Australian National Time Trial Championships

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The Australian National Time Trial Championships, are held annually with an event for each category of rider: Men, Women & under 23 riders. The event has been run concurrently with the Australian National Road Race Championships since 2002. The Australian Championships have officially been known as the Scody Australian Open Road Cycling Championships since 1999, taking the name of their main sponsor, but are more commonly referred to as The Nationals. [1] According to Cycling Australia, the under 23 men's time trial championships were introduced in 2001. [2] Gran fondo national championships were introduced in 2016. [2] E-sports made a debut in 2019. [2]

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The winners of each event are awarded with a symbolic cycling jersey featuring green and yellow stripes, which can be worn by the rider at other time trialling events in the country to show their status as national champion. The champion's stripes can be combined into a sponsored rider's team kit design for this purpose.

Multiple winners

Elite

Men

YearGoldSilverBronzeRef.
1994 Nathan O'Neill Jonathan Hall Anthony Gaudry
1995 Matt White Paul Brosnan Jonathan Hall
1996 Nathan O'Neill Brett Dennis Matt White
1997 Jonathan Hall Jamie Drew Steve Williams
1998 Nathan O'Neill Tom Leaper Tristan Priem
1999 Jonathan Hall Denis Mungoven Peter Milostic [3]
2000cancelled
2001 Kristjan Snorrason Denis Mungoven Russel Van Hout [4]
2002 Nathan O'Neill Michael Rogers Ben Day [5]
2003 Ben Day Michael Rogers Adrian Laidler [5]
2004 Nathan O'Neill Peter Milostic Luke Roberts
2005 Nathan O'Neill Rory Sutherland Russel Van Hout [5]
2006 Nathan O'Neill Luke Roberts Ben Day [5]
2007 Nathan O'Neill Rory Sutherland David Pell [5]
2008 Adam Hansen Rory Sutherland Ben Day [5]
2009 Michael Rogers Cameron Meyer Richie Porte [5]
2010 Cameron Meyer Jack Anderson Luke Roberts [6]
2011 Cameron Meyer Jack Bobridge Michael Matthews [7]
2012 Luke Durbridge Cameron Meyer Michael Rogers [8]
2013 Luke Durbridge Rohan Dennis Michael Matthews [9]
2014 Michael Hepburn Luke Durbridge Damien Howson [10]
2015 Richie Porte Rohan Dennis Jack Bobridge [11]
2016 Rohan Dennis Richie Porte Sean Lake [12]
2017 Rohan Dennis Luke Durbridge Benjamin Dyball [13]
2018 Rohan Dennis Luke Durbridge Richie Porte [14]
2019 Luke Durbridge Rohan Dennis Cameron Meyer [15]
2020 Luke Durbridge Rohan Dennis Chris Harper [16]
2021 Luke Plapp Luke Durbridge Kelland O'Brien [17] [18]
2022 Rohan Dennis Luke Durbridge Conor Leahy [19]
2023 Jay Vine Luke Durbridge Kelland O'Brien [20]

Women

YearGoldSilverBronzeRef.
1991 Catherine Hart Ingrid Eadie Jane McDonald
1992 Kathy Watt Ingrid Eadie Catherine Hart
1993 Kathy Watt Anita Crossley Cathy Reardon
1994 Kathy Watt Susan Poidevin Cathy Reardon
1995 Tracey Watson Kathy Watt Melissa Berryman
1996 Kathy Watt Anna Millward Lynn Nixon
1997 Anna Millward Kathy Watt Ellie Kennedy
1998 Anna Millward Kathy Watt Jodie Brewer
1999 Kristy Scrymgeour Kathy Watt Tracey Gaudry [5]
2000 Tracey Gaudry Anna Millward Kristy Scrymgeour [5]
2001 Anna Millward Alison Wright Sara Carrigan [5]
2002 Sara Carrigan Anna Millward Hayley Rutherford [5]
2003 Sara Carrigan Olivia Gollan Oenone Wood [5]
2004 Oenone Wood Sara Carrigan Kathy Watt [5]
2005 Oenone Wood Sara Carrigan Amy Gillett [5]
2006 Kathy Watt Sara Carrigan Natalie Bates [5]
2007 Carla Ryan Kathy Watt Toireasa Gallagher [5]
2008 Bridie O'Donnell Sara Carrigan Alexis Rhodes [5]
2009 Carla Ryan Alexis Rhodes Kathy Watt [5]
2010 Amber Halliday Bridie O'Donnell Carly Light [21]
2011 Shara Gillow Taryn Heather Ruth Corset [22]
2012 Shara Gillow Taryn Heather Bridie O'Donnell [23]
2013 Shara Gillow Grace Sulzberger Felicity Wardlaw [24]
2014 Felicity Wardlaw Shara Gillow Bridie O'Donnell [25]
2015 Shara Gillow Bridie O'Donnell Taryn Heather [26]
2016 Katrin Garfoot Shara Gillow Tiffany Cromwell [27]
2017 Katrin Garfoot Shara Gillow Kate Perry [28]
2018 Katrin Garfoot Lucy Kennedy Shara Gillow [29]
2019 Grace Brown Gracie Elvin Kate Perry [30]
2020 Sarah Gigante Grace Brown Emily Herfoss [31]
2021 Sarah Gigante Grace Brown Nicole Frain [32] [33]
2022 Grace Brown Amber Pate Lisa Jacob [34]
2023 Grace Brown Georgie Howe Brodie Chapman [35]

Under 23

Men

YearGoldSilverBronzeRef.
2001Toby HaltScott TaylorTim Casey
2002Jonathan Davis Flag of the Netherlands.svg Jens Mouris Lee Godfrey [5]
2003 Adrian Laidler Mark Jamieson Jonathan Davis [5]
2004 Mark Jamieson Richard Moffatt William Walker [5]
2005 Mark Jamieson Richard MoffattSamuel Lee [5]
2006 Shaun Higgerson Mark Jamieson Miles Olman [5]
2007 Zakkari Dempster Hayden Josefski Miles Olman [5]
2008 Matt King Benjamin King Travis Meyer [5]
2009 Jack Bobridge Travis Meyer Michael Matthews [5]
2010 Rohan Dennis Luke Durbridge Michael Matthews [36]
2011 Luke Durbridge Michael Hepburn Jay McCarthy [37]
2012 Rohan Dennis Damien Howson Campbell Flakemore [38]
2013 Damien Howson Alexander Morgan Campbell Flakemore [39]
2014 Jordan Kerby Harry Carpenter Miles Scotson [40]
2015 Miles Scotson Oscar Stevenson Harry Carpenter [41]
2016 Callum Scotson Miles Scotson Ben O'Connor [42]
2017 Callum Scotson Robert Stannard Michael Storer [43]
2018 Callum Scotson Samuel Jenner Jason Lea [44]
2019 Liam Magennis Luke Plapp Samuel Jenner [45]
2020 Luke Plapp Kelland O'Brien Carter Turnbull [46]
2021Carter TurnbullConor LeahyPat Eddy [47] [48]
2022Carter Turnbull Matthew Dinham Zac Marriage [49]
2023Alastair MackellarOliver BleddynZac Marriage [50]

Women

YearGoldSilverBronzeRef.
2009 Josie Tomic Shara Gillow Sarah Kent [5]
2010 Josie Tomic Tiffany Cromwell Alexandra Carle [21]
2011 Lauren Kitchen Amy Cure Carlee Taylor [22]
2012 Sinead Noonan Lauren Kitchen Sarah Kent [23]
2013 Ailie McDonald Jessica Allen Cassandra Dodd [24]
2014 Jenelle Crooks Emily Roper Jessica Allen [25]
2015 Rebecca Mackey Ellen Skerritt Jenelle Crooks [26]
2016 Emily Roper Ellen Skerritt Jenelle Crooks [27]
2017 Alexandra Manly Jaime GunningElla Scanlan-Bloor [51]
2018 Alexandra Manly Maeve Plouffe Kerry Jonker [29]
2019 Sarah Gigante Anya LouwJemma Eastwood [52]
2020 Sarah Gigante Jamie GunningEmily Watts [31]
2021 Sarah Gigante Emily WattsAnya Louw [33]
2022Anya LouwAlyssa PolitesEmily Watts [34]
2023Isabelle CarnesLucinda StewartHaylee Fuller [35]

Junior / Under 19

Men

YearGoldSilverBronzeRef.
2006Hayden Josefski Cameron Meyer Leigh Howard [5]
2007 Rohan Dennis Thomas Palmer Michael Freiberg [5]
2008 Michael Freiberg [5]
2009 Luke Durbridge Dale Parker Jordan Kerby [53]
2010Dale Parker Jay McCarthy Ethan Kimmince [54]
2011 Alexander Morgan Jack Beckinsale Caleb Ewan [55]
2012 Caleb Ewan Alexander Morgan Miles Scotson [56]
2013Tom KaeslerDaniel FitterJack Edwards [57]
2014 Callum Scotson Lucas Hamilton Angus Lyons [58]
2015 Rohan Wight Flag of New Zealand.svg  James Fouché  (NZ) Liam Magennis [59]
2016 Harry Sweeny
2017Thomas JonesElliot SchultzMitchell Wright [60]
2018 Luke Plapp Tyler LondorffMitchell Wright [61]
2019Patrick EddyHarry MorganJame Moriarty [62]
2020Patrick EddyAlastair MackellarZac Kelly [63]
2021Lachlan MillerDylan GeorgeMatthew Connan [64]
2022Hamish McKenzieCameron RogersLachlan Miller [65]
2023Oscar ChamberlainWil HolmesJoshua Cranage [66]

Women

YearGoldSilverBronzeRef.
2006 Tiffany Cromwell [5]
2007 Josie Tomic [5]
2008Sophie Ootes [5]
2009Kendelle Hodges Amy Cure Madeleine Brunton [53]
2010 Amy Cure Sinead Noonan Jessica Allen [67]
2011Allison Rice Jessica Allen Jessica Mundy [55]
2012 Emily Roper Georgia Baker Kelsey Robson [56]
2013 Alexandra Manly Lucy Kirk Macey Stewart [68]
2014Anna-Leeza Hull Macey Stewart Alexandra Manly [69]
2015Anna-Leeza Hull Hollee Simmons Jaime Gunning [70]
2016Jaime Gunning
2017 Madeleine Fasnacht Anya LouwSophie Edwards [71]
2018 Sarah Gigante Anya LouwSophie Edwards [72]
2019Francesca SewellCatelyn TurnerKatarina Chung-Orr [73]
2020Alyssa PolitesFrancesca SewellCatelyn Turner [74]
2021Alyssa PolitesHaylee FullerIsablee Carnes [75]
2022Isablee CarnesSophie MarrLucy Stewart [76]
2023Felicity Wilson-HaffendenLauren BatesTalia Appleton [77]

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