Dutch National Road Race Championships

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The Jersey for the Dutch Champion
Fabio Jakobsen, the 2019 champion. Fabio Jakobsen - Vuelta a Espana 2019.jpg
Fabio Jakobsen, the 2019 champion.
Pim Ligthart, male national champion in 2011 Pim Ligthart au soir de la 2e etape du Tour de l'Ain 2011.JPG
Pim Ligthart, male national champion in 2011

The Dutch National Road Race Championships take place annually, on the weekend prior to the start of the Tour de France. First held in 1888, today it is organized by the Top Sports Group, commissioned by the KNWU.

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Men

Erik Breukink in the national champion's jersey at the 1993 Tour de France Erik BREUKINK.jpg
Erik Breukink in the national champion's jersey at the 1993 Tour de France

Until 1927, the race was open for all categories, after 1927 only for professional cyclists with or without contract.

Elite

YearGoldSilverBronze
1888Hermanus Willem van Raden Rudolph van Pallandt [lower-alpha 1]
1889 Willem Gijsbert Del Baere Aleid Johan Korthals AltesPieter Bokma
1890 Henri Raland Jaap Houtman Daam Fockema
1891 Carel Koning Kees Witteveen Karel Smits
1892 Henk van de Griendt Jacques SiepAugust Eijsink
1893 Jaap Eden W. de HaasJacques Siep
1894 Jaap Eden Kees Witteveen Mathieu Cordang
1895 Willem van de Mey Kees Witteveen Philippus Johannes Adrian
1896 Willem van de Mey Koos van der Knoop Herman Van Koolbergen
1897–
1903
Not held
1904 Jan de Groot Cees van der Wiel M.-J. Nigten
1905Not held
1906 Gerrit van Vliet Jan de Jager Anton van Lieshout
1907 Jan Tulleken J. Bloem Johan 't Hart
1908 Adrie Slot Cornelis de VisserJ. Bloem
1909 Chris Kalkman Dorus Nijland George Damen
1910 Henk Tamse Pieter van Kersen Gerard Franssen
1911 Krijn Schippers Piet van der Wiel Adriaan Gaillard
1912 Cees Erkelens Piet Borremans Cor Blekemolen
1913 [lower-alpha 2] Frits Wiersma Herman Maas Frans van Hilst
1914 [lower-alpha 2] Chris Kalkman Piet van der Wiel Gerard Vlemmix
1915 Jorinus van der Wiel Piet van der Wiel Barend Gebuis
1916 Klaas van Nek Frits Wiersma Barend Gebuis
1917 Jorinus van der Wiel Piet Ikelaar Evert van Grafhorst
1918 Jorinus van der Wiel Frans Rutten D. Wouters
1919 Frits Wiersma Jorinus van der Wiel Gerrit Waldner
1920 Frits Wiersma Piet Ikelaar Jan Devries
1921 Jorinus van der Wiel Evert van Grafhorst Piet Ikelaar
1922 Herman Nankman Jan van der Stel Henk Datema
1923 Piet Ikelaar Jan Bekkering Johan van Melis
1924 Piet Ikelaar Gérard Vreeswijk Jorinus van der Wiel
1925 Jorinus van der Wiel Piet Ikelaar Joep Franssen
1926 Klaas van Nek [lower-alpha 3] Jorinus van der Wiel Frans van Wijk
1927 Josep Franssen Jan van Rooy Gerrit van den Berg
1928 Hans Bockom August Ramakers Jan van Rooy
1929 Hans Bockom Marten van Hal
1930 Adrianus Braspennincx Jo Anspach
1931 Cesar Bogaert Abraham Ranschaart Abraham Polak
1932 Marinus Valentijn Thijs van Oers
1933 Thijs van Oers Cesar Bogaert Marinus Valentijn
1934 Cesar Bogaert Gerrit Van De Ruit Willem Cober
1935 Marinus Valentijn Cees Heeren Alfons Stuyts
1936 Kees Pellenaars Louis van Schijndel Jan Gommers
1937 John Braspennincx Jan Verveer Fred Mostard
1938 Theo Middelkamp Gerrit Schulte Marinus Valentijn
1939 Janus Hellemons Arie Overweel Willem Reuter
1940 Louis Motke Piet van Nek Willem Reuter
1941 Louis Motke Aad van Amsterdam Cees Joossen
1942 John Braspennincx Cor Bakker Huub Sijen
1943 Theo Middelkamp Cees Joossen Frans van de Zande
1944 Gerrit Schulte Huub Sijen Theo Middelkamp
1945 Theo Middelkamp Adri Steenbakkers Wim de Ruyter
1946 Bouk Schellingerhoudt Theo Middelkamp Huub Sijen
1947 Sjefke Janssen Gerrit Schulte Frans Pauwels
1948 Gerrit Schulte Huub Sijen Theo Middelkamp
1949 Sjefke Janssen Wim van Est Gerrit Voorting
1950 Gerrit Schulte Wout Wagtmans Sjefke Janssen
1951 Hans Dekkers Wim van Est Wout Wagtmans
1952 Hans Dekkers Wim van Est Wout Wagtmans
1953 Gerrit Schulte Wim van Est Wout Wagtmans
1954 Adrie Voorting Wout Wagtmans Gerrit Voorting
1955 Thijs Roks Hein van Breenen Wout Wagtmans
1956 Wim van Est Leo van der Pluym Arend van t'Hof
1957 Wim van Est Jules Maenen Jef Lahaye
1958 Jef Lahaye Mies Stolker Gerrit Voorting
1959 Piet Damen Bram Kool Joop Captein
1960 Bas Maliepaard Albertus Geldermans Antoon van der Steen
1961 Bas Maliepaard Jacques van der Klundert Mies Stolker
1962 Albertus Geldermans Jo de Roo Piet Rentmeester
1963 Peter Post Dick Groeneweg Lex van Kreuningen
1964 Jo de Roo Cees Haast Rik Wouters
1965 Jo de Roo Arie den Hartog Leo Knops
1966 Gerben Karstens Cees Haast Henk Nijdam
1967 Evert Dolman [lower-alpha 4] Jo de Roo Wim Schepers
1968 Evert Dolman Harm Ottenbros Jan Harings
1969 Jan Frijters Evert Dolman Gerben Karstens
1970 Peter Kisner Harrie Jansen Jos van der Vleuten
1971 Joop Zoetemelk Wim Prinsen Gerben Karstens
1972 Tino Tabak Joop Zoetemelk Rini Wagtmans
1973 Joop Zoetemelk Ben Janbroers [2] Gerben Karstens
1974 Cees Priem Gerard Vianen Nidi den Hertog
1975 Hennie Kuiper Bert Pronk Joop Zoetemelk
1976 Jan Raas Aad van den Hoek Hennie Kuiper
1977 Fedor den Hertog Jan Krekels Gerrie Knetemann
1978 Henk Lubberding Jan Raas Piet van Katwijk
1979 Henk Lubberding Joop Zoetemelk Jan Raas
1980 Johan van der Velde Jos Schipper Theo de Rooij
1981 Jacques Hanegraaf Gerrie Knetemann Adri van der Poel
1982 Johan van der Velde Peter Winnen Joop Zoetemelk
1983 Jan Raas Henk Lubberding Adri van der Poel
1984 Jan Raas Henk Lubberding Johan van der Velde
1985 Jacques Hanegraaf Gerard Veldscholten Jacques van Meer
1986 Jos Lammertink Nico Verhoeven Peter Stevenhaagen
1987 Adri van der Poel Gerrit Solleveld Theo de Rooij
1988 Peter Pieters Adri van der Poel Teun van Vliet
1989 Frans Maassen Johan Lammerts Maarten Ducrot
1990 Peter Winnen Steven Rooks Henri Manders
1991 Steven Rooks Gert-Jan Theunisse Erik Breukink
1992 Tristan Hoffman Jan Siemons Erik Breukink
1993 Erik Breukink Steven Rooks Frans Maassen
1994 Steven Rooks Gert-Jan Theunisse Marco Vermey
1995 Servais Knaven Danny Nelissen Maarten den Bakker
1996 Maarten den Bakker Bart Voskamp Erik Dekker
1997 Michael Boogerd Erik Breukink Servais Knaven
1998 Michael Boogerd Tristan Hoffman Léon van Bon
1999 Maarten den Bakker Servais Knaven Raymond Meijs
2000 Léon van Bon Koos Moerenhout Erik Dekker
2001 Jans Koerts Rudie Kemna Louis de Koning
2002 Stefan van Dijk Rudie Kemna Max van Heeswijk
2003 Rudie Kemna Stefan van Dijk Max van Heeswijk
2004 Erik Dekker Koos Moerenhout Arthur Farenhout
2005 Léon van Bon Steven de Jongh Max van Heeswijk
2006 Michael Boogerd [lower-alpha 5] Sebastian Langeveld Karsten Kroon
2007 Koos Moerenhout Sebastian Langeveld Maarten den Bakker
2008 Lars Boom Koos Moerenhout Steven de Jongh
2009 Koos Moerenhout Kenny van Hummel Joost van Leijen
2010 Niki Terpstra Pieter Weening Lars Boom
2011 Pim Ligthart Bram Tankink Reinier Honig
2012 Niki Terpstra Lars Boom Bert-Jan Lindeman
2013 Johnny Hoogerland Tom Dumoulin Sebastian Langeveld
2014 Sebastian Langeveld Niki Terpstra Wesley Kreder
2015 Niki Terpstra Ramon Sinkeldam Danny van Poppel
2016 Dylan Groenewegen Wouter Wippert Wim Stroetinga
2017 Ramon Sinkeldam Wouter Wippert Dylan Groenewegen
2018 Mathieu van der Poel Danny van Poppel Ramon Sinkeldam
2019 Fabio Jakobsen Moreno Hofland Bas van der Kooij
2020 Mathieu van der Poel Nils Eekhoff Timo Roosen
2021 [4] Timo Roosen Sjoerd Bax Oscar Riesebeek
2022 [5] Pascal Eenkhoorn Daan Hoole Taco van der Hoorn
2023 Dylan van Baarle Olav Kooij Mathieu van der Poel

U23

YearGoldSilverBronze
1995 Steven de Jongh Jurgen van Pelt Rik Reinerink
1996 Stefan van Dijk Michel Cerneus Wally Buurstede
1997 Johan Bruinsma Karsten Kroon Coen Boerman
1998 Addy Engels Marcel Duijn Mark ter Schure
1999 Mathew Hayman Addy Engels Thorwald Veneberg
2000 Bram Tankink Remmert Wielinga David Orvalho
2001 Arno Wallaard Thijs Al Maarten Lenferink
2002 Pieter Weening Frank van Dulmen Hans Dekkers
2003 Thomas Dekker Hans Dekkers Jos Pronk
2004 Bas Giling Kenny van Hummel Tom Veelers
2005 Sebastian Langeveld Reinier Honig Johnny Hoogerland
2006 Kai Reus Tom Leezer Arjen de Baat
2007 Tom Leezer Arjen de Baat Jos van Emden
2008 Ronan van Zandbeek Leander Pronk Dennis van Winden
2009 Steven Kruijswijk Ramon Sinkeldam Boy van Poppel
2010 Tom-Jelte Slagter Ramon Sinkeldam Tijmen Eising
2011 Ramon Sinkeldam Maurits Lammertink Wesley Kreder
2012 Moreno Hofland Sjoerd Kouwenhoven Daan Olivier
2013 Dylan van Baarle Mike Teunissen Joey van Rhee
2014 Tim Kerkhof Dennis Bakker Piotr Havik
2015 Stan Godrie Fabio Jakobsen Davy Gunst
2016 Fabio Jakobsen Tim Ariesen Martijn Budding
2017 Fabio Jakobsen Stef Krul Hartthijs de Vries
2018 Julius van den Berg Marten KooistraOscar Van Wijk
2019 David Dekker Nils Eekhoff Marijn van den Berg
2020 Stijn Daemen Mick van Dijke Bodo Del Grosso
2021 Tim van Dijke Mick van Dijke Casper van Uden
2022 Max Kroonen Loe van Belle Mees Hendrikx

Women

YearGoldSilverBronze
1965 Ineke van IJken Bella Hage Alie Zijlmans
1966 Bella Hage Keetie van Oosten-Hage
1967 Bella Hage Hennie Faber-Hondeveld Keetie van Oosten-Hage
1968 Bella Hage Hennie Faber-Hondeveld Thea Smulders
1969 Keetie van Oosten-Hage Hennie Faber-Hondeveld Thea Smulders
1970 Keetie van Oosten-Hage Hennie Faber-Hondeveld Bella van der Spiegel-Hage
1971 Keetie van Oosten-Hage Hennie Faber-Hondeveld Thea Smulders
1972 Keetie van Oosten-Hage Bella van der Spiegel-Hage Minie Brinkhoff-Nieuwenhuis
1973 Keetie van Oosten-Hage Willy Kwantes Truus van der Plaat
1974 Keetie van Oosten-Hage Minie Brinkhoff-Nieuwenhuis Willy Kwantes
1975 Keetie van Oosten-Hage Gre Donkers-Knetemann Truus van der Plaat
1976 Keetie van Oosten-Hage Tineke Fopma Annie Weegberg
1977 Nita van Vliet Nel Streef Agnes Koeman-van Helvoirt
1978 Keetie van Oosten-Hage Bella van der Spiegel-Hage Truus van der Plaat
1979 Tineke Fopma Hennie Top Keetie van Oosten-Hage
1980 Hennie Top Leontine van der Lienden Mary Barendregt
1981 Hennie Top Tineke Fopma Leontine van der Lienden
1982 Hennie Top Leontine van der Lienden Wil Bezemer
1983 Thea van Rijnsoever Mieke Havik Leontine van der Lienden
1984 Connie Meijer Leontine van der Lienden Hennie Top
1985 Thea van Rijnsoever Heleen Hage Hanneke Lieverse
1986 Heleen Hage Mieke Havik Thea van Rijnsoever
1987 Mieke Havik Jolanda Cools-van Dongen Karin Schuitema
1988 Monique Knol Leontien van Moorsel Cyntha Lutke Schipholt
1989 Leontien van Moorsel Petra Groen Astrid Donkersloot
1990 Leontien van Moorsel Agnes Loohuis-Damveld Manon de Rooy
1991 Petra Grimbergen Monique Knol Leontien van Moorsel
1992 Leontien van Moorsel Petra Grimbergen Monique Knol
1993 Leontien van Moorsel Daniëlle Overgaag Elsbeth van Rooy-Vink
1994 Yvonne Brunen Elsbeth van Rooy-Vink Edith Klep-Moerenhout
1995 Yvonne Brunen Margaretha Groen Maria Jongeling
1996 Yvonne Brunen Meike de Bruijn Ingrid Haringa
1997 Nicole Vermast Yvonne Brunen Edith Klep-Moerenhout
1998 Leontien van Moorsel-Zijlaard Chantal Beltman Wendy Kramp
1999 Leontien van Moorsel-Zijlaard Mirjam Melchers Yvonne Brunen
2000 Mirjam Melchers Leontien van Moorsel-Zijlaard Chantal Beltman
2001 Sissy van Alebeek Bertine Spijkerman Martine Bras
2002 Arenda Grimberg Leontien van Moorsel-Zijlaard Mirjam Melchers
2003 Suzanne de Goede Christine Mos Esther van der Helm
2004 Leontien van Moorsel-Zijlaard Chantal Beltman Loes Markerink
2005 Janneke Vos Sharon van Essen Josephine Groenveld
2006 Marianne Vos Sharon van Essen Suzanne de Goede
2007 Marlijn Binnendijk Marianne Vos Suzanne de Goede
2008 Marianne Vos Mirjam Melchers-van Poppel Regina Bruins
2009 Marianne Vos Chantal Blaak Andrea Bosman
2010 Loes Gunnewijk Marianne Vos Irene van den Broek
2011 Marianne Vos Irene van den Broek Chantal Blaak
2012 Annemiek van Vleuten Marianne Vos Lucinda Brand
2013 Lucinda Brand Marianne Vos Annemiek van Vleuten
2014 Iris Slappendel Lucinda Brand Marianne Vos
2015 Lucinda Brand Amy Pieters Annemiek van Vleuten
2016 Anouska Koster Janneke Ensing Marianne Vos
2017 Chantal Blaak Anouska Koster Floortje Mackaij
2018 Chantal Blaak Amy Pieters Marianne Vos
2019 Lorena Wiebes Marianne Vos Amy Pieters
2020 [6] Anna van der Breggen Annemiek van Vleuten Anouska Koster
2021 [7] Amy Pieters Nancy van der Burg Karlijn Swinkels
2022 [8] Riejanne Markus Shirin van Anrooij Lorena Wiebes
2023 Demi Vollering Lorena Wiebes Marianne Vos

See also

Notes

  1. Only two riders finished the race. [1]
  2. 1 2 Races were held in Belgium as road races were forbidden in the Netherlands.
  3. Jorinus van der Wiel crossed the line in first position, but was demoted for impeding Klaas van Nek.
  4. Evert Dolman was disqualified after doping use, and the title was not reattributed.
  5. The original winner, Michael Boogerd, was stripped of all his results between 2005 and 2007 due to his confession of doping. [3] The title was not reattributed.

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