Australian National Road Race Championships

The Champion's Jersey

The Australian National Road Race Championships, are held annually with an event for each category of rider: Men, Women & under 23 riders. The event also includes the Australian National Time Trial Championships since 2002. The Australian Championships were officially known as the Scody Australian Open Road Cycling Championships from 1999 to 2010, taking the name of their main sponsor. This changed to the Mars Cycling Australia Road National Championships from 2011 but they are more commonly referred to as The Nationals.^[1] The under 23 championships were introduced in 2001. Note that these results do not currently include the senior and junior amateur road race championships that were held prior to the open era.

The winners of each event are awarded with a symbolic cycling jersey featuring green and yellow stripes, which can be worn by the rider at other road racing 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.

From 1901 to 1939 the title of long distance road champion of Australia was awarded to the fastest time in the Warrnambool to Melbourne Classic over 165 miles (266 km). Riders attended from all over Australia and New Zealand.^[2] From 1902 the fastest NSW rider in the Goulburn to Sydney Classic was selected to appear for NSW.^[3][4] In 1927 the Warrnambool to Melbourne was replaced by the Dunlop Grand Prix, a 690.5 miles (1,111.3 km) race over four stages.^[5][6] In 1934 the Warrnambool to Melbourne was again replaced by a stage race, the Centenary 1000, a 1,102 miles (1,773 km) race over seven stages.^[7] From 1947 to 1949 the title of long distance road champion of Australia was awarded at a sprint point 150 miles (240 km) into the Warrnambool to Melbourne Classic. In 1950 the first separate event was held at Cronulla, NSW.^[8]

The women's event was first held in 1978.^[9]

Contents

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  1 Multiple winners
  


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  2 Men
  
  
  
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    2.1 Elite
    
  
  
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    2.2 Under 23
    
  
  
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    2.3 Junior / Under 19
    
  
  
  
  


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  3 Women
  
  
  
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    3.1 Elite
    
  
  
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    3.2 Under 23
    
  
  
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    3.3 Junior / Under 19
    
  
  
  
  


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  4 See also
  


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  5 Notes
  


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  6 References
  


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  7 External links
  

Multiple winners

Men [10] Wins Name Years 4 Hubert Opperman 1924, 1926, 1927, 1929 3 Phil O'Shea 1911, 1922, 1923 Russell Mockridge 1956, 1957, 1958 John Trevorrow 1978, 1979, 1980 Robbie McEwen 1995, 2002, 2005 2 Tom Larcombe 1904, 1907 Richard Lamb 1930, 1932 Alan Angus 1936, 1937 Dean Toseland 1938,1939 Keith Rowley 1947, 1950 Alby Saunders 1949, 1953 Eddie Smith 1954, 1955 Fred Roche 1959, 1960 Barry Waddell 1964, 1968 Kerry Hoole 1966, 1973 Graham McVilly 1970, 1971 Donald Wilson 1975, 1977 Peter Besanko 1976, 1984 Wayne Hildred 1982, 1986 Neil Stephens 1991, 1995 Simon Gerrans 2012, 2014 Jack Bobridge 2011, 2016

Women [9] Wins Rider Years 4 Kathleen Shannon 1985, 1986, 1990, 1991 Kathy Watt 1992, 1993, 1994, 1998 2 Linda Meadows 1978, 1979 Deborah Kinnear 1987, 1988 Katie Mactier 2001, 2007 Oenone Wood 2004, 2008 Gracie Elvin 2013, 2014 Amanda Spratt 2012, 2016 Matthew Lloyd

Men

Elite

Year	Gold	Time	Silver	Bronze	Distance	Location	Ref.
1901	Andy Ralston (NZ) [n 1]	9h 00' 30"	Albert E. Nioa	DD Alexander	165 mi (266 km)	Warrnambool, Vic	[11]
1902	HG O’Callaghan, Vic	8h 46' 23"	Albert E. Nioa	Andy Ralston (NZ) [n 1]	165 mi (266 km)	Warrnambool, Vic	[12]
1903	Jack Arnst (NZ) [n 1]	7h 43' 00"	Richard Arnst (NZ)	Charley Gee	165 mi (266 km)	Warrnambool, Vic	[13]
1904	Tom Larcombe, NSW	7h 48' 07"	Jack Wright, Vic	Harold Henderson (NZ) [n 1]	165 mi (266 km)	Warrnambool, Vic	[14]
1905	William Hawley, Vic	7h 52' 26"	HW Viney, Tas	C Baulderstone, SA	165 mi (266 km)	Warrnambool, Vic	[15]
1906	H Mehrtens (NZ) [n 1]	8h 53' 52"	Alf Birch (NZ)	A Humm (NZ)	165 mi (266 km)	Warrnambool, Vic	[16]
1907	Tom Larcombe, NSW	7h 40' 10"	E Birch	Meldrum Dobie	165 mi (266 km)	Warrnambool, Vic	[17]
1908	Matt Chappell, Vic	7h 46' 27"	O Pearne, Tas	HT Munro	165 mi (266 km)	Warrnambool, Vic	[18]
1909	Iddo "Snowy" Munro, Vic	7h 12' 51"	Albert H. Pianto, Vic	Thomas "Jeb" Gascoyne, Vic	165 mi (266 km)	Warrnambool, Vic	[19]
1910	Joe Pianto, WA	9h 30' 46"	Joe McSweeney, WA	Andy Colvin	165 mi (266 km)	Warrnambool, Vic	[20][21]
1911	Phil O'Shea (NZ) [n 1]	8h 08' 44"	Albert H. Pianto, WA	J Tozer (NZ)	165 mi (266 km)	Warrnambool, Vic	[22][23]
1912-1921	Not held
1922	Phil O'Shea (NZ) [n 1]	8h 59' 08"	Don Kirkham, (Vic)	Les "Bowie" Stevens, Vic	165 mi (266 km)	Warrnambool, Vic	[24]
1923	Phil O'Shea (NZ) [n 1]	7h 51' 41"	Jack Beasley, Vic	Ernie Bainbridge, Vic	165 mi (266 km)	Warrnambool, Vic	[25]
1924	Hubert Opperman, Vic	7h 15' 37"	Ernie Bainbridge, Vic	TJ Robinson, SA	165 mi (266 km)	Warrnambool, Vic	[26]
1925	Harold Smith, WA	7h 25' 01"	Jack J Beasley, Vic	AR White, NSW	165 mi (266 km)	Warrnambool, Vic	[27]
1926	Hubert Opperman, Vic	7h 36' 10"	Harold Smith, WA	George McLeod, Vic	165 mi (266 km)	Warrnambool, Vic	[28]
1927	Hubert Opperman, Vic	40h 41' 34"	Harry Watson (NZ) [n 1]	Ernie Bainbridge, Vic	691 mi (1,112 km)	Victoria	[5][6]
1928	Not held
1929	Hubert Opperman, Vic	8h 07' 10"	George McLeod, Vic	Horrie Marshall, WA	165 mi (266 km)	Warrnambool, Vic	[29][30][31]
1930	Richard Lamb, Vic	8h 20' 10"	Hubert Opperman, Vic	Ken Ross, NSW	165 mi (266 km)	Warrnambool, Vic	[32]
1931	Matt Lynch, Vic	6h 31' 28"	Allan Oram, Vic	Herbert Withal, Vic	165 mi (266 km)	Warrnambool, Vic	[33]
1932	Richard Lamb, Vic	6h 21' 18"	Ossie Nicholson, Vic		165 mi (266 km)	Warrnambool, Vic	[34]
1933	Hefty Stuart, Vic	6h 27' 56"	Hubert Opperman, Vic	Richard Lamb, Vic	165 mi (266 km)	Warrnambool, Vic	[35]
1934	Harry Cruise, Vic	53h 30' 33"	Harry Watson (NZ) [n 1]	Richard Lamb, Vic	1,000 mi (1,600 km)	Victoria (Australia)	[7]
1935	Clinton Beasley, Vic	6h 24' 36"	Richard Lamb, Vic	Dean Toseland, SA	165 mi (266 km)	Warrnambool, Vic	[36]
1936	Alan Angus, Vic	6h 44' 50"	Clinton Beasley, Vic	Dean Toseland, SA	165 mi (266 km)	Warrnambool, Vic	[37]
1937	Alan Angus, Vic	7h 19' 09"	Clinton Beasley, Vic	Lloyd Thomas (NZ)	165 mi (266 km)	Warrnambool, Vic	[38]
1938	Dean Toseland, SA	6h 44' 53"	Keith Thurgood, SA	J Christison, NSW	165 mi (266 km)	Warrnambool, Vic	[39]
1939	Dean Toseland, SA	8h 18' 06"	Bill Moritz, SA	Keith Thurgood, SA	165 mi (266 km)	Warrnambool, Vic	[40]
1940-1946	Not held
1947	Keith Rowley, Vic	6h 20' 50"			150 mi (240 km)	Warrnambool, Vic	[41]
1948	Keith McFarlane, Vic	6h 23' 02"	Graham Stabell	Max Rowley, Vic	150 mi (240 km)	Warrnambool, Vic	[42]
1949	Alby Saunders, Vic	5h 44' 55"	Graham Stabell	Eddie Smith, Vic	150 mi (240 km)	Warrnambool, Vic	[43]
1950	Keith Rowley, Vic	5h 55' 20"	Harold Johnson, NSW	Stan Bonney, Vic	125 mi (201 km)	Cronulla, NSW	[8]
1951	John Beasley, Vic	6h 10' 48"	Graham Stabell	Peter Anthony	125 mi (201 km)	Templestowe, Vic	[44]
1952	Neil Peadon, NSW	6h 21' 36"	Graham Stabell	Max Rowley, Vic	125 mi (201 km)	Centennial Park, NSW	[45]
1953	Alby Saunders, Vic	5h 40' 52"	Hector Sutherland, Vic	Neil Peadon, NSW	125 mi (201 km)	Launceston, Tas	[46]
1954	Eddie Smith, Vic	5h 45' 58"	Hector Sutherland, Vic	Angelo Catalano	125 mi (201 km)	Ringwood, Vic	[47]
1955	Eddie Smith, Vic		Murray French	Ronald Murray	125 mi (201 km)	Centennial Park, NSW	[48]
1956	Russell Mockridge	6h 18' 22"	Eddie Smith, Vic	Viv Blazely	125 mi (201 km)	Hobart, Tas	[10]
1957	Russell Mockridge	6h 24' 35"	James Taylor	Peter Panton	125 mi (201 km)	Melbourne, Vic	[10]
1958	Russell Mockridge		Peter Panton	Barry Waddell			[10]
1959	Fred Roche	5h 45' 18"	Sid Patterson	John Young	125 mi (201 km)	Colac, Vic	[10]
1960	Fred Roche		John Young	Bill Knevitt			[10]
1961	Neville Veale		Bill Knevitt	Fred Roche			[10]
1962	John O'Sullivan		Alan McLennan	Kerry Hoole			[10]
1963	Warwick Dalton (NZ)	6h 07' 00"	Kerry Hoole	John Young	125 mi (201 km)	Mount Gambier, SA	[10]
1964	Barry Waddell		Bill Lawrie	Sid Patterson			[10]
1965	Matt Martino		Barry Walker	John Young			[10]
1966	Kerry Hoole		Ian Campbell	Glen Birmingham			[10]
1967	Graeme Gilmore		Keith Oliver, Jr.	Kerry Hoole		Lithgow, NSW	[10]
1968	Barry Waddell		Kerry Hoole	Keith Oliver, Jr.			[10]
1969	Robert Whetters		Tony Kelliher	Kerry Hoole			[10]
1970	Graham McVilly		Keith Oliver, Jr.	Alan Goodchild			[10]
1971	Graham McVilly		Kerry Hoole	Jeffery Hartley			[10]
1972	Kevin Spencer		Frank Atkins	Kerry Hoole			[10]
1973	Kerry Hoole		Henk Vogels, Sr.	Vic Adams			[10]
1974	Graham Rowley		Vic Adams	Warren Rudd			[10]
1975	Donald Wilson		Bruce Hunt	Mike Dye			[10]
1976	Peter Besanko	5h 04' 21"	Graham McVilly	Tony Branchflower			[10]
1977	Donal Wilson		John Trevorrow				[10]
1978	John Trevorrow		Graeme Hodgkiss	Shane Bartley			[10]
1979	John Trevorrow		David Allan	Terry Hammond			[10]
1980	John Trevorrow		Peter Besanko	Terry Stacey			[10]
1981	Clyde Sefton		John Trevorrow	David Allan			[10]
1982	Wayne Hildred (NZ)		Terry Hammond	Peter Besanko			[10]
1983	Terry Hammond	6h 00' 55"	Clyde Sefton	Shane Sutton	200 km (120 mi)	Surfers Paradise, Qld	[10]
1984	Peter Besanko		Jim Krynen	Shane Sutton			[10]
1985	Laurie Venn		Murray Hall	Wayne Nicholls	200 km (120 mi)	Melbourne, Vic	[10]
1986	Wayne Hildred (NZ)		Michael Lynch	Anthony Hughes			[10]
1987	Allan Dipple		Wayne Hildred (NZ)	Paul Miller			[10]
1988	Paul Miller		Michael Lynch	Paul Rugari			[10]
1989	Gary Clively		Eddy Salas	Scott Steward			[10]
1990	Dean McDonald		Eddy Salas	Malcolm Van Unen		Launceston, Tas	[10]
1991	Neil Stephens		Peter Besanko	Marcus Burns			[10]
1992	David McFarlane		Gavin Parsonage	Tim Jamieson			[10]
1993	Eddy Salas		Gavin Parsonage	Peter Besanko			[10]
1994	Allan Iacuone		Danny Clark	Jamie Kelly			[10]
1995	Neil Stephens		Scott McGrory	Damien Forster			[10]
1996	Nick Gates	5h 01' 50"	Damien McDonald	Eddy Salas	200 km (120 mi)	Centennial Park, NSW	[49]
1997	Jonathan Hall	4h 17' 04"	Tristan Priem	Steve Williams	160 km (99 mi)	Perth, WA	[50]
1998	David McKenzie	4h 38' 16"	Tom Leaper	Eddy Salas	188 km (117 mi)	Melbourne, Vic	[51]
1999	Henk Vogels	4h 42' 41"	Stuart O'Grady	Jamie Drew	195 km (121 mi)	Portarlington, Vic	[52]
2000	Jamie Drew	4h 58' 56"	Scott Sunderland	Robbie McEwen	195 km (121 mi)	Portarlington, Vic	[n 2][53]
2001	Steve Williams	4h 50' 35"	Cameron Hughes	Matthew Wilson	195 km (121 mi)	Portarlington, Vic	[54]
2002	Robbie McEwen	4h 46' 18"	Nathan O'Neill	Robert Tighello	180 km (110 mi)	Ballarat, Vic	[55]
2003	Stuart O'Grady	4h 51' 37"	Allan Davis	Patrick Jonker	180 km (110 mi)	Ballarat, Vic	[56]
2004	Matthew Wilson	4h 47' 43"	Robert McLachlan	David McKenzie	180 km (110 mi)	Ballarat, Vic	[57]
2005	Robbie McEwen	4h 10' 13"	Robert McLachlan	Paul Crake	182 km (113 mi)	Mount Torrens, SA	[58]
2006	Russell Van Hout	4h 09' 17"	Adam Hansen	Henk Vogels	176 km (109 mi)	Mount Torrens, SA	[59]
2007	Darren Lapthorne	4h 16' 18"	Robert McLachlan	Karl Menzies	163 km (101 mi)	Ballarat, Vic	[60]
2008	Matthew Lloyd	4h 13' 22"	Adam Hansen	Rory Sutherland	163 km (101 mi)	Ballarat, Vic	[61]
2009	Peter McDonald	4h 10' 34"	Michael Rogers	Adam Hansen	163 km (101 mi)	Ballarat, Vic	[62]
2010	Travis Meyer	4h 26' 31"	David Kemp	Damien Turner	163 km (101 mi)	Ballarat, Vic	[63]
2011	Jack Bobridge	4h 12' 42"	Matthew Goss	Simon Gerrans	163 km (101 mi)	Ballarat, Vic	[64]
2012	Simon Gerrans	4h 07' 38"	Matthew Lloyd	Richie Porte	163 km (101 mi)	Ballarat, Vic	[65]
2013	Luke Durbridge	4h 00' 46"	Michael Matthews	Steele Von Hoff	196 km (122 mi)	Ballarat, Vic	[66]
2014	Simon Gerrans	4h 43' 43"	Cadel Evans	Richie Porte	184 km (114 mi)	Ballarat, Vic	[67]
2015	Heinrich Haussler	4h 47' 24"	Caleb Ewan	Neil Van Der Ploeg	183 km (114 mi)	Ballarat, Vic	[68]
2016	Jack Bobridge	4h 40' 30"	Cameron Meyer	Patrick Lane	183 km (114 mi)	Ballarat, Vic	[69]
2017	Miles Scotson	4h 37' 55"	Simon Gerrans	Nathan Haas	183 km (114 mi)	Ballarat, Vic	[70]
2018	Alexander Edmondson	4h 54' 27"	Jay McCarthy	Chris Harper	183 km (114 mi)	Ballarat, Vic	[71]
2019	Michael Freiberg	4h 44' 48"	Chris Harper	Cameron Meyer	185.6 km (115.3 mi)	Ballarat, Vic	[72]

Under 23

Year	Gold	Time	Silver	Bronze	Distance	Location	Ref.
2000	Andrew Stalder	5h 00' 52"	Simon Gerrans		195 km (121 mi)	Portarlington, Vic	[53]
2001	Graeme Brown	4h 51' 18"	John Freiberg		195 km (121 mi)	Portarlington, Vic	[54]
2002	Simon Gerrans	4h 49' 24"	Adrian Laidler	Allan Davis	180 km (110 mi)	Ballarat, Vic	[55]
2003	Gene Bates	4h 53' 33"	David McPartland	Adrian Laidler	180 km (110 mi)	Ballarat, Vic	[56]
2004	Rory Sutherland	4h 55' 36"	William Walker	Andrew Wyper	180 km (110 mi)	Ballarat, Vic	[57]
2005	Christopher Sutton	4h 16' 30"	William Walker	Daniel Newnham	182 km (113 mi)	Mount Torrens, SA	[73]
2006	William Walker	4h 9' 17"	Wesley Sulzberger	Jonathan Clarke	175.5 km (109.1 mi)	Mount Torrens, SA	[74]
2007	Wesley Sulzberger	3h 15' 00"	Cameron Meyer	Simon Clarke	122 km (76 mi)	Ballarat, Vic	[75]
2008	Simon Clarke	3h 20' 33"	Matt King	Mark O'Brien	122 km (76 mi)	Ballarat, Vic	[76]
2009	Jack Bobridge	3h 12' 48"	Michael Matthews & Mark O'Brien [n 3]		122 km (76 mi)	Ballarat, Vic	[77]
2010	Michael Hepburn	3h 20' 07"	Malcolm Rudolph	Michael Matthews	122 km (76 mi)	Ballarat, Vic	[78]
2011	Ben Dyball	3h 22' 05"	Nathan Haas	Joseph Lewis	122 km (76 mi)	Ballarat, Vic	[79]
2012	Rohan Dennis	3h 04' 41"	Eric Sheppard	Calvin Watson	122 km (76 mi)	Ballarat, Vic	[80]
2013	Jordan Kerby	3h 19' 48"	Damien Howson	Jack Haig	138 km (86 mi)	Ballarat, Vic	[81]
2014	Caleb Ewan	3h 23' 31"	Robert Power	Bradley Linfield	133 km (83 mi)	Ballarat, Vic	[82]
2015	Miles Scotson	3h 22' 57"	Alexander Edmondson	Alistair Donohoe	133 km (83 mi)	Ballarat, Vic	[83]
2016	Chris Hamilton	3h 29' 23"	Lucas Hamilton	Miles Scotson	133 km (83 mi)	Ballarat, Vic	[84]
2017	Samuel Jenner	3h 27' 52"	Alexander Porter	Lucas Hamilton	133 km (83 mi)	Ballarat, Vic	[85]
2018	Cyrus Monk	3h 21' 19"	James Whelan	Michael Potter	92.8 km (57.7 mi)	Ballarat, Vic	[86]
2019	Nicholas White	2h 24' 48"	Michael Potter	Samuel Jenner	127 km (79 mi)	Ballarat, Vic	[87]

Junior / Under 19

Year	Gold	Time	Silver	Bronze	Distance	Location	Ref.
2009	Patrick Bevin (NZ)	3h 02' 52"	Michael Phelan	Josh Atkins (NZ)	123 km (76 mi)	Murwillumbah, NSW	[88]
2010	Jay McCarthy	3h 15' 13"	Dale Parker	Calvin Watson	123 km (76 mi)	Murwillumbah, NSW	[89]
2011	Hayden McCormick	3h 09' 13"	Hamish Schreurs	Fraser Gough (NZ)	123 km (76 mi)	Murwillumbah, NSW	[90]
2012	Robert-Jon McCarthy	3h 03' 51"	Caleb Ewan	Nick Schultz	127 km (79 mi)	Shepparton, Vic	[91]
2013	Michael Rice	3h 08' 34"	Daniel Fitter	Ben Carman	118 km (73 mi)	Noosa, Qld	[92]
2014	Lucas Hamilton	3h 08' 50"	Daniel Fitter	Jai Hindley	118 km (73 mi)	Canberra, ACT	[93]
2015	Michael Storer	2h 54' 52"	Nathaniel Levin  (NZ)	Matthew Chambers	110 km (68 mi)	Gold Coast, Qld	[94]
2016	Kaden Groves	3h 00' 32"	Alastair Christie-Johnston	Carne Groube (NZ)	122 km (76 mi)	Canberra, Act	[95]
2017	Mitchell Wright	2h 59' 09"	Liam Edwards	Jensen Plowright	113 km (70 mi)	Geelong, Vic	[96]
2018	Tyler Lindorff	1h 47' 45"	Ben Metcalfe	Carter Turnbull	69.6 km (43.2 mi)	Ballarat, Vic	[97]
2019	Patrick Eddy	2h 48' 28"	Samual Eddy	Alastair Mackellar	104.4 km (64.9 mi)	Ballarat, Vic	[98]

Women

Elite

Year	Gold	Time	Silver	Bronze	Distance	Location	Ref.
1978	Linda Meadows						[9]
1979	Linda Meadows	0h 41’ 25"	Barbara Eason	Sue Dennis	25 km (16 mi)	Horsham, Vic	[9]
1980	Jenny Quaife						[9]
1981	Heather Kelson	1h 19’ 46"	Elizabeth Battle	Vicky Carne	45.5 km (28.3 mi)	Launceston, Tas	[9]
1982	Siân Mulholland		Michelle Robbins	Vicky Carne			[9]
1983	Julie Speight						[9]
1984	Robyn Battison	1h 35’ 14"	Kathleen Shannon	Deborah De Jongh			[9]
1985	Kathleen Shannon	1h 20’ 48"	Robyn Battison	Wendy McKay	50 km (31 mi)	Bacchus Marsh, Vic	[9]
1986	Kathleen Shannon		Elizabeth Hepple	Robyn Battison	52 km (32 mi)	Adelaide, SA	[9]
1987	Deborah Kinnear	1h 23’ 17"	Kathy Watt	Jacqui Uttien	43 km (27 mi)		[9]
1988	Deborah Kinnear	1h 52’ 32"	Kathleen Shannon	Kathy Watt	71 km (44 mi)		[9]
1989	Jane Slack-Smith	1h 48’ 29"	Kathleen Shannon	Jennifer Hall	66 km (41 mi)	Canberra, ACT	[9]
1990	Kathleen Shannon	2h 07’ 55"	Jacqui Uttien	Donna Rae-Szalisnki	70 km (43 mi)	Perth, WA	[9]
1991	Kathleen Shannon	2h 12’ 00"	Margaret Henderson	Jacqui Uttien	75 km (47 mi)	Gembrook, Vic	[9]
1992	Kathy Watt	2h 12’ 00"	Catherine Hart	Anita Crossley	70 km (43 mi)	Adelaide, SA	[9]
1993	Kathy Watt	2h 10’ 38"	Anita Crossley	Cathy Reardon	78 km (48 mi)	Devonport, Tas	[9]
1994	Kathy Watt	2h 23’ 15"	Cathy Reardon	Anna Millward (née Wilson)	87 km (54 mi)	Sunshine Coast, Qld	[9]
1995	Elizabeth Tadich	2h 46’ 42"	Charlotte White-Pordham	Tracey Gaudry (née Watson)	96.4 km (59.9 mi)	Canberra, ACT	[9]
1996	Lynn Nixon	2h 54’ 28"	Kathy Watt	Anna Millward	110 km (68 mi)	Centennial Park, NSW	[99]
1997	Symenko Jochinke	2h 51’ 13"	Anna Millward	Bridget Evans	100 km (62 mi)	Perth, WA	[50]
1998	Kathy Watt	2h 47’ 04"	Karin Wilson	Elizabeth Tadich	100 km (62 mi)	Melbourne, Vic	[51]
1999	Tracey Gaudry	3h 18’ 26"	Kathy Watt	Alison Wright	108 km (67 mi)	Gold Coast, Qld	[100]
2000	Anna Millward	2h 45’ 47"	Alison Wright	Tracey Gaudry	97 km (60 mi)	Portarlington, Vic	[53]
2001	Katie Mactier	2h 48’ 06"	Elizabeth Tadich	Margaret Hemsley	97 km (60 mi)	Portarlington, Vic	[54]
2002	Margaret Hemsley	3h 07’ 38"	Hayley Rutherford	Emma James	100 km (62 mi)	Ballarat, Vic	[101]
2003	Olivia Gollan	3h 03’ 53"	Oenone Wood	Shirley Kim	102 km (63 mi)	Ballarat, Vic	[102]
2004	Oenone Wood	3h 01’ 30"	Katie Mactier	Sara Carrigan	100 km (62 mi)	Ballarat, Vic	[103]
2005	Lorian Graham	2h 53’ 47"	Sara Carrigan	Bridget Evans	104 km (65 mi)	Mount Torrens, SA	[104]
2006	Katherine Bates	2h 46’ 45"	Sara Carrigan	Oenone Wood	97.5 km (60.6 mi)	Mount Torrens, SA	[105]
2007	Katie Mactier	3h 10’ 35"	Nikki Egyed	Emma Rickards	102 km (63 mi)	Ballarat, Vic	[106]
2008	Oenone Wood	3h 05’ 13"	Sharon Laws	Sara Carrigan	102 km (63 mi)	Ballarat, Vic	[107]
2009	Carla Ryan	3h 03’ 37"	Ruth Corset	Nikki Butterfield	102 km (63 mi)	Ballarat, Vic	[108]
2010	Ruth Corset	3h 10’ 09"	Bridie O’Donnell	Rachel Neylan	102 km (63 mi)	Ballarat, Vic	[109]
2011	Alexis Rhodes	3h 00’ 18"	Carla Ryan	Joanne Hogan	102 km (63 mi)	Ballarat, Vic	[110]
2012	Amanda Spratt	2h 55’ 22"	Tiffany Cromwell	Rachel Neylan	102 km (63 mi)	Ballarat, Vic	[111]
2013	Gracie Elvin	3h 01’ 07"	Joanne Hogan	Carla Ryan	106.6 km (66.2 mi)	Ballarat, Vic	[112]
2014	Gracie Elvin	3h 02' 42"	Lauren Kitchen	Katrin Garfoot	102 km (63 mi)	Ballarat, Vic	[113]
2015	Peta Mullens	2h 55’ 29"	Rachel Neylan	Shara Gillow	102 km (63 mi)	Ballarat, Vic	[114]
2016	Amanda Spratt	2h 56’ 45"	Ruth Corset	Rachel Neylan	102 km (63 mi)	Ballarat, Vic	[115]
2017	Katrin Garfoot	2h 57’ 50"	Amanda Spratt	Lucy Kennedy	102 km (63 mi)	Ballarat, Vic	[116]
2018	Shannon Malseed	3h 05’ 03"	Lauren Kitchen	Grace Brown	104.4 km (64.9 mi)	Ballarat, Vic	[117]
2019	Sarah Gigante [n 4]	3h 03' 36"	Amanda Spratt	Sarah Roy	104 km (65 mi)	Ballarat, Vic	[118]

Under 23

Year	Gold	Time	Silver	Bronze	Distance	Location	Ref.
2008	Carlee Taylor	3h 06’ 04"	Tiffany Cromwell	Grace Sulzberger	102 km (63 mi)	Ballarat, Vic	[119]
2009	Peta Mullens	3h 05’ 01"	Sarah Kent	Tiffany Cromwell	102 km (63 mi)	Ballarat, Vic	[108]
2010	Megan Dunn	3h 12’ 06"	Tiffany Cromwell	Loren Rowney	102 km (63 mi)	Ballarat, Vic	[109]
2011	Carlee Taylor	3h 01’ 13"	Sinead Noonan	Lauren Kitchen	102 km (63 mi)	Ballarat, Vic	[110]
2012	Sinead Noonan	2h 56’ 52"	Rebecca Werner	Rebecca Henderson	102 km (63 mi)	Ballarat, Vic	[111]
2013	Emily Roper	3h 02' 26"	Rebecca Henderson	Jenelle Crooks	106.6 km (66.2 mi)	Ballarat, Vic	[112]
2014	Emily Roper	3h 02' 42"	Jenelle Crooks	Jessica Mundy	102 km (63 mi)	Ballarat, Vic	[113]
2015	Shannon Malseed	2h 56' 39"	Alexandria Nicholls	Ellen Skerritt	102 km (63 mi)	Ballarat, Vic	[114]
2016	Jenelle Crooks	2h 57’ 20"	Jessica Mundy	Ellen Skerritt	102 km (63 mi)	Ballarat, Vic	[115]
2017	Alexandra Manly	2h 57’ 20"	Emily Parkes	Jaime Gunning	102 km (63 mi)	Ballarat, Vic	[116]
2018	Alexandra Manly	3h 07’ 35"	Josie Talbot	Kristina Clonan	104.4 km (64.9 mi)	Ballarat, Vic	[117]
2019	Sarah Gigante [n 4]	3h 03' 36"	Jaime Gunning	Jessica Pratt	104 km (65 mi)	Ballarat, Vic	[120]

Junior / Under 19

Year	Gold	Time	Silver	Bronze	Distance	Location	Ref.
2009	Megan Dunn	2h 15' 10"	Kendelle Hodges	Madeleine Brunton (NZ)		Murwillumbah, NSW	[88]
2010	Stephanie Hansen	2h 11' 12"	Sinead Noonan	Amy Cure	71 km (44 mi)	Murwillumbah, NSW	[89]
2011	Taylah Jennings	2h 27' 05"	Jessica Mundy	Allison Rice	82 km (51 mi)	Stokers Siding, NSW	[121]
2012	Emily Roper	2h 21' 15"	Maddi Campbell (NZ)	Jessica Mundy	82 km (51 mi)	Shepparton, Vic	[91]
2013	Emily McRedmond	2h 29' 19"	Alexandria Nicholls	Alexandra Manly	80.7 km (50.1 mi)	Noosa, Qld	[122]
2014	Macey Stewart	2h 26' 10"	Alexandra Manly	Anna-Leeza Hull	78.9 km (49.0 mi)	Canberra, ACT	[123]
2015	Jessica Pratt	2h 42' 40"	Ruby Roseman-Gannon	Anna-Leeza Hull	82.5 km (51.3 mi)	Gold Coast, Qld	[n 5][124]
2016	Madeleine Fasnacht	2h 19' 53"	Chloe Moran	Natasha Mullany	81 km (50 mi)	Canberra, Act	[125]
2017	Madeleine Fasnacht	2h 00' 26"	Sarah Gigante	Caitlin Broadley	66 km (41 mi)	Geelong, Vic	[126]
2018	Sarah Gigante	1h 45' 28"	Jemma Eastwood	Sophie Edwards	58 km (36 mi)	Ballarat, Vic	[127]
2019	Francesca Sewell	2h 13' 59"	Catelyn Turner	Ashlee Jones	59.6 km (37.0 mi)	Ballarat, Vic	[128]

See also

• Australian National Time Trial Championships


• Australian National Criterium Championships


• National Road Cycling Championships

Notes

1. 
   ^ ^abcdefghij The race was promoted as the championship of Australasia.
   


2. 
   ^ The race was won by  Jeremy Hunt (GBR) however the title went to the first Australian.
   


3. 
   ^ deadheat for second place.
   


4. 
   ^ ^ab In winning the elite race, Sarah Gigante also won the U23 race.
   


5. 
   ^ The race was won by  Hannah Gumbley (NZ) however the title went to the first Australian.
   

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External links

• Men's results on cyclebase.nl


• Individual Cyclist profiles at cycling.org.au


• The Cycling website database

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v t e Australian National Road Race Champions (men)
1900–1919	Andrew Ralston, NZ (1901) HG O'Callaghan (1902) Jack Arnst, NZ (1903) Tom Larcombe (1904) William Hawley (1905) H Mehrtens, NZ (1906) Tom Larcombe (1907) M Chappell (1908) Iddo Munro (1909) Joe Pianto (1910) Phil O'Shea, NZ (1911)
1920–1939	Phil O'Shea, NZ (1922-1923) Hubert Opperman (1924) Harold Smith (1925) Hubert Opperman (1926–1927) Hubert Opperman (1929) Richard Lamb (1930) Matt Lynch (1931) Richard Lamb (1932) Hefty Stuart (1933) Clinton Beasley (1935) Alan Angus (1936-1937) Dean Toseland (1938-1939)
1940–1959	Keith Rowley (1947) Keith McFarlane (1948) Alby Saunders (1949) Keith Rowley (1950) John Beasley (1951) Neil Peadon (1952) Alby Saunders (1953) Eddie Smith (1954–1955) Russell Mockridge (1956–1958) Fred Roche (1959)
1960–1979	Fred Roche (1960) Neville Veale (1961) John O'Sullivan (1962) Warwick Dalton (1963) Barry Waddell (1964) Matt Martino (1965) Kerry Hoole (1966) Graeme Gilmore (1967) Barry Waddell (1968) Robert Whetters (1969) Graham McVilly (1970–1971) Kevin Spencer (1972) Kerry Hoole (1973) Graham Rowley (1974) Donald Wilson (1975) Peter Besanko (1976) Donald Wilson (1977) John Trevorrow (1978–1979)
1980–1999	John Trevorrow (1980) Clyde Sefton (1981) Wayne Hildred (1982) Terry Hammond (1983) Peter Besanko (1984) Laurie Venn (1985) Wayne Hildred (1986) Allan Dipple (1987) Paul Miller (1988) Gary Clively (1989) Damian McDonald (1990) Neil Stephens (1991) David McFarlane (1992) Edward Salas (1993) Neil Stephens (1994) Robbie McEwen (1995) Nick Gates (1996) Jonathan Hall (1997) David McKenzie (1998) Henk Vogels (1999)
2000–2019	Jamie Drew (2000) Steve Williams (2001) Robbie McEwen (2002) Stuart O'Grady (2003) Matthew Wilson (2004) Robbie McEwen (2005) Russell Van Hout (2006) Darren Lapthorne (2007) Matthew Lloyd (2008) Peter McDonald (2009) Travis Meyer (2010) Jack Bobridge (2011) Simon Gerrans (2012) Luke Durbridge (2013) Simon Gerrans (2014) Heinrich Haussler (2015) Jack Bobridge (2016) Miles Scotson (2017) Alex Edmondson (2018) Michael Freiberg (2019)

v t e Australian National Road Race Champions (women)
1978–1999	Linda Meadows (1978–1979) Jenny Quaife (1980) Heather Kelson (1981) Siân Mulholland (1982) Julie Speight (1983) Robyn Battison (1984) Kathleen Shannon (1985-1986) Deborah Kinnear (1987-1988) Jane Slack-Smith (1989) Kathleen Shannon (1990–1991) Kathy Watt (1992–1994) Elizabeth Tadich (1995) Lynn Nixon (1996) Symenko Jochinke (1997) Kathy Watt (1998) Tracey Gaudry (1999)
2000–2019	Anna Millward (2000) Katie Mactier (2001) Margaret Hemsley (2002) Olivia Gollan (2003) Oenone Wood (2004) Lorian Graham (2005) Katherine Bates (2006) Katie Mactier (2007) Oenone Wood (2008) Carla Ryan (2009) Ruth Corset (2010) Alex Rhodes (2011) Amanda Spratt (2012) Gracie Elvin (2013–2014) Peta Mullens (2015) Amanda Spratt (2016) Katrin Garfoot (2017) Shannon Malseed (2018) Sarah Gigante (2019)

v t e Australian National Championships
Olympic sports	Team sports Basketball Men Women Field hockey Football Men Women Handball Ice hockey Rugby sevens Water polo Individual sports Athletics Badminton Figure skating Judo Rowing Swimming Track Cycling Wrestling
Non-Olympic sports	Team sports Baseball Broomball Cricket Futsal Netball Roller hockey Rugby League Rugby union Softball Individual sports Bodybuilding Chess Strength athletics Snooker Surf Life Saving Category

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