Spanish National Road Race Championships

The Spanish National Road Race Championships are held annually to decide the Spanish cycling champions in the road race discipline, across various categories. The event was first held in 1897 and was won by a Portuguese rider, José Bento Pessoa.

The champions jersey
Joaquim Rodríguez, who won the men's title in 2007

Elite

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Year Gold Silver Bronze
1897   José Bento Pessoa (POR) Juan Sugranes Clemente Fabian
1898–
1901
Not held
1902 Tomás Peñalva Salvador Seguí José Manuel Pekín and Miguel Bayona
1903 Ricardo Peris Tomás Peñalva Julio Álvarez
1904 Tomás Peñalva Ricardo Peris Julio Álvarez
1905 Pablo Pujol José Pérez Tomás Peñalva
1906 Luis Amuñategui Juan Andrés Campesinos Domingo Álvarez
1907 Luis Amuñategui Tomás San Salvador Marcelino Cuesta
1908 Vicente Blanco Esteban Espinosa Marcelino Cuesta
1909 Vicente Blanco José Pérez Otillo Borras
1910 José Magdalena Otillo Borras Jaime Durán
1911 Jaime Durán Lázaro Villada Sebastián Masdeu
1912 José Magdalena Joaquín Martí Antonio Crespo
1913 Juan Martí Lorenzo Oca Joaquín Larrañaga
1914 Óscar Leblanc Antonio Crespo José Magdalena
1915 Simón Febrer Juan Zumalde José Magdalena
1916 José Manchón Óscar Leblanc Bartolomé Roig
1917 Lázaro Villada Óscar Leblanc José Manchón
1918 Simón Febrer Juan Martínez Manuel Colchón
1919 Jaime Janer Juan Martínez Guillermo Antón
1920 Miguel Bover Jaime Janer José Saura
1921 Ramón Valentín Miguel García Guillermo Antón
1922 José Saura José María Sanz Miguel García
1923 Jaime Janer Telmo García Mució Miquel
1924 Juan Bautista Llorens Telmo García Teodoro Monteys
1925 Ricardo Montero Jaime Janer Telmo García
1926 José Saura Juan Bautista Llorens Ricardo Montero
1927 Mució Miquel Telmo García Francisco Cepeda
1928 Telmo García Eduardo Fernández José María Sanz
1929 Luciano Montero José María Sanz Sebastián Aguilar
1930 Mariano Cañardo Luciano Montero Vicente Bachero
1931 Mariano Cañardo Antonio Escuriet Josep Nicolau
1932 Luciano Montero Mariano Cañardo Salvador Cardona
1933 Mariano Cañardo Luciano Montero Vicente Bachero
1934 Luciano Montero Mariano Cañardo Salvador Cardona
1935 Salvador Cardona Mariano Cañardo Luciano Montero
1936 Mariano Cañardo Luciano Montero Mariano Gascón
1937 Not held
1938 Fermín Trueba Francisco Goenaga Francisco Aresti
1939 Antonio Andrés Sancho Mariano Cañardo Vicente Trueba
1940 Fédérico Ezquerra Diego Cháfer Mariano Cañardo
1941 Antonio Andrés Sancho Antonio Martín Julián Berrendero
1942 Julián Berrendero Antonio Andrés Sancho Diego Cháfer
1943 Julián Berrendero José Bejarano Antonio Martín
1944 Julián Berrendero Antonio Martín Vicente Carretero
1945 Juan Gimeno Joaquín Olmos Delio Rodríguez
1946 Bernardo Ruiz Antonio Andrés Sancho Bernardo Capó
1947 Bernardo Capó Bernardo Ruiz Miguel Gual
1948 Bernardo Ruiz Antonio Gelabert Julián Berrendero
1949 José Serra Gil Bernardo Capó Julián Berrendero
1950 Antonio Gelabert Bernardo Ruiz José Vidal
1951 Bernardo Ruiz Andrés Trobat Victorio Ruiz García
1952 Andrés Trobat José Mateo Antonio Barrutia
1953 Francisco Masip Andrés Trobat Francisco Alomar
1954 Emilio Rodríguez Bernardo Ruiz Francisco Alomar
1955 Antonio Gelabert José Escolano José Serra
1956 Antonio Ferraz Bernardo Ruiz Francisco Masip
1957 Antonio Ferraz René Marigil Antonio Jiménez Quiles
1958 Federico Bahamontes Salvador Botella Jesús Loroño
1959 Antonio Suárez Federico Bahamontes Jesús Galdeano
1960 Antonio Suárez Jesús Loroño Fernando Manzaneque
1961 Antonio Suárez Jesús Loroño Federico Bahamontes
1962 Luis Otaño José Pérez Francés Manuel Martín Piñera
1963 José Pérez Francés Miguel Pacheco Fernando Manzaneque
1964 Julio Jiménez José Luis Talamillo Luis Otaño
1965 Antonio Gómez del Moral José Antonio Momeñe Gabriel Mas
1966 Luis Otaño Carlos Echeverría Ginés García
1967 Luis Santamarina Carlos Echeverría Ginés García
1968 Luis Ocaña Antonio Gómez del Moral Jesús Aranzábal
1969 Ramón Sáez José Pérez Francés José Antonio Momeñe
1970 José Antonio González Linares Jesús Aranzábal Nemesio Jiménez
1971 Eduardo Castelló Andrés Gandarias Domingo Perurena
1972 Luis Ocaña Domingo Perurena Agustín Tamames
1973 Domingo Perurena José Luis Abilleira Juan Zurano
1974 Vicente López Carril Manuel Esparza Antonio Menéndez
1975 Domingo Perurena Francisco Elorriaga Jaime Huélamo
1976 Agustín Tamames Miguel María Lasa José Viejo
1977 Manuel Esparza José Nazabal Jordi Fortià
1978 Enrique Martínez Heredia Luis Alberto Ordiales Antonio Menéndez
1979 Isidro Juárez Faustino Rupérez Miguel María Lasa
1980 Juan Fernández Miguel María Lasa Francisco Elorriaga
1981 Eulalio García Enrique Martínez Heredia Juan Fernández
1982 José Luis Laguía Eulalio García Federico Echave
1983 Carlos Hernández Alfonso Gutiérrez Antonio Coll
1984 Jesús Ignacio Ibáñez Loyo Celestino Prieto Eduardo Chozas
1985 José Luis Navarro Pello Ruiz Cabestany Javier Castellar
1986 Alfonso Gutiérrez Ricardo Martínez Manuel Jorge Domínguez
1987 Juan Carlos González Salvador Alfonso Gutiérrez Manuel Jorge Domínguez
1988 Juan Fernández Manuel Jorge Domínguez Jokin Mújika
1989 Carlos Hernández Jesús Suárez Cueva Casimiro Moreda
1990 Laudelino Cubino Francisco Javier Mauleón Miguel Induráin
1991 Juan Carlos González Salvador José Luis Rodriguez Garcia Manuel Jorge Domínguez
1992 Miguel Induráin Jon Unzaga Bombín Carlos Hernández
1993 Ignacio García Camacho Miguel Induráin Fernando Escartín
1994 Abraham Olano Ángel Edo Alsina Melcior Mauri Prat
1995 Jesús Montoya José María Jiménez Vicente Aparicio Vila
1996 Manuel Fernández Ginés Abraham Olano Fernando Escartín
1997 José María Jiménez César Solaun David Etxebarria
1998 Ángel Casero Juan Carlos Domínguez Óscar Freire
1999 Ángel Casero Roberto Heras Joseba Beloki
2000 Álvaro González de Galdeano Francisco Cerezo Ángel Edo
2001 Iván Gutiérrez Santiago Blanco Aitor Garmendia
2002 Juan Carlos Guillamón Abraham Olano Miguel Ángel Martín Perdiguero
2003 Rubén Plaza Rafael Casero Benjamín Noval
2004 Francisco Mancebo Alejandro Valverde Francisco José Lara
2005 Juan Manuel Gárate Francisco Mancebo Jordi Berenguer
2006 Race cancelled[1]
2007 Joaquim Rodríguez Alejandro Valverde Eladio Jiménez
2008 Alejandro Valverde Óscar Sevilla Óscar Pereiro
2009 Rubén Plaza Constantino Zaballa Alejandro Valverde
2010 Iván Gutiérrez Francisco Ventoso Koldo Fernández
2011 José Joaquín Rojas Koldo Fernández Jesús Herrada
2012 Francisco Ventoso Koldo Fernández Francisco José Pacheco
2013 Jesús Herrada Ion Izagirre Luis León Sánchez
2014 Ion Izagirre Alejandro Valverde Carlos Barbero
2015 Alejandro Valverde Carlos Barbero Jesús Herrada
2016 José Joaquín Rojas Ángel Vicioso Jordi Simón
2017[2] Jesús Herrada Alejandro Valverde Ion Izagirre
2018[3] Gorka Izagirre Alejandro Valverde Omar Fraile
2019[4] Alejandro Valverde Luis León Sánchez Jesús Herrada
2020[5] Luis León Sánchez Gorka Izagirre Vicente García de Mateos
2021[6] Omar Fraile Jesús Herrada Alex Aranburu
2022[7] Carlos Rodríguez Jesús Herrada Alex Aranburu
2023[8] Oier Lazkano Juan Ayuso Alex Aranburu
2024 Alex Aranburu Oier Lazkano Jesús Herrada
Year Gold Silver Bronze
1999 Patxi Ugarte Jesús Manzano Samuel Sánchez
2000 David Arroyo Xavier Tondo Miguel Martínez
2001 Alejandro Valverde Israel Nuñez Javier Lindez
2002 Unai Elorriaga Francisco Gutiérrez Francisco Ventoso
2003 Isaac Escola Pedro Castillo Silvestre Callau
2004 Joseba Agirrezabala José Luis Carrasco Igor Antón
2005 Javier Moreno Francisco González Juan Carlos Fernández
2006 José David Aguilera Luis Enrique Puertas Serafín Martínez
2007 Carlos Delgado Esteban Plaza José Carlos López
2008 David Gutiérrez Andrés Vigil Ion Izagirre
2009 Pedro Merino Airán Fernández Higinio Fernández
2010 Albert Torres Francisco García David Serrano
2011 Román Osuna Victor Martín Haritz Orbe
2012 Ramón Domene Cristobal Sánchez Ibai Salas
2013 Mario González Beñat Txoperena Oscar Hernández
2014 Gonzalo Andrés Francisco García Carlos Jiménez
2015 Jaime Rosón Xavier Pastallé Óscar Pelegrí
2016 Óscar Pelegrí Jon Irisarri Juanjo Agüero
2017 Isaac Cantón Álvaro Cuadros Diego Pablo Sevilla
2018 Iñigo Elosegui Carmelo Urbano Gabriel Pons
2019 Carmelo Urbano Arturo Gravalos Oier Ibarguren
2020 Javier Romo Jokin Murguialday Eduardo Perez-Landaluce
2021 Iván Cobo Marcel Camprubí Unai Iribar
2022 Joseba López José Marín Abel Balderstone
2023 Unai Aznar Josep Tomas Francisco Muñoz
2024 Hugo de la Calle César Pérez López Martín Rey

Women

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Year Gold Silver Bronze
1979 Mercedes Ateca Blanca Gil María Victoria Fustero
1980 Mercedes Ateca Antonia Quintanal Ana Fernández
1981 Mercedes Ateca Milagros Tugores Margarita Gormals
1982 Carolina Sagarmendi Margarita Gormals Margarita Rico
1983 Carolina Sagarmendi Immaculada de Carlos María Quintanal
1984 María Luisa Izquierdo Mercedes Ateca Carolina Sagarmendi
1985 María Mora Magdalena Rigo María Luisa Izquierdo
1986 Magdalena Rigo María Mora María José Prada
1987 María Luisa Izquierdo María Mora Raquel Aberasturi
1988 Immaculada de Carlos Consuelo Álvarez Josune Gorostidi
1989 Consuelo Álvarez Josune Gorostidi Teodora Ruano
1990 Conchita Carbayeda Raquel Aberasturi Belén Cuevas
1991 Josune Gorostidi Ainhoa Artolazábal Conchita Carbayeda
1992 Ainhoa Artolazábal Conchita Carbayeda Belén Cuevas
1993 Alicia Amezgaray Margarita Fullana Joane Somarriba
1994 Joane Somarriba Fátima Blázquez Berta Fernández
1995 María José López Rosario Corral Izaskun Bengoa
1996 Izaskun Bengoa Teodora Ruano Joane Somarriba
1997 Izaskun Bengoa Rosa María Bravo Joane Somarriba
1998 Rosa María Bravo Izaskun Bengoa Teodora Ruano
1999 Margarita Fullana Rosa María Bravo Teodora Ruano
2000 Not held
2001 Teodora Ruano Anna Ramírez María Isabel Moreno
2002 Arantzazu Azpiroz Anna Ramírez Maria Cagigas
2003 Eneritz Iturriaga Rosa María Bravo Joane Somarriba
2004 Anna Ramírez Fátima Blázquez Arantzazu Azpiroz
2005 María Isabel Moreno Leticia Gil Débora Gálves
2006 María Isabel Moreno Eneritz Iturriaga Cristina Alcalde
2007 María Isabel Moreno Marta Vila Josana Arantzazu Azpiroz
2008 Itsaso Leunda Fátima Blázquez Judit Masdeu
2009 Marta Vila Josana Belén López Leticia Gil
2010 Leire Olaberria Débora Gálves Rosa María Bravo
2011 Rosa María Bravo Ana Ramírez Silvia Tirado
2012 Anna Sanchis Anna Ramírez Ane Santesteban
2013 Ane Santesteban Mayalen Noriega Lucía González
2014 Anna Ramírez Irene San Sebastián Sheyla Gutiérrez
2015 Anna Sanchis Ane Santesteban Alicia González
2016 Mavi García Anna Sanchis Sheyla Gutiérrez
2017[9] Sheyla Gutiérrez Mavi García Ane Santesteban
2018[10] Eider Merino Gloria Rodríguez Mavi García
2019[11] Lourdes Oyarbide Irene Méndez Mireia Benito
2020[12] Mavi García Ane Santesteban Eider Merino
2021[13] Mavi García Ane Santesteban Sara Martín
2022[14] Mavi García Sandra Alonso Iurani Blanco
2023 Mavi García Sara Martín Mireia Benito
2024 Usoa Ostolaza Yurani Blanco Mavi García

See also

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References

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  8. ^ Fletcher, Patrick (25 June 2023). "Oier Lazkano is the new Spanish road race champion!". Movistar Team. Movistar Team. Retrieved 10 July 2023.
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