Dominican Republic National Time Trial Championships

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The Dominican National Time Trial Championship decides the national time trial champion of the Dominican Republic.

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Men

Elite

YearGoldSilverBronzeRef
2007 Augusto Sánchez Rafael Germán Jorge Cordero [1]
2010 Augusto Sánchez Rafael Germán Benigno de la Cruz [2]
2013 Rodny Minier Julio César Peralta Heriberto Peña [3]
2014 Augusto Sánchez Adderlyn Cruz Luis Tomás Méndez [4]
2015 Rafael Merán William Guzmán Rodny Minier [5]
2016 William Guzmán Ismael Collado Adderlyn Cruz [6]
2017 Augusto Sánchez Rafael Merán Adderlyn Cruz [7]
2018 William Guzmán Geovanny García Augusto Sánchez
2019 Rafael Merán Adderlyn Cruz Wellington Capellán
2020–
2021		Not held
2022 Erlin García Junior Deribal —

U23

YearGoldSilverBronzeRef
2007 Erizon Peña José Ferreras Brian Zacarías [1]
2010 Marcos Capellan Norlandy Taveras Erizon Peña [2]
2013 William Guzmán Adderlyn Cruz Geovanny García [3]
2014 William Guzmán Juan José Cueto Anthony Rodríguez [4]
2015 Elvis Reyes David Astacio Moisés Selman [5]
2016 David Astacio Allen Rodríguez Dawry Cabrera [6]
2017 Wellington Canela Gelyn Saladín Erick Martínez [7]
2020–
2021		Not held
2022 Steven Polanco Jesús Marte Frankel Rodríguez

Women

Elite

YearGoldSilverBronzeRef
2007 Juana Fernández Ana Gómez Stephany Contreras [1]
2010 Hilda Castillo Yaina Beras Cesarina Ballenilla [2]
2013 Juana Fernández Gina Figuereo Ana González [3]
2014 Juana Fernández Natasha Méndez Mary Fabián [4]
2015 Juana Fernández Natasha Méndez Cesarina Ballenilla [5]
2016 Natasha Méndez Juana Fernández Mónica Rodríguez [6]
2017 Juana Fernández Karla de Jesús Stephany Contreras [7]
2018 Juana Fernández Stephany Contreras Karla de Jesús
2019 Juana Fernández Karla de Jesús Natasha Méndez
2020–
2021		Not held
2022 Juana Fernández María Vega —

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References

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  2. 1 2 3 "Campeonato Nacional Contrarreloj Individual 2010" (in Spanish). Ciclismo.com.do. 7 March 2010. Retrieved 31 March 2016.[ permanent dead link ]
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