British National Keirin Championships

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The British National Keirin Championships are held annually as part of the British National Track Championships organised by British Cycling. The men's championship was inaugurated in 1983 [1] and a women's championship was held for the first time in 2003. [2]

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Men's Senior Race

Matthew Crampton, five time winner Matthew Crampton 2010.jpg
Matthew Crampton, five time winner
YearGoldSilverBronzeRef
1983 Terry Tinsley [3]
1984 Terry Tinsley Paul Swinnerton Dave Le Grys [4]
1985 Terry Tinsley [5]
1986 Dennis Lightfoot [6]
1987 Dave Le Grys Dave Miller Russell Williams [7]
1988 Gary Sadler Russell Williams Dave Miller [8]
1989 Paul McHugh [9]
1990 Russell Williams Paul McHugh Colin Sturgess [10]
1991 Nick Barnes Paul McHugh Gary Coltman [11]
1992 Paul McHugh Gary Coltman Russell Williams [12]
1993 Stewart Brydon Paul McHugh Rob Jefferies
1994 Paul McHugh Peter Jacques Marco Librizzi
1995 Steve Paulding+ [13]
1996 Peter Jacques Craig MacLean [13]
1997 Peter Jacques Rob Jefferies Alwyn McMath [13]
1998 Craig Percival Robert Darley Richard Kennedy
1999 Craig Percival Neil Campbell Mark Whittaker
2000 Craig MacLean Barney Storey Alwyn McMath
2001 Jon Norfolk Barney Storey Alwyn McMath
2002 Jon Norfolk James Taylor Ben Elliott
2003 Barney Storey Matthew Haynes Dave Heald
2004 Ben Elliott Matthew Haynes James Taylor
2005 Matthew Crampton Dave Heald Richard Kennedy
2006 Ross Edgar Matthew Crampton Chris Hoy
2007 Matthew Crampton Ross Edgar Chris Hoy
2008 Matthew Crampton Craig MacLean Christian Lyte
2009 Chris Hoy Jason Kenny Christian Lyte
2010 Ross Edgar Jason Kenny Chris Pritchard
2011 Chris Hoy David Daniell Philip Hindes
2012 Matthew Crampton Matt Rotherham Craig MacLean
2013 Jason Kenny Matthew Crampton Lewis Oliva
2014 Callum Skinner Matthew Crampton Lewis Oliva
2015 Matthew Crampton Lewis Oliva Thomas Rotherham
2017 Lewis Oliva Matt Rotherham Thomas Rotherham
2018 Lewis Oliva Joseph Truman Alex Jolliffe
2019 Jason Kenny Jack Carlin Joseph Truman
2020 Joseph Truman Matthew Roper Niall Monks [14]
2021 not held due to Covid-19
2022 Jack Carlin Joseph Truman Hamish Turnbull [15]
2023 Hamish Turnbull Jack Carlin Niall Monks
2024 Hayden Norris Niall Monks Harvey McNaughton [16]

+ winner following disqualification of Shawn Lynch

Women's Senior Race

Becky James, winner in 2011 and 2012 Rebecca James (GBR) track cycling.jpg
Becky James, winner in 2011 and 2012
YearGoldSilverBronzeRef
1992 Sally Dawes [17]
1993 Sally Timmis [17]
2003 Victoria Pendleton Denise Hampson Wendy Everson
2004 Joy Nixon Jo Tindley Rusine Airstone
2005 Victoria Pendleton Lucy Richards Katie Curtis
2006 Victoria Pendleton Anna Blyth Lucy Ayres
2007 Victoria Pendleton Anna Blyth Helen Scott
2008 Victoria Pendleton Anna Blyth Jess Varnish
2009 Victoria Pendleton Becky James Helen Scott
2010 Victoria Pendleton Jessica Varnish Helen Scott
2011 Becky James Jessica Crampton Victoria Williamson
2012 Becky James Victoria Williamson Charline Joiner
2013 Jessica Varnish Katy Marchant Rachel James
2014 Jessica Varnish Dannielle Khan Katy Marchant [18]
2015 Katy Marchant Becky James Jessica Varnish [19]
2017 Sophie Capewell Katie Archibald Neah Evans
2018 Jessica Crampton Lauren Bate Sophie Capewell
2019 Jessica Crampton Ellie Coster Joanna Smith
2020 Lauren Bell Emma Finucane Ellie Coster [14]
2021 not held due to Covid-19
2022 Ellie Stone Emma Finucane Sophie Capewell [15]
2023 Emma Finucane Katy Marchant Sophie Capewell
2024 Lauren Bell Rhian Edmunds Amy Cole [16]

Junior

Extended content

Men's Junior Race

YearGoldSilverBronze
Keirin
2004 Jak Kenton-Sraggan Tom Smith Joe Liversidge
2005 Jason Kenny Michael Partridge Kyle Tilley
2006 Peter Kennaugh David Daniell Christian Lyte
2007 Christian Lyte David Daniell Steven Hill
2008 Steven Hill Kevin Stewart Peter Mitchell
2009 Lewis Oliva Kian Emadi Kevin Stewart
2010 Kian Emadi Lewis Oliva Thomas Gregory
2011 Matthew Rotherham John Paul Thomas Baker
2012 Matthew Rotherham Jack Hoyle Cameron Howard
2013 Thomas Scammell Leon Gledhill Ryan Owens
2014 [20] Joseph Truman Max NethellThomas Rotherham
2015 [21] Joseph Truman Thomas RotherhamAlex Jolliffe
2016 [22] Alex JolliffeCameron Thomson Hamish Turnbull
2017 [23] Lewis StewartChristopher Heaton Hamish Turnbull

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