British National Individual Pursuit Championships

The British National Individual Pursuit Championships are held annually as part of the British National Track Championships organised by British Cycling. A women's championship was held for the first time in 1960. ^{[1] [2] [3]}

The race is contested over 4,000 metres but the former Professional version was contested over 5,000 metres.

Past Winners

Men's 4,000 metres Senior Race

Graeme Obree, four times champion

Rob Hayles, four times champion

Paul Manning, five times champion

Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Ref
1947	Charlie Marriner	George Fleming	Tommy Godwin	[4]
1948	Charlie Marriner & Cyril Cartwright	no second place		[5]
1949	Tommy Godwin	Charlie Marriner	SF- George Fell & Jack Simpson	[6]
1950	Cyril Cartwright	Ken Mitchell	Jack Simpson	[7]
1951	Dave Keeler	Donald Burgess	SF- Don J Smith, Jack Simpson	[8]
1952	Keith Bentley			[9]
1953	Ken Mitchell	Peter Brotherton	SF-Keith Bentley & Ronald Stretton	[3]
1954	Norman Sheil	Peter Brotherton		[10]
1955	Norman Sheil	Dave Bartram	Colin Whittingham
1956	Mike Gambrill	Tom Simpson	John Geddes
1957	Mike Gambrill	Norman Sheil	John Geddes	[11]
1958	Tom Simpson	Mike Gambrill	Norman Sheil	[12]
1959	Norman Sheil	Gordon Ian	Barry Hoban
1960	Barry Hoban	Alf Engers		[13]
1961	Barry Hoban	Harry Jackson	Charlie McCoy
1962	Harry Jackson	Charlie McCoy	Dave Bonner	[14]
1963	Hugh Porter	Harry Jackson
1964	Hugh Porter	Derek Harrison		[15]
1965	Hugh Porter
1966 P	Dave Bonner	Hugh Porter		[16]
1966 A	Graham Webb
1967 P	Hugh Porter	Dave Bonner		[16]
1967 A	Brendan McKeown
1968 P	Hugh Porter	Dave Bonner	William Holmes	[17]
1968 A	Brendan McKeown	Ian Hallam	Billy Whiteside	[18] [19]
1969 P	Hugh Porter	Dave Bonner	William Holmes	[20] [21]
1969 A	Ian Hallam	Billy Whiteside		[22] [21]
1970 A	Ian Hallam			[23]
1971 P	Reg Smith	Nigel Dean	Bob Addy	[24]
1971 A	Ian Hallam	Ray Ward	Alan Lloyd	[25]
1972	Ian Hallam	Willi Moore	Mick Bennett
1973	Ian Hallam	Willi Moore	Mick Bennett
1974	Ian Hallam	Steve Heffernan	Willi Moore
1975
1976
1977 P	Steve Heffernan	Robin Crocker	Mick Bennett
1977 A	Tony Doyle	Derek Hunt	Ian Banbury
1978 P	Steve Heffernan	Ian Banbury	Ian Hallam	[26]
1978 A	Tony Doyle	John Patston	Willi Moore	[27]
1979 P	Ian Hallam	Ian Banbury	Steve Heffernan	[28]
1979 A
1980 P	Tony Doyle	Ian Hallam	Ian Banbury
1980 A	Sean Yates	Dave Akam	Shaun Wallace	[29]
1981 P	Tony Doyle	Ian Hallam	Ian Banbury	[30]
1981 A	Dave Akam	Shaun Wallace	Steve Denton	[31]
1982 P	Sean Yates	Tony Doyle	Ian Banbury	[32]
1982 A	Shaun Wallace	Tony Mayer	Steve Denton	[33]
1983 P	Sean Yates
1983 A	Shaun Wallace	Paul Curran
1984 P
1984 A	Darryl Webster		Paul Curran
1985 P	Malcolm Elliott	Ian Banbury	Nigel Dean	[34]
1985 A	Darryl Webster	Adrian Timmis	Rob Muzio	[35]
1986 P	Tony Doyle	Peter Sanders	Ian Fagan	[36]
1986 A	Rob Muzio	Darryl Webster	Glen Sword	[37]
1987 P	Tony Doyle	Sean Yates	Adrian Timmis	[38]
1987 A	Colin Sturgess	Jon Walshaw	Chris Boardman	[39]
1988 P	Tony Doyle	Jon Walshaw	Darryl Webster	[40]
1988 A	Colin Sturgess	Chris Boardman		[41]
1989 P	Colin Sturgess	Paul Curran	Jon Walshaw	[42]
1989 A	Chris Boardman	Bryan Steel	Glen Sword	[43]
1990 P	Colin Sturgess	Gary Coltman	Jon Walshaw	[44]
1990 A	Simon Lillistone	Chris Boardman	Bryan Steel or Matt Illingworth	[45]
1991 P	Colin Sturgess	Jon Walshaw	Gary Coltman	[46]
1991 A	Chris Boardman	Simon Lillistone	Bryan Steel	[47]
1992	Chris Boardman	Bryan Steel	Stuart Shand	[48]
1993	Graeme Obree	Bryan Steel	Stuart Dangerfield	[49]
1994	Graeme Obree	Bryan Steel	Stuart Dangerfield	[50]
1995	Graeme Obree	Bryan Steel	Rob Hayles	[51] [52]
1996	Graeme Obree	Rob Hayles	Shaun Wallace	[53]
1997	Rob Hayles	Bryan Steel	Jon Clay
1998	Rob Hayles	Matt Illingworth	Jon Clay
1999	Rob Hayles	Matt Illingworth	Bradley Wiggins
2000	Rob Hayles	Paul Manning	Bradley Wiggins
2001	Paul Manning	Rob Hayles	Chris Newton
2002	Michael Hutchinson	Kristian House	Ben Hallam
2003	Paul Manning	Bryan Steel	Rob Hayles
2004	Paul Manning	Rob Hayles	Kristian House
2005	Paul Manning	Rob Hayles	Michael Hutchinson
2006	David Millar	Paul Manning	Chris Newton
2007	Paul Manning	Ed Clancy	Jonathan Bellis
2008	Steven Burke	Rob Hayles	Michael Hutchinson
2009	Geraint Thomas	Andy Tennant	Ben Swift
2010	Peter Kennaugh	George Atkins	Sam Harrison
2011	Steven Burke	Sam Harrison	Jon Dibben
2012	Owain Doull	Jon Dibben	Douglas Dewey
2013	Edward Clancy	Steven Burke	Joe Kelly
2014	Andrew Tennant	Steven Burke	Jon Dibben
2015	Andrew Tennant	Germain Burton	Jon Dibben
2017	Daniel Bigham	Charlie Tanfield	Ethan Hayter
2018	Charlie Tanfield	Daniel Bigham	John Archibald
2019	John Archibald	Daniel Bigham	Kyle Gordon
2020	John Archibald	Jonathan Wale	Daniel Bigham	[54]
2021 not held due to COVID-19
2022	Daniel Bigham	Charlie Tanfield	Kyle Gordon	[55]
2023	Charlie Tanfield	Michael Gill	William Roberts
2024	Michael Gill	William Roberts	Matthew Brennan	[56]
2025	Josh Charlton	Michael Gill	William Perrett	[57]

A = Amateur / P = Professional

Women's 3,000 metres Senior Race (1960–2024)

Beryl Burton

Wendy Houvenaghel

Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Ref
1960	Beryl Burton
1961	Beryl Burton
1962
1963	Beryl Burton
1964	Beryl Burton	Shirley Killingbeck		[15]
1965	Beryl Burton
1966	Beryl Burton
1967	Beryl Burton
1968	Beryl Burton
1969	Carol Barton			[58]
1970	Beryl Burton			[59]
1971	Beryl Burton	Bernadette Swinnerton	Maggie Gordon-Smith
1972	Beryl Burton	Carol Barton	Maggie Gordon-Smith
1973	Beryl Burton	Carol Barton	Maggie Gordon-Smith
1974	Beryl Burton	Carol Barton	Maggie Gordon-Smith
1975	Denise Burton	Maggie Gordon-Smith	Carol Barton	[60]
1976
1977	Maggie Thompson	Denise Burton	Beryl Burton
1978	Maggie Thompson	Brenda Atkinson	Denise Burton	[61]
1979	Brenda Atkinson	Anne Collingwood	Catherine Swinnerton	[62]
1980	Mandy Jones	Pauline Cave	Catherine Swinnerton	[63]
1981	Mandy Jones	Catherine Swinnerton	Pauline Strong	[64]
1982	Mandy Jones	Catherine Swinnerton	Barbara Collins or Pauline Strong
1983
1984
1985	Theresa Dark	Maria Blower	Judith Painter	[35]
1986	Theresa Dark	Lisa Brambani		[65]
1987	Sally Hodge	Lisa Brambani	Barbara Collins	[66]
1988	Sally Hodge	Carole Langley	Elaine Ward or Sarah Springman	[67]
1989	Sally McKenzie-Hodge	Maxine Johnson	Sally Dawes	[68]
1990	Sally Dawes	Maxine Johnson	Sue Wright	[69]
1991	Sally Dawes	Louise Jones	Mandy Jones	[70]
1992	Sally Dawes	Louise Jones	Rachelle Jones	[71]
1993	Sally Timmis	Sarah Phillips	Maxine Johnson	[72]
1994	Yvonne McGregor	Sally Dawes	Maxine Johnson
1995	Yvonne McGregor	Maxine Johnson	Vikki Filsell	[52]
1996	Yvonne McGregor	Maxine Johnson	Vikki Filsell	[53]
1997	Yvonne McGregor	Sally Boyden	Vikki Filsell or Michelle Ward	[73]
1998	Yvonne McGregor	Michelle Ward	Emma Davies
1999	Yvonne McGregor	Emma Davies	Sally Boyden
2000	Yvonne McGregor	Emma Davies	Frances Newstead
2001	Emma Davies	Yvonne McGregor	Sara Symington
2002	Emma Davies	Angela Hunter	Emily Forde
2003	Emma Davies	Frances Newstead	Rachel Heal
2004	Emma Davies	Katrina Hair	Lorna Webb
2005	Wendy Houvenaghel	Rachel Heal	Katrina Hair
2006	Rebecca Romero	Nikki Harris	Sarah Bailey
2007	Wendy Houvenaghel	Rebecca Romero	Joanna Rowsell
2008	Sarah Storey	Emma Trott	Lynn Hamel
2009	Sarah Storey	Hannah Mayho	Dani King
2010	Wendy Houvenaghel	Sarah Storey	Laura Trott
2011	Joanna Rowsell	Laura Trott	Wendy Houvenaghel
2012	Lucy Garner	Charline Joiner	Hannah Barnes
2013	Laura Trott	Dani King	Katie Archibald
2014	Katie Archibald	Laura Trott	Joanna Rowsell
2015	Laura Trott	Katie Archibald	Joanna Rowsell Shand	[74]
2017	Katie Archibald	Emily Nelson	Neah Evans
2018	Katie Archibald	Emily Nelson	Emily Kay
2019	Katie Archibald	Neah Evans	Eleanor Dickinson
2020	Josie Knight	Anna Morris	Megan Barker	[54]
2021 not held due to COVID-19
2022	Neah Evans	Anna Morris	Kate Richardson	[55]
2023	Neah Evans	Ella Barnwell	Francesca Hall
2024	Kate Richardson	Frankie Hall	Izzy Sharp	[75]

Women's 4,000 metres Senior Race (2025–)

Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Ref
2025	Anna Morris	Izzy Sharp	Grace Lister	[76]

Junior

Extended content

Men's Junior Race Year Gold Silver Bronze 3 km Pursuit 1972 Stuart Morris [77] 1977 Dave Akam Shaun Fenwick Ian Fagan 1978 Tony Mayer Paul Curran Gordon Wooldridge 1987 Simon Lillistone Bryan Steel Roger Ward 1989 Mark Dawes [78] 1993 Richard Prince Andrew Russell Andrew Mummery 1994 David George Andrew Mummery Lee Garner 1998 Bradley Wiggins Mark Kelly S. Collins 1999 Ben Hallam Rhys Gruffydd C Sellen 2000 Kieran Page Ben Hallam C Sellen 2001 Kieran Page Russell Anderson Adam Duggleby 2003 Ed Clancy Geraint Thomas Matt Brammier 2004 Ross Sander Ian Stannard Tom Smith 2005 Andy Tennant Ian Stannard Ben Swift 2006 Peter Kennaugh David Daniell Christian Lyte 2007 Steven Burke Jonathan Bellis Peter Kennaugh 2008 Mark Christian Andrew Fenn Erick Rowsell 2009 George Atkins Tim Kennaugh Daniel McLay 2010 Sam Harrison Dan Mclay Owain Doull 2011 Jon Dibben Owain Doull Robert Lambton 2012 Christopher Latham Jacob Ragan Kristian Woolf 2013 Matthew Gibson Tao Geoghegan Hart Jacob Ragan 2014 Matthew Gibson Joe Holt Matthew Bostock 2015 Ethan Hayter Reece Wood Angus Claxton 2016 Ethan Hayter Reece Wood Rhys Britton [79] 2017 [80] Ethan Vernon Fred Wright Rhys Britton Women's Junior Race Year Gold Silver Bronze Pursuit 2002 Kimberley Walsh Jane Leask Amy Hunt 2003 Nikki Harris Amy Hunt Cayley Ennett 2004 Amy Hunt Jo Tindley Kimberley Blythe 2005 Joanna Rowsell Jo Tindley Lara Wann 2006 Joanna Rowsell Elizabeth Armitstead Hannah Mayho 2007 Hannah Mayho Lucy Martin Emma Trott 2008 Hannah Mayho Katie Colclough Alex Greenfield 2009 Laura Trott Ella Sadler-Andrews Jessica Booth 2010 Laura Trott Hannah Barnes Hannah Walker 2011 Elinor Barker Lucy Garner Hannah Barnes 2012 Katie Archibald Lucy Garner Emily Kay 2013 Emily Kay Hayley Jones Emily Nelson 2014 [81] Grace Garner Manon Lloyd Melissa Lowther 2015 [82] Grace Garner Abbie Dentus Ellie Dickinson 2016 [83] Ellie Dickinson Becky Raybould Jessica Roberts 2017 [80] Emily Tillett Ellie Russell Lauren Dolan

Youth

Extended content

Male Youth Race Year Gold Silver Bronze 2 km pursuit 1977 Paul Wright 1991 Andrew Mummery Geraint Day 1993 Paul Sheppard 1995 Sion Jones Stephen MacMillan 1997 David Heaven Scott Burns Rhys Gruffydd 1998 Kris Story Richard Sutcliffe George Holland 1999 Richard Sutcliffe Steve Harrison James Cartwright 2000 Matthew Haynes Adam Duggleby Tom White 2001 Geraint Thomas Bruce Edgar Jonathon Fletcher 2003 Tom Smith Shane Charlton Richard Hepworth 2004 Steven Burke Shane Charlton Andrew Fenn 2005 Adam Blythe Peter Kennaugh Mark McNally 2006 Andrew Fenn Benjamin Plain Mark Christian 2007 Samuel Harrison Daniel McLay George Atkins 2008 Samuel Harrison Jamie Rogers Felix English 2009 Jon Dibben Robert Lambton Owain Doull 2010 Jon Dibben Sam Lowe Jacob Ragan 2011 Chris Lawless Oliver Wood Tao Geoghegan Hart 2012 Charlie Tanfield Joe Evans Matthew Gibson 2013 Joe Holt Matthew Bostock Joseph Fry 2014 Fred Wright Ethan Hayter Rhys Britton 2015 [84] Rhys Britton Fred Wright Jake Stewart 2016 [85] Matthew Burke Charlie Calvert Ethan Vernon 2017 [80] Lewis Askey Zach Bridges Samuel Watson Female Youth Race Year Gold Silver Bronze 2 km pursuit 1998 Nicole Cooke Claire Dixon Danielle Andrew 1999 Nicole Cooke Claire Dixon Laura Bissell 2000 Kimberley Walsh Nicki Lloyd Kirsteen Lawrie 2001 Katherine Hill Rachel Ball Nicki Lloyd 2002 Susy Massey Rachel Ball Kim Blythe 2003 Jo Tindley Kimberley Blythe Jenny Middlehurst 2004 Anna Blyth Lucy Richards Jenny Middlehurst 2005 Lara Wann Greta Junker Lucy Richards 2006 Hannah Mayho Danielle King Greta Junker 2007 Jessica Booth Corrine Hall Ella Sadler-Andrews 2008 Lucy Garner Ruby Miller Hannah Barnes 2009 Emily Kay Hannah Barnes Lucy Garner 2010 Emily Kay Elinor Barker Amy Roberts 2011 Emily Kay Amy Hill Emily Nelson 2012 Grace Garner Emily Nelson Melissa Lowther 2013 Charlotte Broughton Lucy Shaw Abigail Dentus 2014 Charlotte Broughton Jessica Roberts Eleanor Dickinson 2015 [86] Jessica Roberts Emily Tillett Rachel Jary 2016 [87] Elynor Bäckstedt Ellie Russell Pfeiffer Georgi 2017 [80] Elynor Bäckstedt Ella Barnwell Zoë Bäckstedt

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