Serbian National Road Championships

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Serbian National Road Championships
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Race details
DateJune
DisciplineRoad
Type One-day race

The Serbian National Road Championships are held annually to decide the cycling champions in both the road race and time trial discipline, across various categories.

Contents

Men

Road race

YearWinnerSecondThird
2007 Žolt Der Dragan Spasić Predrag Prokić
2008 Predrag Prokić Nebojša Jovanović Esad Hasanović
2009 Ivan Stević Esad Hasanović Nebojša Jovanović
2010 Žolt Der Goran Smelcerović Đorde Stevanović
2011 Žolt Der Esad Hasanović Nikola Stefanović
2012 Nikola Kozomara Goran Smelcerović Đorde Stevanović
2013 Ivan Stević Marko Danilović Bojan Djurdjic
2014 Miloš Borisavljević Ivan Stević Nebojša Jovanović
2015 Ivan Stević Miloš Borisavljević Gabor Kasa
2016 Nikola Kozomara Nebojša Jovanović Dejan Maric
2017 Dušan Kalaba Goran Antonijević Milan Dragojević
2018 Dušan Rajović Marko Danilović Dušan Kalaba
2019 Dušan Rajović Veljko Stojnić Marko Danilović
2020Đorđe ĐurićStefan StefanovićVladimir Vulićević
2021 Dušan Rajović Stefan Stefanović Veljko Stojnić
2022 Dušan Rajović Luka Turkulov Marko Danilović
2023 Dušan Rajović Đorđe Đurić Veljko Stojnić
2024 Ognjen Ilić Jovan DivnićMihajlo Stolić

Time trial

YearWinnerSecondThird
2007 Esad Hasanović Žolt Der Goran Smelcerović
2008 Esad Hasanović Žolt Der Dragan Spasić
2009 Žolt Der Esad Hasanović Dragan Spasić
2010 Esad Hasanović Nikola Stefanović Milanko Petrović
2011 Žolt Der Esad Hasanović Nikola Stefanović
2012 Ivan Stević Nikola Kozomara Esad Hasanović
2013 Esad Hasanović Gabor Kasa Miloš Borisavljević
2014 Gabor Kasa Ivan Stević Marko Danilović
2015 Gabor Kasa Miloš BorisavljevićGoran Antonijević
2016 Dušan Rajović Dušan Kalaba Stefan Stefanović
2017 Dušan Rajović Stefan StefanovićStevan Klisurić
2018 Veljko Stojnić Ognjen Ilić Andrej Galović [1]
2019 Ognjen Ilić Veljko Stojnić Stevan Klisurić
2020 Veljko Stojnić Ognjen Ilić Dušan Veselinović
2021 Ognjen Ilić Stevan KlisurićDušan Veselinović
2022 Dušan Rajović Ognjen Ilić Veljko Stojnić
2023 Ognjen Ilić Đorđe Đurić Veljko Stojnić
2024 Dušan Rajović Ognjen Ilić Veljko Stojnić

Women

Road race

YearWinnerSecondThird
2007 Dragana Kovačević Vanesa DurmanZorica Milicevic Antic
2008 Dragana Kovačević Vanesa DurmanZorica Milicevic Antic
2009Jovana Krtinić Dragana Kovačević Vanesa Durman
2010Ivana MiucicJovana KrtinićTamara Luhovic
2011 Jelena Erić Jovana Krtinić Dragana Kovačević
2012 Jovana Crnogorac Jelena Erić Dragana Kovačević
2013Ivana KosticIvana Miucic-
2014 Jelena Erić Milica RakićIvana Kostic
2015Maja Marković Dragana Kovačević Slavica Šestic
2016 Jelena Erić Milica Stevanovic Maja Savić
2017 Jelena Erić Jana JolovicIvana Vilim
2018 Jelena Erić Teodora Savic-PopovicJana Jolovic
2019 Jelena Erić Ivana Vilim Maja Savić
2020Ivana VilimMaja Hadzi-IlicMarijana Urošević
2021 Jelena Erić Sara PočučaMarijana Urošević
2022 Jelena Erić Jana JolovicPetra Galijan
2023 Jelena Erić Bojana JovanovićTamara Simanović
2024 Jelena Erić Iva PavlovićBojana Jovanović

Time trial [2] [3]

YearWinnerSecondThird
2007Jovana KrtinićVanesa Durman Dragana Kovačević
2008Vanesa Durman Dragana Kovačević Zorica Milicevic Antic
2009Jovana Krtinić Dragana Kovačević Vanesa Durman
2010Jovana KrtinićIvana MiucicTamara Luhovic
2011Jovana Krtinić Jovana Crnogorac Jelena Erić
2012 Jovana Crnogorac Dragana Kovačević Valentina Nestorović
2013Maja MarkovićIvana KosticDanijela Posloncec
2014 Jelena Erić Milica RakićMaja Marković
2015Maja MarkovićSlavica Šestic-
2016 Jelena Erić Ksenija BubnjevicMaja Marković
2017 Jelena Erić Jovana Crnogorac Maja Hadzi-Ilic
2018 Jelena Erić Teodora Savic-PopovicIvana Vilim
2019 Jelena Erić Maja Savić Ivana Vilim
2020Ivana VilimMarijana UroševićValentina Nestorović
2021Sara PočučaMarijana UroševićIvana Vilim
2022Aleksandra SoviljMarijana UroševićAgota Ferenc
2023 Jelena Erić Irina StevanovićMarijana Urošević
2024Irina StevanovićKatarina MarinacBojana Jovanović

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References

  1. "National Championships Serbia (Erdevik) I.T.T. (30 km)". cqranking.com.
  2. "CQ Ranking".
  3. "CN Serbia ITT". Firstcycling.com. Retrieved 26 June 2022.