisavljević	Gabor Kasa
2016	Nikola Kozomara	Nebojša Jovanović	Dejan Maric
2017	Dušan Kalaba	Goran Antonijević	Milan Dragojević
2018	Dušan Rajović	Marko Danilović	Dušan Kalaba
2019	Dušan Rajović	Veljko Stojnić	Marko Danilović
2020	Đorđe Đurić	Stefan Stefanović	Vladimir Vulićević
2021	Dušan Rajović	Stefan Stefanović	Veljko Stojnić
2022	Dušan Rajović	Luka Turkulov	Marko Danilović
2023	Dušan Rajović	Đorđe Đurić	Veljko Stojnić

Time trial

Year	Winner	Second	Third
2007	Esad Hasanović	Žolt Der	Goran Smelcerović
2008	Esad Hasanović	Žolt Der	Dragan Spasić
2009	Žolt Der	Esad Hasanović	Dragan Spasić
2010	Esad Hasanović	Nikola Stefanović	Milanko Petrović
2011	Žolt Der	Esad Hasanović	Nikola Stefanović
2012	Ivan Stević	Nikola Kozomara	Esad Hasanović
2013	Esad Hasanović	Gabor Kasa	Miloš Borisavljević
2014	Gabor Kasa	Ivan Stević	Marko Danilović
2015	Gabor Kasa	Miloš Borisavljević	Goran Antonijević
2016	Dušan Rajović	Dušan Kalaba	Stefan Stefanović
2017	Dušan Rajović	Stefan Stefanović	Stevan Klisurić
2018	Veljko Stojnić	Ognjen Ilić	Andrej Galović^[1]
2019	Ognjen Ilić	Veljko Stojnić	Stevan Klisurić
2020	Veljko Stojnić	Ognjen Ilić	Dušan Veselinović
2021	Ognjen Ilić	Stevan Klisurić	Dušan Veselinović
2022	Dušan Rajović	Ognjen Ilić	Veljko Stojnić
2023	Ognjen Ilić	Đorđe Đurić	Veljko Stojnić

Women

Year	Road Race	Time Trial^[2]^[3]
2007	Dragana Kovačević	Jovana Krtinić
2008	Dragana Kovačević	Vanesa Durman
2009	Jovana Krtinić	Jovana Krtinić
2010		Jovana Krtinić
2011		Jovana Krtinić
2012	Jovana Crnogorac	Jovana Crnogorac
2013	Ivana Kostić	Maja Marković
2014	Jelena Erić	Jelena Erić
2015	Maja Marković	Maja Marković
2016	Jelena Erić	Jelena Erić
2017	Jelena Erić	Jelena Erić
2018	Jelena Erić	Jelena Erić
2019	Jelena Erić	Jelena Erić
2020	Ivana Vilim	Ivana Vilim
2021	Jelena Erić	Sara Počuča
2022	Jelena Erić	Aleksandra Sovilj
2023	Jelena Erić	Irina Stevanović

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References

↑ "National Championships Serbia (Erdevik) I.T.T. (30 km)". cqranking.com.
↑ "CQ Ranking".
↑ "CN Serbia ITT". Firstcycling.com. Retrieved 26 June 2022.

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[1] "National Championships Serbia (Erdevik) I.T.T. (30 km)". cqranking.com.

[2] "CQ Ranking".

[3] "CN Serbia ITT". Firstcycling.com. Retrieved 26 June 2022.

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