Dutch National Time Trial Championships

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Dutch National Time Trial Championships
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The champion's jersey
Sport Road bicycle racing
Founded1991
CountryNetherlands
Most recent
champion(s)
Men's: Jos van Emden
Women's: Riejanne Markus
Official website http://www.nk-tijdrijden.nl/

The Dutch National Time Trial Championship is a time trial race that takes place inside the Dutch National Cycling Championship, and decides the best cyclist in this type of race. The first edition took place in 1991. The first race winner of the time trial championship was Bart Voskamp in 1991. Stef Clement and Tom Dumoulin hold the record for the most wins in the men's championship with four. The women's record is held by Leontien van Moorsel with six wins.

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Multiple winners

Men

Stef Clement Stef Clement.jpg
Stef Clement

Elite

YearGoldSilverBronze
1991 Bart Voskamp Léon van Bon Servais Knaven
1992 Arnold Stam Patrick van Dijken Jos Wolfkamp
1993 Jos Wolfkamp Jaap ten Kortenaar Pelle Tobias Kil
1994 Mario Gutte Jos Wolfkamp Jaap ten Kortenaar
1995 Erik Breukink Frans Maassen Patrick van Dijken
1996 Erik Dekker Danny Nelissen Jelle Nijdam
1997 Erik Breukink Erik Dekker Servais Knaven
1998 Patrick Jonker Servais Knaven Wilco Zuijderwijk
1999 Bart Voskamp Erik Dekker Renger Ypenburg
2000 Erik Dekker Servais Knaven Maarten Den Bakker
2001 Bart Voskamp Remco van der Ven Jan van Velzen
2002 Erik Dekker Servais Knaven Paul van Schalen
2003 Maarten den Bakker Bart Voskamp Servais Knaven
2004 Thomas Dekker Joost Posthuma Bart Voskamp
2005 Thomas Dekker Erik Dekker Michiel Elijzen
2006 Stef Clement Erik Dekker Joost Posthuma
2007 Stef Clement Michiel Elijzen Rick Flens
2008 Lars Boom Joost Posthuma Koen de Kort
2009 Stef Clement Koos Moerenhout Rick Flens
2010 Jos van Emden Koos Moerenhout Lieuwe Westra
2011 Stef Clement Jens Mouris Martijn Keizer
2012 Lieuwe Westra Lars Boom Niki Terpstra
2013 Lieuwe Westra Niki Terpstra Tom Dumoulin
2014 Tom Dumoulin Sebastian Langeveld Jos van Emden
2015 Wilco Kelderman Rick Flens Jos van Emden
2016 Tom Dumoulin Jos van Emden Wilco Kelderman
2017 Tom Dumoulin Stef Clement Robert Gesink
2018 Dylan van Baarle Niki Terpstra Wilco Kelderman
2019 Jos van Emden Sebastian Langeveld Dylan van Baarle
2021 Tom Dumoulin Sebastian Langeveld Koen Bouwman
2022 Bauke Mollema Tom Dumoulin Daan Hoole
2023 Jos van Emden Daan Hoole Sjoerd Bax
2024 Daan Hoole Mick van Dijke Sjoerd Bax

U23

YearGoldSilverBronze
1997 Daniël van Elven Remco van der Ven Angelo Van Melis
1998 Marcel Duijn Huub Bres Coen Boerman
1999 Remmert Wielinga Rick Pieterse Vincent van der Kooij
2000 Remmert Wielinga Jens Mouris Roel Egelmeers
2001 Mart Louwers Jens Mouris Michiel Elijzen
2002 Stef Clement Niels Scheuneman Rick Flens
2003 Thomas Dekker Niels Scheuneman Joost Posthuma
2004 Thom Van Dulmen Michiel Elijzen Mathieu Heijboer
2005 Thom Van Dulmen Levi Heimans Tom Stamsnijder
2006 Kai Reus Lars Boom Niki Terpstra
2007 Lars Boom Jos van Emden Ronan van Zandbeek
2008 Emmanuel Van Ruitenbeek Martijn Keizer Dennis van Winden
2009 Dennis van Winden Steven Kruijswijk Martijn Keizer
2010 Martijn Keizer Jasper Hamelink Marc Goos
2011 Wilco Kelderman Jasper Hamelink Marc Goos
2012 Peter Koning Bob Schoonbroodt Marc Goos
2013 Dylan van Baarle Sjors Roosen Martijn Tusveld
2014 Steven Lammertink Mike Teunissen Tim Rodenburg
2015 Steven Lammertink Martijn Tusveld Tim Rodenburg
2016 Tim Rodenburg Pascal Eenkhoorn Jan-Willem van Schip
2017 Julius van den Berg Pascal Eenkhoorn Bas Tietema
2018 Hartthijs de Vries Nils Eekhoff Daan Hoole
2019 Daan Hoole Wessel Krul Nils Sinschek
2021 Mick van Dijke Tim van Dijke Marijn van den Berg
2022 Axel van der Tuuk Mike Vliek Enzo Leijnse
2023 Enzo Leijnse Bodi del Grosso Axel van der Tuuk
2024 Wessel Mouris Pepijn Veenings Elmar Abma

Junior

YearGoldSilverBronze
2000 Peter van Agtmaal Kenny van Hummel Koen de Kort
2001 Rick Flens Norbert Poels Kris Kamper
2003 Kai Reus Levi Heimans Tom Stamsnijder
2004 Robert Gesink Sven Kramer Thijs van Amerongen
2005 Martijn Keizer Rienk Nauta Steven Kruijswijk
2006 Martijn Keizer Jetse Bol Ronan van Zandbeek
2007 Peter Koning Jarno Gmelich Maurice de Bekker
2008 Jelle Lugten Wilco Kelderman Jasper Bovenhuis
2009 Bob Schoonbroodt Dylan van Baarle Jurjen de Vries
2010 Dylan van Baarle Oscar Riesebeek Danny van Poppel
2011 Paul Moerland Ivar Slik Danny van Poppel
2012 Joeri Leijs Randy Ophof Tim Rodenburg
2013 Sam Oomen Stef Krul Jaap de Jong
2014 Sjoerd Bax Pascal Eenkhoorn Sieben Wouters
2015 Marten Kooistra Pascal Eenkhoorn Daan Zebel
2016 Stijn Daemen Willem Bok Mitch Groot
2017 Minne Verboom Thymen Arensman Daan Hoole
2018 Axel van der Tuuk Manuel Michielsen Enzo Leijnse
2019 Lars Boven Enzo Leijnse Casper van Uden
2020 Loe van Belle Tibor del Grosso Mathijs de Kok
2021 Tibor del Grosso Elmar Abma Vincent van Dorp
2022 Sjors Lugthart Mees Vlot Vincent van Dorp
2023 Ryan Gal Mees Vlot Sjors Lugthart
2024Michiel MourisSenna RemijnGijs Schoonvelde

Women

Elite

Regina Bruins on the podium after winning the title in 2009 Regina Bruins, 2009 Netherlands national time trial championships.jpg
Regina Bruins on the podium after winning the title in 2009
Ellen van Dijk on the podium after winning the title in 2012 Ellen van Dijk - NK tijdrijden 2012 podium(2).JPG
Ellen van Dijk on the podium after winning the title in 2012
YearGoldSilverBronze
1991 Ingrid Haringa Astrid Schop Monique Knol
1992 Lenie Dijkstra Natascha den Ouden Els Koolloos
1993 Petra Grimbergen Ingrid Haringa Natascha den Ouden
1994 Maria Jongeling Daniëlle Overgaag Natascha den Ouden
1995 Jet Jongeling Maria Jongeling Natascha den Ouden
1996 Willeke van der Weide Nicole Vermast Jet Jongeling
1997 Leontien van Moorsel Mariëlle van Scheppingen Chantal Beltman
1998 Leontien van Moorsel Mariëlle van Scheppingen Yvonne Brunen
1999 Leontien van Moorsel Mirjam Melchers Mariëlle van Scheppingen
2000 Leontien van Moorsel Anouska van der Zee Sonja van Kuik
2001 Leontien van Moorsel Anouska van der Zee Mariëlle van Scheppingen
2002 Leontien van Moorsel Loes Gunnewijk Vera Koedooder
2003 Jolanda van Dongen Leontien van Moorsel Mirjam Melchers
2004 Mirjam Melchers Loes Gunnewijk Loes Markerink
2005 Suzanne de Goede Loes Gunnewijk Mirjam Melchers
2006 Loes Gunnewijk Kirsten Wild Iris Slappendel
2007 Ellen van Dijk Regina Bruins Mirjam Melchers
2008 Mirjam Melchers Kirsten Wild Loes Gunnewijk
2009 Regina Bruins Kirsten Wild Ellen van Dijk
2010 Marianne Vos Regina Bruins Kirsten Wild
2011 Marianne Vos Ellen van Dijk Loes Gunnewijk
2012 Ellen van Dijk Annemiek van Vleuten Iris Slappendel
2013 Ellen van Dijk Loes Gunnewijk Annemiek van Vleuten
2014 Annemiek van Vleuten Ellen van Dijk Marianne Vos
2015 Anna van der Breggen Ellen van Dijk Chantal Blaak
2016 Annemiek van Vleuten Chantal Blaak Roxane Knetemann
2017 Annemiek van Vleuten Ellen van Dijk Anna van der Breggen
2018 Ellen van Dijk Anna van der Breggen Lucinda Brand
2019 Annemiek van Vleuten Ellen van Dijk Anna van der Breggen
2021 Anna van der Breggen Ellen van Dijk Lucinda Brand
2022 Ellen van Dijk Riejanne Markus Anouska Koster
2023 Riejanne Markus Demi Vollering Annemiek van Vleuten
2024 Riejanne Markus Lieke Nooijen Demi Vollering

U23

YearGoldSilverBronze
2022 Shirin van Anrooij Maike van der Duin Mischa Bredewold


Junior

YearGoldSilverBronze
1996 Sonja van Kuik Ghita Beltman Mirella van Melis
1997 Sonja van Kuik Danielle Jansen Marlien de Voogd
1998 Evelien Basten Jackelien Aerts Sabine Gruters
1999 Evelien Basten Saskia Kaagman Miranda Vierling
2000 Vera Koedooder Bertine Spijkerman Saskia Kaagman
2001 Vera Koedooder Miranda Vierling Suzanne de Goede
2002 Miranda Vierling Christa Pirard Loes Markerink
2003 Loes Markerink Eva Sijm Liesbeth Bakker
2004 Ellen van Dijk Roxane Knetemann Marianne Vos
2005 Ellen van Dijk Maxime Groenewegen Marianne Vos
2006 Chantal Blaak Linda van Rijen Elise van Hage
2007 Chantal Blaak Elise van Hage Marit Huisman
2008 Lotte van Hoek Amy Pieters Marieke den Otter
2009 Lotte van Hoek Amy Pieters Birgit Lavrijssen
2010 Rebecca Talen Annelies Visser Henriette Woering
2011 Thalita de Jong Pauliena Rooijakkers Anouska Koster
2012 Corine van der Zijden Demi de Jong Lauren Arnouts
2013 Floortje Mackaij Demi de Jong Anouk Rijff
2014 Aafke Soet Chanella Stougje Jeanne Korevaar
2015 Yara Kastelijn Aafke Soet Karlijn Swinkels
2016 Maaike Boogaard Karlijn Swinkels Claudia Jongerius
2017 Anne de Ruiter Marit Raaijmakers Britt Knaven
2018 Rozemarijn Ammerlaan Britt Knaven Femke Gerritse
2019 Shirin van Anrooij Leonie Bos Maud Rijnbeek
2020 Elise Uijen Ilse Pluimers Shirin van Anrooij
2021 Anna van der Meiden Mirre Knaven Scarlett Souren
2022 Nienke Vinke Mirre Knaven Pem Hoefmans
2023 Fee Knaven Tessa Kleijn Silje Bader
2024 Fee Knaven Puck Langenbarg Megan Arens


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