Italian National Road Race Championships

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The traditional Italian tricolor jersey
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Michele Dancelli wears the original maglia tricolore in 1966
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Mario Cipollini wears a now sponsored maglia tricolore in 1997
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Vincenzo Nibali wears in 2015 a special maglia, which mixed the team-jersey's design and the Italian tricolore.
Elena Cecchini wears in 2017 a maglia tricolore in a banded template. 2017 Amstel Gold Race Ladies 171.jpg
Elena Cecchini wears in 2017 a maglia tricolore in a banded template.

The Italian National Road Race Championships is a road cycling event held annually, which decides the Italian cycling champion in the road racing discipline, across several categories of riders.

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The event was officially first held in 1906 (won by Giovanni Cuniolo), having been held unofficially since 1885. At the beginning there were often back-to-back wins from many riders. Costante Girardengo won the event nine times between 1913 and 1925, either side of World War I, including seven consecutive wins between 1919 and 1925. After his winning streak ended, another Italian cycling legend, Alfredo Binda, won 4 races in a row. Learco Guerra succeeded him with 5 consecutive wins. Since then the event has not been dominated to the same extent, although Fausto Coppi claimed 4 victories. Recent multiple victors have included Vincenzo Nibali, Giovanni Visconti, Paolo Bettini, Salvatore Commesso, Massimo Podenzana and Gianni Bugno. None of the men's road champions have also won the Italian National Time Trial Championships in the same year.

A women's race has been held since 1963, with the first winner being Paola Scotti. The record winner is Maria Canins with six victories.

Multiple winners

Men

WinsRiderYears
9 Costante Girardengo 1913, 1914, 1919, 1920, 1921, 1922, 1923, 1924, 1925
5 Learco Guerra 1930, 1931, 1932, 1933, 1934
4 Alfredo Binda 1926, 1927, 1928, 1929
Gino Bartali 1935, 1937, 1940, 1952
Fausto Coppi 1942, 1947, 1949, 1955
3 Gilberto Marley 1887, 1888, 1889
Giovanni Cuniolo 1906, 1907, 1908
Fiorenzo Magni 1951, 1953, 1954
Franco Bitossi 1970, 1971, 1976
Enrico Paolini 1973, 1974, 1977
Francesco Moser 1975, 1979, 1981
Pierino Gavazzi 1978, 1982, 1988
Giovanni Visconti 2007, 2010, 2011
2 Dario Beni 1909, 1911
Ercole Baldini 1957, 1958
Nino Defilippis 1960, 1962
Michele Dancelli 1965, 1966
Felice Gimondi 1968, 1972
Claudio Corti 1985, 1986
Moreno Argentin 1983, 1989
Massimo Podenzana 1993, 1994
Gianni Bugno 1991, 1995
Salvatore Commesso 1999, 2002
Paolo Bettini 2003, 2006
Vincenzo Nibali 2014, 2015
Giacomo Nizzolo 2018, 2020

Women

WinsRiderYears
6 Maria Canins 1982, 1984, 1985, 1987, 1988, 1989
4 Maria Cressari 1964, 1968, 1972, 1973
Fabiana Luperini 1996, 2004, 2006, 2008
3 Elena Cecchini 2014, 2015, 2016
Elisa Longo Borghini 2017, 2020, 2021
2 Luigina Bissoli 1975, 1977
Imelda Chiappa 1993, 1997
Lucia Pizzolotto 1991, 1998
Monia Baccaille 2009, 2010

Men

Elite

YearGoldSilverBronze
1885 Giuseppe Loretz Adolfo Mazza Cesare Larroque
1886 Geo Davidson Giuseppe Loretz Romeo Tas
1887 Gilberto Marley Adolfo Mazza Paolo Faruffini
1888 Gilberto Marley Ambrogio Robecchi Giacomo Capella
1889 Gilberto Marley Cesare Buttolo Luigi Storero
1890 Carlo Braida De Paoli Luigi Cantù
1891 Ambrogio Robecchi Luigi Cantù Giuseppe Berti
1892 Luigi Cantù Ruscelli Enrico Tarlarini
1893 Giuseppe Moreschi Arturo Nuvolari Carlo Dani
1894–
1895
Not held
1896 Giovanni da Montelatico Degrez
1897–
1905
Not held
1906 Giovanni Cuniolo Battista Danesi Mario Fortuna
1907 Giovanni Cuniolo Felice Galazzi Giovanni Rossignoli
1908 Giovanni Cuniolo Carlo Galetti Pierino Albini
1909 Dario Beni Carlo Bruschera Giovanni Cuniolo
1910 Emilio Petiva Luigi Ganna Eberardo Pavesi
1911 Dario Beni Ugo Agostoni Vincenzo Borgarello
1912 Angelo Gremo Dario Beni Giuseppe Azzini
1913 Costante Girardengo Lauro Bordin Emanuele Garda
1914 Costante Girardengo Luigi Lucotti Giuseppe Azzini
1915–
1918
Not held due to World War I
1919 Costante Girardengo Alfredo Sivocci Luigi Lucotti
1920 Costante Girardengo Gaetano Belloni Giovanni Brunero
1921 Costante Girardengo Giovanni Brunero Federico Gay
1922 Costante Girardengo Bartolomeo Aimo Giovanni Brunero
1923 Costante Girardengo Giovanni Brunero Federico Gay
1924 Costante Girardengo Federico Gay Michele Gordini
1925 Costante Girardengo Alfredo Binda Gaetano Belloni
1926 Alfredo Binda Costante Girardengo Giovanni Brunero
1927 Alfredo Binda Domenico Piemontesi Giuseppe Pancera
1928 Alfredo Binda Antonio Negrini Costante Girardengo
1929 Alfredo Binda Antonio Negrini Domenico Piemontesi
1930 Learco Guerra Alfredo Binda Allegro Grandi
1931 Learco Guerra Fabio Battesini Luigi Giacobbe
1932 Learco Guerra Remo Bertoni Alfredo Binda
1933 Learco Guerra Remo Bertoni Alfredo Bovet
1934 Learco Guerra Mario Cipriani Aldo Canazza
1935 Gino Bartali Aldo Bini Vasco Bergamaschi
1936 Giuseppe Olmo Giovanni Cazzulani Olimpio Bizzi
1937 Gino Bartali Cesare Del Cancia Olimpio Bizzi
1938 Olimpio Bizzi Gino Bartali Glauco Servadei
1939 Mario Vicini Pietro Rimoldi Diego Marabelli
1940 Gino Bartali Pietro Rimoldi Osvaldo Bailo
1941 Adolfo Leoni Aldo Bini Cino Cinelli
1942 Fausto Coppi Mario Ricci Gino Bartali
1943 Mario Ricci Fiorenzo Magni Glauco Servadei
1944Not held
1945 Severino Canavesi Glauco Servadei Sergio Maggini
1946 Aldo Ronconi Gino Bartali Vito Ortelli
1947 Fausto Coppi Vito Ortelli Mario Ricci
1948 Vito Ortelli Fausto Coppi Luciano Maggini
1949 Fausto Coppi Luciano Maggini Adolfo Leoni
1950 Antonio Bevilacqua Alfredo Martini Mario Ricci
1951 Fiorenzo Magni Gino Bartali Antonio Bevilacqua
1952 Gino Bartali Giuseppe Minardi Rinaldo Moresco
1953 Fiorenzo Magni Nino Defilippis Loretto Petrucci
1954 Fiorenzo Magni Fausto Coppi Giuseppe Minardi
1955 Fausto Coppi Giuseppe Minardi Fiorenzo Magni
1956 Giorgio Albani Cleto Maule Pierino Baffi
1957 Ercole Baldini Alfredo Sabbadin Giorgio Albani
1958 Ercole Baldini Nino Defilippis Aldo Moser
1959 Diego Ronchini Adriano Zamboni Angelo Conterno
1960 Nino Defilippis Rino Benedetti Angelo Conterno
1961 Arturo Sabbadin Arnaldo Pambianco Giuliano Bernardelle
1962 Nino Defilippis Guido Carlesi Franco Cribiori
1963 Bruno Mealli Vendramino Bariviera Walter Martin
1964 Guido De Rosso Franco Cribiori Italo Zilioli
1965 Michele Dancelli Vittorio Adorni Franco Cribiori
1966 Michele Dancelli Italo Zilioli Vito Taccone
1967 Franco Balmamion Michele Dancelli Vittorio Adorni
1968 Felice Gimondi Vito Taccone Michele Dancelli
1969 Vittorio Adorni Vito Taccone Italo Zilioli
1970 Franco Bitossi Felice Gimondi Marino Basso
1971 Franco Bitossi (2) Felice Gimondi Enrico Paolini
1972 Felice Gimondi Franco Bitossi Michele Dancelli
1973 Enrico Paolini Marcello Bergamo Italo Zilioli
1974 Enrico Paolini (2) Felice Gimondi Marino Basso
1975 Francesco Moser Valerio Lualdi Tino Conti
1976 Franco Bitossi (3) Francesco Moser Wladimiro Panizza
1977 Enrico Paolini (3) Marcello Bergamo Francesco Moser
1978 Pierino Gavazzi Francesco Moser Giuseppe Saronni
1979 Francesco Moser (2) Giovanni Battaglin Claudio Bortolotto
1980 Giuseppe Saronni Giovanni Battaglin Gianbattista Baronchelli
1981 Francesco Moser (3) Wladimiro Panizza Alfredo Chinetti
1982 Pierino Gavazzi (2) Claudio Torelli Gianbattista Baronchelli
1983 Moreno Argentin Giovanni Battaglin Alessandro Paganessi
1984 Vittorio Algeri Silvano Contini Daniele Caroli
1985 Claudio Corti Stefano Colagè Stefano Giuliani
1986 Claudio Corti (2) Roberto Visentini Massimo Ghirotto
1987 Bruno Leali Alberto Elli Emanuele Bombini
1988 Pierino Gavazzi (3) Giuseppe Saronni Maurizio Fondriest
1989 Moreno Argentin (2) Gianni Bugno Giorgio Furlan
1990 Giorgio Furlan Roberto Pelliconi Flavio Giupponi
1991 Gianni Bugno Franco Chioccioli Claudio Chiappucci
1992 Marco Giovannetti Gianni Faresin Maurizio Fondriest
1993 Massimo Podenzana Gianni Bugno Davide Cassani
1994 Massimo Podenzana (2) Francesco Casagrande Gianni Faresin
1995 Gianni Bugno (2) Paolo Lanfranchi Andrea Tafi
1996 Mario Cipollini Mario Traversoni Endrio Leoni
1997 Gianni Faresin Francesco Casagrande Valentino Fois
1998 Andrea Tafi Daniele Nardello Alberto Elli
1999 Salvatore Commesso Roberto Petito Alberto Elli
2000 Michele Bartoli Gilberto Simoni Daniele Nardello
2001 Daniele Nardello Michele Bartoli Daniele De Paoli
2002 Salvatore Commesso (2) Dario Frigo Francesco Casagrande
2003 Paolo Bettini Filippo Pozzato Salvatore Commesso
2004 Cristian Moreni Sergio Marinangeli Mauro Gerosa
2005 Enrico Gasparotto Filippo Pozzato Massimo Giunti
2006 Paolo Bettini (2) Mirko Celestino Danilo Di Luca
2007 Giovanni Visconti Paolo Bossoni Davide Rebellin
2008 Filippo Simeoni Giovanni Visconti Filippo Pozzato
2009 [1] Filippo Pozzato Damiano Cunego Luca Paolini
2010 [2] Giovanni Visconti (2) Ivan Santaromita Alessandro Ballan
2011 [3] Giovanni Visconti (3) Mauro Santambrogio Simone Ponzi
2012 [4] Franco Pellizotti Danilo Di Luca Moreno Moser
2013 [5] Ivan Santaromita Michele Scarponi Davide Rebellin
2014 [6] Vincenzo Nibali Davide Formolo Matteo Rabottini
2015 [7] [8] Vincenzo Nibali (2) Francesco Reda Diego Ulissi
2016 [9] Giacomo Nizzolo Gianluca Brambilla Filippo Pozzato
2017 [10] Fabio Aru Diego Ulissi Rinaldo Nocentini
2018 [11] Elia Viviani Giovanni Visconti Domenico Pozzovivo
2019 [12] Davide Formolo Sonny Colbrelli Domenico Pozzovivo
2020 [13] Giacomo Nizzolo (2) Davide Ballerini Sonny Colbrelli
2021 [14] Sonny Colbrelli Fausto Masnada Samuele Zoccarato
2022 [15] Filippo Zana Lorenzo Rota Samuele Battistella
2023 Simone Velasco Lorenzo Rota Kristian Sbaragli
2024 Alberto Bettiol Lorenzo Rota Edoardo Zambanini

U23

YearGoldSilverBronze
1996 Roberto Fortunato Pasquale Santoro Paolo Bettini
1997 Oscar Mason Cristian Gobbi Claudio Sironi
1998 Danilo Di Luca Denis Lunghi Rinaldo Nocentini
1999 Simone Fadini Angelo Lopeboselli Paolo Tiralongo
2000 Nicola Gavazzi Manuel Bortolotto Federico Berta
2001 Marco Corsini Alberto Loddo Giovanni Brugaletta
2002 Paolo Bailetti Diego Genovesi Emanuele Sella
2003 Giovanni Visconti Aristide Ratti Stefano Bonini
2004 Riccardo Riccò Carlo Scognamiglio Nicola Peccolo
2005 Adriano Angeloni Alessio Ricciardi Marco Panchetti
2006 Francesco Gavazzi Maurizio Girardini Marco Stefani
2007 [16] Simone Ponzi Michele Gaia Mauro Finetto
2008 [17] Damiano Caruso Alberto Contoli Stefano Pirazzi
2009 [18] Matteo Rabottini Alfredo Balloni Gianluca Brambilla
2010 [19] Stefano Agostini Stefano Locatelli Tommaso Salvetti
2011 [20] Matteo Trentin Fabio Aru Andrea Fedi
2012 [21] Francesco Manuel Bongiorno Davide Formolo Kristian Sbaragli
2013 [22] Andrea Zordan Davide Villella Alberto Bettiol
2014 [23] Simone Sterbini Simone Andreetta Luca Chirico
2015 [24] Gianni Moscon Davide Gabburo Edward Ravasi
2016 [25] Simone Consonni Vincenzo Albanese Filippo Rocchetti
2017 [26] Matteo Moschetti Mirco Sartori Raffaele Radice
2018 [27] Edoardo Affini Alberto Dainese Michele Corradini
2019 [28] Marco Frigo Nicolas Dalla Valle Filippo Zana
2020 [29] Giovanni Aleotti Alessandro Santaromita Luca Colnaghi
2021 [30] Gabriele Benedetti Filippo Baroncini Mattia Petrucci
2022 [31] Lorenzo Germani Walter Calzoni Emanuele Ansaloni

Women

YearGoldSilverBronze
1963 Paola Scotti Florinda Parenti Anna Santini
1964 Maria Cressari Paola Scotti Elisabetta Maffeis
1965 Florinda Parenti Elisabetta Maffeis Anna Santini
1966 Elisabetta Maffeis Florinda Parenti Giuditta Longari
1967 Rosa D'Angelo Morena Tartagni Ivana Panzi
1968 Maria Cressari Carla Bosio Ivana Panzi
1969 Morena Tartagni Maria Cressari Carla Bosio
1970 Giuditta Longari Morena Tartagni Angela Marchesin
1971 Ivana Panzi Morena Tartagni Elisabetta Maffeis
1972 Maria Cressari Elisabetta Maffeis Morena Tartagni
1973 Maria Cressari Morena Tartagni Gianna Brovedano
1974 Carmen Menegaldo Giuseppa Micheloni Emanuela Menuzzo
1975 Luigina Bissoli Maria Cressari Morena Tartagni
1976 Bruna Cancelli Patrizia Cassani Rita Coden
1977 Luigina Bissoli Bruna Cancelli Adalberta Marcucetti
1978 Rossella Galbiati Francesca Galli Anna Morlacchi
1979 Francesca Galli Giuseppa Micheloni Cristina Minuzzo
1980 Michela Tommasi Rossella Galbiati Lorena Moscon
1981 Rosanna Piantoni Rossella Galbiati Adalberta Marcuccetti
1982 Maria Canins Francesca Galli Adalberta Marcuccetti
1983 Patrizia Spadaccini Adalberta Marcuccetti Luisa Seghezzi
1984 Maria Canins Roberta Bonanomi Adalberta Marcuccetti
1985 Maria Canins Mara Mosole Emanuela Menuzzo
1986 Luisa Seghezzi Imelda Chiappa Maria Canins
1987 Maria Canins Monica Bandini Imelda Chiappa
1988 Maria Canins Imelda Chiappa Monica Bandini
1989 Maria Canins Elisabetta Fanton Gabriella Pregnolato
1990 Elisabetta Fanton Valeria Cappellotto Imelda Chiappa
1991 Lucia Pizzolotto Valeria Cappellotto Nadia Stramigioli
1992 Michela Fanini Nadia Molteni Valeria Cappellotto
1993 Imelda Chiappa Michela Fanini Sara Felloni
1994 Simona Muzzioli Alessandra Cappellotto Lucia Pizzolotto
1995 Roberta Ferrero Alessandra Cappellotto Nadia Molteni
1996 Fabiana Luperini Imelda Chiappa Alessandra Cappellotto
1997 Imelda Chiappa (2) Alessandra Cappellotto Valeria Cappellotto
1998 Lucia Pizzolotto Roberta Bonanomi Sara Felloni
1999 Valeria Cappellotto Sonia Rocca Lucia Pizzolotto
2000 Gabriella Pregnolato Greta Zocca Sara Felloni
2001 Greta Zocca Katia Longhin Lisa Gatto
2002 Rosalisa Lapomarda Katia Longhin Luisa Tamanini
2003 Alessandra Cappellotto Alessandra D'Ettorre Katia Longhin
2004 Fabiana Luperini (2) Tania Belvederesi Alessandra Cappellotto
2005 Silvia Parietti Giuseppina Grassi Luisa Tamanini
2006 Fabiana Luperini (3) Gessica Turato Silvia Parietti
2007 Eva Lechner Luisa Tamanini Giorgia Bronzini
2008 Fabiana Luperini (4) Tatiana Guderzo Giorgia Bronzini
2009 Monia Baccaille Laura Bozzolo Giorgia Bronzini
2010 [32] Monia Baccaille (2) Alessandra D'Ettorre Lorena Foresi
2011 [33] Noemi Cantele Tatiana Guderzo Silvia Valsecchi
2012 [34] Giada Borgato Silvia Valsecchi Marta Bastianelli
2013 [35] Dalia Muccioli Giorgia Bronzini Rossella Ratto
2014 Elena Cecchini Valentina Scandolara Maria Giulia Confalonieri
2015 [36] Elena Cecchini (2) Elisa Longo Borghini Dalia Muccioli
2016 [37] Elena Cecchini (3) Elisa Longo Borghini Anna Zita Maria Stricker
2017 [38] Elisa Longo Borghini Giorgia Bronzini Soraya Paladin
2018 [39] Marta Cavalli Sofia Bertizzolo Giorgia Bronzini
2019 Marta Bastianelli Elisa Balsamo Ilaria Sanguineti
2020 Elisa Longo Borghini (2) Katia Ragusa Marta Cavalli
2021 [40] Elisa Longo Borghini (3) Tatiana Guderzo Ilaria Sanguineti
2022 [41] Elisa Balsamo Rachele Barbieri Barbara Guarischi

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