Albanian National Time Trial Championships

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The Albanian National Time Trial Championships have been held since 2002.

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Multiple winners

Men
WinsNameYears
6 Eugert Zhupa 2009, 2011, 2012, 2015, 2016, 2018
4 Ylber Sefa 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022
3 Palion Zarka 2002, 2007, 2008
2 Iltjan Nika 2014, 2017

Men

Albanian National Time Trial Championships
Race details
RegionAlbania
Discipline Road bicycle racing
TypeOne-day
History
First edition2002 (2002)
First winner Palion Zarka
Most wins Eugert Zhupa (6 wins)
Most recent Ylber Sefa
YearGoldSilverBronze
2002 Palion Zarka Besnik Musaj Admir Hasimaj
2003–
2006
Not held
2007 Palion Zarka Erjon Plaka Besmir Banushi
2008 Palion Zarka Ervin Haxhi Leonard Zeneli
2009 Eugert Zhupa Ervin Haxhi Palion Zarka
2010Not held
2011 Eugert Zhupa Ylber Sefa Sufa Autin
2012 Eugert Zhupa Ylber Sefa Donald Mukaj
2013 Redi Halilaj Olsjan Velia Marius Huqi
2014 Iltjan Nika Xhuliano Kamberaj Marildo Yzeiraj
2015 Eugert Zhupa Besmir Banushi Laert Bregu
2016 Eugert Zhupa Ylber Sefa Laert Bregu
2017 Iltjan Nika Besmir Banushi Olsian Velia
2018 Eugert Zhupa Olsian Velia Besmir Banushi
2019 Ylber Sefa Olsian Velia Drini Bardhi
2020 Ylber Sefa Olsian Velia Besmir Banushi
2021 Ylber Sefa Olsian Velia Drini Bardhi
2022 Ylber Sefa Brikel Barci Mikel Demiri

U23

YearGoldSilverBronze
2015 Iltjan Nika Marildo Yzeiraj Krisel Sota
2017 Iltjan Nika Bujar Muca Irindi Dova
2019 Klidi Jaku Bruno Kola Marcelo Kola
2020 Ilia Cota Bruno Kola Gjergj Zefi
2021 Mikel Demiri Gjergj Zefi Bruno Kola
2022 Brikel Barci Mikel Demiri Nuri Mullalli

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