Moldovan National Time Trial Championships

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Moldovan National Time Trial Championships – Men's race
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Race details
RegionMoldova
Local name(s)Campionatul Republicii Moldova la ciclism șosea - Cursa contratimp
Discipline Road bicycle racing
TypeOne-day
Organiser Moldavian Cycling Federation
History
First edition1997 (1997)
Editions23 (as of 2024)
First winner Ruslan Ivanov
Most wins Sergiu Cioban (6 wins)
Most recent Daniel Babanschi
Cristian Raileanu as a National Time Trial Champion (2020) Podium (Moldovan National Time Trial Championships 2020).jpg
Cristian Raileanu as a National Time Trial Champion (2020)

The Moldovan National Time Trial Championships have been held since 1997. [1]

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The winners of each event are awarded with a symbolic cycling jersey featuring red, yellow and blue, the colors of the national flag, which can be worn by the rider at other time trialling events in the country to show their status as national champion. The champion's stripes can be combined into a sponsored rider's team kit design for this purpose.

Multiple winners

Riders that managed to win the race more than once. [2]

WinsRiderYears
6 Sergiu Cioban 2008, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014
3 Igor Pugaci 1999, 2000, 2001
Cristian Raileanu 2019, 2020, 2021
2 Ruslan Ivanov 1997, 1998
Serghei Țvetcov 2007, 2009
Maxim Rusnac 2015, 2016
Nicolae Tanovițchii 2017, 2018

Men

YearGoldSilverBronze
1997 Ruslan Ivanov Igor Bonciucov Igor Pugaci
1998 Ruslan Ivanov Alexei Nazarenco Igori Moscalev
1999 Igor Pugaci Igor Bonciucov Artiom Saraev
2000 Igor Pugaci Igor Bonciucov Serghei Smirnov
2001 Igor Pugaci Ruslan Ivanov Igor Bonciucov
2002–
2006
Not held
2007 Serghei Țvetcov Oleg Berdos Sergiu Catan
2008 Sergiu Cioban Victor Mironov Serghei Țvetcov
2009 [3] Serghei Țvetcov Sergiu Cioban Oleg Berdos
2010 Sergiu Cioban Serghei Țvetcov Mihail Gac
2011 [4] Sergiu Cioban Eugeniu Cozonac Viktor Mironov
2012 Sergiu Cioban Mihail Gac Nicolae Tanovițchii
2013 Sergiu Cioban Alexandr Braico Veaceslav Verciuc
2014 Sergiu Cioban Cristian Raileanu Nicolae Tanovițchii
2015 Maxim Rusnac Andrei Covalciuc Cristian Raileanu
2016 Maxim Rusnac Andrei Covalciuc Alexandr Strelițov
2017 Nicolae Tanovițchii Maxim Rusnac Ivan Lutsenko
2018 Nicolae Tanovițchii Andrei Vrabii Vladislav Prudcoi
2019 Cristian Raileanu Andrei Vrabii Vladislav Korotaș
2020 Cristian Raileanu Andrei Covaliciuc Andrei Vrabii
2021 Cristian Raileanu Andrei Vrabii Andrei Sobennicov
2022 Arman Garibian Andrei Sobennicov Andrei Vrabii
2023 Ghennadii Morgun Andrei Vrabii Arman Garibian
2024 Daniel Babanschi Arman Garibian Andrei Vrabii

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