German National Time Trial Championships

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Tony Martin (pictured at the 2016 Tour de France) is the record winner of the German time trial championship, having taken the title ten times. Tour de France 2016, tony martin (27979591423).jpg
Tony Martin (pictured at the 2016 Tour de France ) is the record winner of the German time trial championship, having taken the title ten times.
Bert Grabsch (pictured at the 2010 Tour de Romandie) won the German time trial championship four times during his career. Bert Grabsch - Tour de Romandie 2010, Stage 3 (2).jpg
Bert Grabsch (pictured at the 2010 Tour de Romandie ) won the German time trial championship four times during his career.

The German National Time Trial Championships have been held since 1994.

Contents

Men

YearGoldSilverBronze
1994 Jens Lehmann Jan Ullrich Michael Rich
1995 Jan Ullrich Uwe Peschel Thomas Liese
1996 Uwe Peschel Thomas Liese Michael Rich
1997 Andreas Walzer Bert Grabsch Thomas Liese
1998 Uwe Peschel Andreas Walzer Thomas Liese
1999 Andreas Walzer Olaf Pollack Dirk Müller
2000 Michael Rich Thomas Liese Sebastian Lang
2001 Thomas Liese Uwe Peschel Andreas Walzer
2002 Uwe Peschel Michael Rich Jens Voigt
2003 Michael Rich Uwe Peschel Sebastian Lang
2004 Michael Rich Sebastian Lang Jens Voigt
2005 Michael Rich Sebastian Lang Jens Voigt
2006 Sebastian Lang Michael Rich Jens Voigt
2007 Bert Grabsch Lars Teutenberg Robert Bartko
2008 Bert Grabsch Stefan Schumacher Tony Martin
2009 Bert Grabsch Tony Martin Jens Voigt
2010 Tony Martin Patrick Gretsch Jens Voigt
2011 Bert Grabsch Tony Martin Patrick Gretsch
2012 Tony Martin Bert Grabsch Lars Teutenberg
2013 Tony Martin Patrick Gretsch Stefan Schumacher
2014 Tony Martin Nikias Arndt Lars Teutenberg
2015 [1] Tony Martin Nikias Arndt Stefan Schumacher
2016 [2] Tony Martin Jasha Sütterlin Nils Politt
2017 [3] Tony Martin Jasha Sütterlin Nils Politt
2018 [4] Tony Martin Jasha Sütterlin Nikias Arndt
2019 [5] Tony Martin Nils Politt Jasha Sütterlin
2020Not held due to the COVID-19 pandemic in Germany
2021 [6] Tony Martin Miguel Heidemann Max Walscheid
2022 [7] Lennard Kämna Jannik Steimle Nils Politt
2023 [8] Nils Politt Miguel Heidemann Max Schachmann
2024 Nils Politt Max Schachmann Miguel Heidemann

U23

YearGoldSilverBronze
2002 Markus Fothen Artjom Botschkarew Thomas Ziegler
2003 Markus Fothen Peter Magyarosi Andreas Schillinger
2004 Christian Müller Paul Martens Linus Gerdemann
2005 Paul Martens Robert Wagner Stefan Schäfer
2006 Tony Martin Dominik Roels Nikolai Schwarz
2007 Marcel Kittel Jörg Lehmann Stefan Schäfer
2008 Andreas Henig Stefan Schäfer Martin Reimer
2009 Patrick Gretsch John Degenkolb Martin Reimer
2010 Marcel Kittel Michel Koch Michael Weicht
2011 Christopher Muche Kersten Thiele Jakob Steigmiller
2012 Jasha Sütterlin Harry Kraft Jakob Steigmiller
2013 Jasha Sütterlin Nils Politt Yannick Gruner
2014 Nils Politt Max Schachmann Domenic Weinstein
2015 Lennard Kämna Nils Politt Nils Schomber
2016 Max Schachmann Jan Tschernoster Marco Mathis
2017 Patrick Haller Julian Braun Manuel Porzner
2018 Jasper Frahm Max Kanter Richard Banusch
2019 Miguel Heidemann Florian Stork Juri Hollmann
2020 Miguel Heidemann Sven Redmann Tobias Buck-Gramcko
2021 Michel Hessmann Maurice Ballerstedt Jon Knolle
2022 Maurice Ballerstedt Tobias Buck-Gramcko Hannes Wilksch
2023 Moritz Kretschy Tim Torn Teutenberg Ole Theiler
2024 Tim Torn Teutenberg Niklas Behrens Moritz Czasa

Women

YearGoldSilverBronze
1994 Vera Hohlfeld Hanka Kupfernagel Cordula Gruber
1995 Hanka Kupfernagel Judith Arndt Petra Rossner
1996 Hanka Kupfernagel Judith Arndt Vera Hohlfeld
1997 Hanka Kupfernagel Judith Arndt Ina-Yoko Teutenberg
1998 Judith Arndt Jacqueline Brabenetz Mandy Hampel
1999 Judith Arndt Petra Rossner Bettina Schöke
2000 Hanka Kupfernagel Bettina Schöke Ina-Yoko Teutenberg
2001 Judith Arndt Bettina Schöke Hanka Kupfernagel
2002 Hanka Kupfernagel Trixi Worrack Tina Liebig
2003 Judith Arndt Christiane Soeder Anke Wichmann
2004 Judith Arndt Trixi Worrack Petra Rossner
2005 Judith Arndt Trixi Worrack Madeleine Sandig
2006 Charlotte Becker Madeleine Sandig Ina-Yoko Teutenberg
2007 Hanka Kupfernagel Charlotte Becker Judith Arndt
2008 Hanka Kupfernagel Judith Arndt Charlotte Becker
2009 Trixi Worrack Judith Arndt Ina-Yoko Teutenberg
2010 Judith Arndt Charlotte Becker Hanka Kupfernagel
2011 Judith Arndt Charlotte Becker Ina-Yoko Teutenberg
2012 Judith Arndt Trixi Worrack Ina-Yoko Teutenberg
2013 Lisa Brennauer Trixi Worrack Esther Fennel
2014 Lisa Brennauer Trixi Worrack Charlotte Becker
2015 [9] Mieke Kröger Lisa Brennauer Trixi Worrack
2016 [10] Trixi Worrack Stephanie Pohl Lisa Brennauer
2017 [11] Trixi Worrack Lisa Brennauer Stephanie Pohl
2018 [12] Lisa Brennauer Trixi Worrack Lisa Klein
2019 [13] Lisa Klein Mieke Kröger Lisa Brennauer
2020Not held due to the COVID-19 pandemic in Germany
2021 [14] Lisa Brennauer Lisa Klein Hannah Ludwig
2022 [15] Lisa Brennauer Lisa Klein Hannah Ludwig
2023 [16] Mieke Kröger Katharina Fox Clara Koppenburg
2024 Mieke Kröger Antonia Niedermaier Lisa Klein

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