Uzbekistan National Road Race Championships

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Sergey Lagutin wearing the champion jersey.

The Uzbekistan National Road Race Championship is a road bicycle race that takes place inside the Uzbekistan National Cycling Championship, and decides the best cyclist in this type of race. The first edition took place in 1998, and was won by Sergei Arkov. The current champions are Akramjon Sunnatov and Shaknoza Abdullaeva.

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Multiple winners

Men
WinsNameYears
7 Sergey Lagutin 2005, 2006, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012
4 Ruslan Karimov 2007, 2014, 2015, 2017
3 Muradjan Khalmuratov 2013, 2019, 2020
2 Ulugbek Salamov 1999, 2000
Sergey Krushevskiy 2002, 2003
Akramjon Sunnatov 2018, 2022
Dmitriy Bocharov 2023, 2024
Women
WinsNameYears
2 Olga Drobysheva 2013, 2014
Yanina Kuskova 2020, 2021

Men

Uzbekistan National Road Race Championships – Men's elite race
Race details
RegionUzbekistan
Discipline Road bicycle racing
TypeOne-day
History
First edition1998 (1998)
First winner Sergei Arkov
Most wins Sergey Lagutin (7 wins)
Most recent Dmitriy Bocharov
YearGoldSilverBronze
1998 Sergei Arkov Igor Djuraev Enver Seytmemetov
1999 Ulugbek Salamov Damir Iratov Sergey Arkov
2000 Ulugbek Salamov Kahraman Mominov Alexandr Shmidt
2001 Yuriy Plyukhin Artem Shlindov Kahraman Mominov
2002 Sergey Krushevskiy Vladimir Tuychiev Artem Shlindov
2003 Sergey Krushevskiy Sergey Lagutin Yuriy Plyukhin
2004 Rafael Nuritdinov Sergey Lagutin Aleksander Lagutin
2005 Sergey Lagutin Ruslan Karimov Konstantin Kalinin
2006 Sergey Lagutin Yusuf Abrekov Vladimir Tuychiev
2007 Ruslan Karimov Muradjan Khalmuratov Vladimir Tuychiev
2008 Sergey Lagutin Yriy Ivoljatov Eldar Mukmenov
2009 Sergey Lagutin Vladimir Tuychiev Yusuf Abrekov
2010 Sergey Lagutin Ruslan Karimov Yusuf Abrekov
2011 [1] Sergey Lagutin Ruslan Karimov Vadim Shaekhov
2012 [2] Sergey Lagutin Konstantin Volik Vadim Shaekhov
2013 [3] Muradjan Khalmuratov Yusup Abrekov Abdullojon Akparov
2014 [4] Ruslan Karimov Vadim Shaekhov Yusup Abrekov
2015 [5] Ruslan Karimov Abdullojon Akparov Yusup Abrekov
2016 [6] Sergey Medvedev Muradjan Khalmuratov Nikita Abramov
2017 [7] Ruslan Karimov Muradjan Khalmuratov Andrey Izmaylov
2018 [8] Akramjon Sunnatov Dilmurdjon Siddikov Ruslan Karimov
2019 [9] Muradjan Khalmuratov Dilmurdjon Siddikov Sergey Medvedev
2020 [10] Muradjan Khalmuratov Nikita Stenkovoy Behzodek Rakhimbaev
2021 [11] Danil Evdokimov Behzodek Rakhimbaev Akramjon Sunnatov
2022 Akramjon Sunnatov Behzodek Rakhimbaev Ulugbek Saidov
2023 Dmitriy Bocharov Edem Eminov Danil Evdokimov
2024 Dmitriy Bocharov Sanjarbek Ergashev Nikita Tsvetkov

Women

Uzbekistan National Road Race Championships – Women's elite race
Race details
RegionUzbekistan
Discipline Road bicycle racing
TypeOne-day
History
First edition2013 (2013)
First winner Olga Drobysheva
Most wins
Most recent Shaknoza Abdullaeva
YearGoldSilverBronze
2013 Olga Drobysheva Alia Bezuglova Svetlana Isayeva
2014 [12] Olga Drobysheva Alexandra Okhvat
2015
2016
2017 [13] Olga Jantuganova Margarita Misyurina Sofiya Karimova
2018 [14] Ekaterina Knebeleva Diana Adelshinova Renata Baymetova
2019 [15] Olga Zabelinskaya Renata Baymetova Ekaterina Knebeleva
2020 [16] Yanina Kuskova Anna Kulikova Renata Baymetova
2021 [11] Yanina Kuskova Nafosat Kozieva Shaknoza Abdullaeva
2022 Shaknoza Abdullaeva Margarita Misyurina Nafosat Kozieva

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