National Championships 2018

24-06-2016 VENEZUELA - RR
13 DIAZ CEDEÑO Enrique Luis > PINTO Luis (UCI result)

Does not belong here, but I came across an old missing result, the RR championships of Pakistan 2013, held on February 23 in Lahore. Race distance 100 km.
1 SAJID Mohammad 2h42’04”
2 NIAMAT Ali +20”
3 GHULAM Abbas +2’32”

07-07-2018 MALI (Bamako) - RR
1 COULIBALY Birama
2 DIARRA Bréhima
3 DIALLO Yaya
4 TOGOLA Yacouba
5 DIARRA Siriki
6 DJIRE Seydou
7 COULIBALY Issiaka
8 KOUYATE Adama MLI19890612
9 TOGOLA Moussa
10 DIARRA Hamidou
Race comment: The Championship of Mali was based on combined ranking after an TTT and a RR.

It's not Bereket Grmay which is Ethiopian ITT Champion, but Tsgabu Grmay : http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/grmay-wins-ethiopean-time-trial-national-championships/

Still to be added:
17-07-2018 ECUADOR (Ibarra) - ITT - 40 KM
1 CEPEDA HERNANDEZ Jefferson Alveiro 49:52
2 MONTENEGRO REVELO Jorge Luis +0:09
3 CUASQUER PEREZ Cleber Alirio +0:50
4 NAVARRETE NAVARRETE Segundo Mesias +1:08
5 MONTENEGRO NARVAEZ Jimmy Santiago +1:59
6 COLCHA FARINANGO Emerson Steven ECU1995 +3:57

18-07-2018 ECUADOR (Ibarra) - RR - 120 KM
1 CEPEDA HERNANDEZ Jefferson Alveiro 2:36:19
2 NARVAEZ PRADO Jhonatan Manuel +0:00
3 MONTENEGRO REVELO Jorge Luis +0:40
4 NAVARRETE NAVARRETE Segundo Mesias +0:40
5 NARVAEZ ALMENDARIS Alexis David ECU +3:46
6 PITA BOLAÑOS Christian David +3:46
7 CUASQUER PEREZ Cleber Alirio +3:46
8 ESPINOZA ARIAS Louis Moises ECU1995 +3:46
9 VELASCO CEVALLOS Henry Marcelo +3:46
10 COLCHA FARINANGO Emerson Steven ECU1995 +3:58
11 HARO CRIOLLO Wilson Steven +4:02
12 CASTAÑO CABASCANGO Erick Mauricio +4:21
13 QUINTEROS MOYA Alexis Benjamin +4:27
14 CAICEDO ROMO Pablo Andres +4:51
15 RODRIGUEZ CADENA Pedro Sebastian +5:24
16 ARTEAGA CORRALES Jonathan ECU1995 +18:00
17 GARCIA SALTOS Christian David +18:00
18 GORDILLO Riky ECU1994 +18:00


11-08-2018 MALTA - ITT
1 HILI William
2 PETTETT Alexander
3 BONELLO Etienne
4 CAMILLERI Michael MLT
5 EBEJER Clive
Race comment: The Maltese National TT Championship is based on a ranking after 3 national time trials.

This…

Hans wrote:

INDONESIA - ITT and RR
There are some differences between the results on the facebook page of the Indonesian Cycling Federation, CQ and the UCI.
ITT:
The Federation has in the Elite result ADFINA Muhammad Ikhsan as 4th (+1’01”). He will be 5th after integration of the winner of the Juniors Nandamulya Shafrirat, full name HASCARYANDI Shafrifat Nanda Mulya. ADFINA is missing in both CQ and UCI.
RR:
WIBISONO and ADFINA, 3rd and 10th in the result of the Federation and of CQ, are missing on the UCI site.
Suggest to follow in both cases the Indonesian Federation.

…and this

Hans wrote:

24-06-2016 VENEZUELA - RR
13 DIAZ CEDEÑO Enrique Luis > PINTO Luis (UCI result)

Note: The “no rider” as 3rd in the Malta ITT is Etienne BONELLO.

Does not belong here, but I came across an old missing result, the RR championships of Pakistan 2013, held on February 23 in Lahore. Race distance 100 km.
1 SAJID Mohammad 2h42’04”
2 NIAMAT Ali +20”
3 GHULAM Abbas +2’32”

…are also still pending.
Same for a post under National Championships 2017

Note: A “no rider” slipped in as 3rd in the Malta ITT....

19-08-2018 BELIZE (Hattieville) - RR - 177 KM
1 CHAVARRIA Josyln 4:30:33
2 ROBATEAU Keion +0:00
3 LOVELL Giovanni +0:05
4 MORERIA Henry +0:05
5 STEWART Robert Liam +0:05
6 ARANA Edgar Nissan +3:04
7 PINELLO Kaydine BIZ19981101 +3:04
8 FLOWERS Tarique +11:59
9 JOSEPH Fitzgerald BIZ19670513 +17:29
10 JONES Shane +17:29

25-08-2018 FIJI (Sigatoka) - ITT
1 O'NEAL Chris 23:45
2 NAVUNISAGAU Kemueli +1:21
3 VAKACEGU Apisai +3:32
4 SINCLAIR Peter +3:35
5 SUE Ronald +4:20

26-08-2018 FIJI (Sigatoka) - RR - 78 KM
1 O'NEAL Chris 2:54:15
2 VAKACEGU Apisai +11:09
3 SUE Ronald +15:27
4 MCKEE John +15:28
5 NAVUNISAGAU Kemueli +21:30
6 SINCLAIR Peter +22:30
7 KUMAR Umendra +46:18

28-07-2018 ANDORRA (Ordino) - RR - 20 KM
1 ROBERT TORRENTS Ferran ESP19980502 46:25
2 MISSE XANDRI Jan AND19940319 (national champion) +0:36
3 MUÑOZ CUBELES Guillen +0:42
4 MARTINEZ SEMINO Miquel +1:03
5 SANCHEZ NOGUERA Eladi AND19761221 +1:44
6 ROPERO TAPIA Lluis +1:56
7 REYES Daniel ESP +1:57
8 DIAZ LOPEZ Toni ESP +1:58
9 CASANOVAS ALEGRI David ESP +2:13
10 BUDAI Robert ROU1983 +2:45
Race Comment: The RR Championship of Andorra took place during the 'Challenge Ordino Anyós Park'.

28-07-2018 ANDORRA (Ordino) - ITT - 14 KM
1 SURIÑACH CASERO Guillem 15:42
2 PINTADO MADRIGAL Julio Alfredo (national champion) +0:01
3 BUDAI Robert ROU1983 +0:06
4 MISSE XANDRI Jan AND19940319 +0:11
5 EZEQUIEL GARCIA Mauro ARG +0:15
Race Comment: The ITT Championship of Andorra took place during the 'Challenge Ordino Anyós Park'.

08-09-2018 MADAGASCAR (By-Pass) - ITT - 15 KM
1 RAKOTONIRIANA Jean Marc 21:03
2 RAKOTONDRASOA Jean de Dieu +0:34
3 RAKOTOARIVONY Mazoni +0:52

09-09-2018 MADAGASCAR (Antananarivo) - RR - 142 KM
1 RAKOTONDRASOA Jean de Dieu 3:47:07
2 RANDRIANANTENAINA Emile +0:02
3 RAKOTONIRINA Hasina Hubert +0:02

22-09-2018 TRINIDAD & TOBAGO (Couva) - ITT - 30 KM
1 GOVIA Christopher TTO 55:02
2 RAMJIT Sheldon +0:08
3 CARVALHO Marcus +0:24
4 COSTELLO Jason TTO1985 +0:37
5 CHIN Ryan TTO +10:14

23-09-2018 TRINIDAD & TOBAGO (Couva) - RR - 147 KM
1 OROSCO Kemp TTO19991130 4:25:12
2 CARVALHO Marcus +0:00
3 RAMJIT Sheldon +0:00


22-09-2018 UNITED STATES VIRGIN ISLANDS (St. Croix) - ITT - 26 KM
1 COLLINS Ian ISV 41:25
2 PARRIS David +1:41
3 DIZON-BUMANN Michael ISV2003 +1:48

23-09-2018 UNITED STATES VIRGIN ISLANDS (St. Croix) - RR - 80 KM
1 SWANTON Stephen 2:35:56
2 COLLINS Ian ISV +1:46
3 REMIE Jerry ISV

Rory wrote:

25-08-2018 FIJI (Sigatoka) - ITT
1 O'NEAL Chris 23:45
2 NAVUNISAGAU Kemueli +1:21
3 VAKACEGU Apisai +3:32
4 SINCLAIR Peter +3:35
5 SUE Ronald +4:20

26-08-2018 FIJI (Sigatoka) - RR - 78 KM
1 O'NEAL Chris 2:54:15
2 VAKACEGU Apisai +11:09
3 SUE Ronald +15:27
4 MCKEE John +15:28
5 NAVUNISAGAU Kemueli +21:30
6 SINCLAIR Peter +22:30
7 KUMAR Umendra +46:18

In the CQ database all these riders have been given the Fiji nationality but in fact only Navunisagua, Vakacegu, Sue and Kumar are Fiji citizens. For Cycling Fiji Apisai VAKACEGU is the national champion, based on the combined time of ITT and RR. (facebook)

Peter SINCLAIR, president of Cycling Fiji, is an Australian living in Fiji since 2006 as a water resources advisor to the Pacific Community. (Link with photo)
John MCKEE is from New Zealand and is the coach of the national rugby team of Fiji. (Wikipedia)  
Chris O'NEAL is probably from Australia or New Zealand. Did not find any info.

LeonCQ wrote:

thanks. We'll change O'Neal to Australian nationality. He might have another nationality, but it's better than keep him as a Fijian, what he certainly is not.

Note:
There is a small hiccup with the flag of Madagascar in the results of the championships.

08-07-2018 UGANDA (Kabale) - RR - 150 KM
1 SSEMPALA Azizi
2 SAMUEL Musuufu
3 MBAZIIRA Joseph

26-08-2018 FIJI - RR
A small error in the CQ points: Chris O'NEAL still has 15 points and Apisai VAKACEGU lost his 10 points.
That should be the other way around.

29-04-2018 SWAZILAND (Sikhuphe) - RR - 165 km
1 RUDD Morgan 4h27’36”
2 SHABANGA Muzi +3”
3 BANDA Gcina +5”
https://www.pressreader.com/swaziland/swazi-observer/20180430/282741997416337

From the article you may conclude that Muzi SHABANGA was the 2017 champion (missing in CQ)
That race was held in Nhlangano on 9 April 2017 and covered 120 km. No other details.

21-10-2018 NICARAGUA (Managua) - ITT - 23.8 KM
1 CABALLERO Jose Joel 35:01
2 SAMAYOA SAMAYOA Marlon Antonio +0:05
3 ROJAS SANCHEZ Henry +0:21
4 VALLE MOLINA Larry Reyn +0:31
5 ARTEAGA GONZALEZ Roger Javier +2:05

There's a mystery about Hungarian RR championships.

U23 Attila Valter has won the race but UCI considers Barnabas Peak, U23 rider as well, as the winner. He was wearing the national champion jersey in the last months anyway?

The results published on UCI site are :
1 22 PEÁK Barnabás HUN M 20 3:48:41
4 34 DINA Márton HUN PANNON CYCLING TEAM M 22 3:48:41
5 121 SZÖLLŐSI Ferenc HUN PANNON CYCLING TEAM M 20 3:48:44
6 38 SIMON Péter HUN PANNON CYCLING TEAM M 27 3:48:48
7 32 KUSZTOR Péter HUN MY BIKE STEVENS M 34 3:48:48
8 35 HOLLÓ Botond HUN PANNON CYCLING TEAM M 26 3:48:51
9 118 DINA Dániel HUN PANNON CYCLING TEAM M 21 3:48:56
10 27 LOVASSY Krisztián HUN KOBANYA CYCLING TEAM M 30 3:48:56

So no 2nd and 3rd (I guess they were Attila Valter and Gergo Gönczy)...Why ?


Edit : Valter & Gönczy are, also on UCI website, the only 2 riders ranked in the U23 race !!

1 122 VALTER Attila HUN PANNON CYCLING TEAM 20 3:47:51 50
2 113 GÖNCZY Gergő HUN 22 3:48:08 30

That's weird !!

stephane david wrote:

There's a mystery about Hungarian RR championships.

U23 Attila Valter has won the race but UCI considers Barnabas Peak, U23 rider as well, as the winner. He was wearing the national champion jersey in the last months anyway?

The results published on UCI site are :
1 22 PEÁK Barnabás HUN M 20 3:48:41
4 34 DINA Márton HUN PANNON CYCLING TEAM M 22 3:48:41
5 121 SZÖLLŐSI Ferenc HUN PANNON CYCLING TEAM M 20 3:48:44
6 38 SIMON Péter HUN PANNON CYCLING TEAM M 27 3:48:48
7 32 KUSZTOR Péter HUN MY BIKE STEVENS M 34 3:48:48
8 35 HOLLÓ Botond HUN PANNON CYCLING TEAM M 26 3:48:51
9 118 DINA Dániel HUN PANNON CYCLING TEAM M 21 3:48:56
10 27 LOVASSY Krisztián HUN KOBANYA CYCLING TEAM M 30 3:48:56

So no 2nd and 3rd (I guess they were Attila Valter and Gergo Gönczy)...Why ?


Edit  : Valter & Gönczy are, also on UCI website, the only 2 riders ranked in the U23 race !!

1 122 VALTER Attila HUN PANNON CYCLING TEAM 20 3:47:51 50
2 113 GÖNCZY Gergő HUN 22 3:48:08 30

That's weird !!

This has already mentioned somewhere else on the CQIC.
Peak officially competed as an 'elite' rider. So in the combined elite and u23 race, u23-riders Valer and Gonczy finished 1st and 2nd, but in the separated elite result, Peak was nr 1.
As only the elite nr1 is the weare of the national champion's jersey, this must have been the reason that Peak rode the NCh's as an elte rider.

Still, I'd find it much more logical that in a combined u23-elite race the overall winner would be allowed to wear the national jersey, instead of the first elite rider.

The RR championships of Nicaragua have been postponed until 11/11/2018.
https://www.facebook.com/CiclismoNica/ , post of October 26.

LeonCQ wrote:

stephane david wrote:

There's a mystery about Hungarian RR championships.

U23 Attila Valter has won the race but UCI considers Barnabas Peak, U23 rider as well, as the winner. He was wearing the national champion jersey in the last months anyway?

The results published on UCI site are :
1 22 PEÁK Barnabás HUN M 20 3:48:41
4 34 DINA Márton HUN PANNON CYCLING TEAM M 22 3:48:41
5 121 SZÖLLŐSI Ferenc HUN PANNON CYCLING TEAM M 20 3:48:44
6 38 SIMON Péter HUN PANNON CYCLING TEAM M 27 3:48:48
7 32 KUSZTOR Péter HUN MY BIKE STEVENS M 34 3:48:48
8 35 HOLLÓ Botond HUN PANNON CYCLING TEAM M 26 3:48:51
9 118 DINA Dániel HUN PANNON CYCLING TEAM M 21 3:48:56
10 27 LOVASSY Krisztián HUN KOBANYA CYCLING TEAM M 30 3:48:56

So no 2nd and 3rd (I guess they were Attila Valter and Gergo Gönczy)...Why ?


Edit  : Valter & Gönczy are, also on UCI website, the only 2 riders ranked in the U23 race !!

1 122 VALTER Attila HUN PANNON CYCLING TEAM 20 3:47:51 50
2 113 GÖNCZY Gergő HUN 22 3:48:08 30

That's weird !!

This has already mentioned somewhere else on the CQIC.
Peak officially competed as an 'elite' rider. So in the combined elite and u23 race, u23-riders Valer and Gonczy finished 1st and 2nd, but in the separated elite result, Peak was nr 1.
As only the elite nr1 is the weare of the national champion's jersey, this must have been the reason that Peak rode the NCh's as an elte rider.

Still, I'd find it much more logical that in a combined u23-elite race the overall winner would be allowed to wear the national jersey, instead of the first elite rider.

Ok. Thanks for the answer Leon...But I still don't understand why Peak is considered as an Elite rider, while not racing for a Pro Team nor being older than Valter and Gönczy !!

stephane david wrote:

But I still don't understand why Peak is considered as an Elite rider, while not racing for a Pro Team nor being older than Valter and Gönczy !!

As I said: I think he voluntarily competed as an 'elite' rider, so he was able to ride UCI races in the national champion's jersey.
That might also be the reason that he did not win the combined race: he was focussing on his elite rivals, and not on both u23 riders.

stephane david wrote:

That's weird !!

What is really weird in this story is how the UCI handled it, in violation of their own rules (2.10.008): “Where elite and under 23 men compete in their national championships in the same event, points shall be awarded according to their position in the event classification”.

The complete (separate) results of the Hungarian federation are here:
http://bringasport.hu/verseny/orszaguti-ob/?fbclid=IwAR3uTfe20qZak2JWbnsN1uqISxYC7q6IGKPe23sda-Cn5GEtk4arDp9PvMY
There were 15 U23 riders completing the 10 laps and 35 Elite. The first two Elite riders, Peak and Marton Dina are less than 23 years old. The other Elite finishers are “real” Elite riders.

Following the rules the UCI created out of this an integrated event classification.
However, they did not include the first two of the event, the two U23 riders Attila and Gönczy.
Instead they kept number 1 of the Elite (Peak) on 1, put number 2 of the Elite (Marton Dina) on 4, leaving 2 and 3 blank.
Attila and Gönczy appear as the only two finishers in a separate U23 result, even on a different date: 28 June, three days too before the race. They also got the UCI points corresponding to the first two of a separate U23 championship (50 and 30), but that happens to be the same point scale as for an Elite championship Class “B”.
Also Peak got 50 points for his “1st place”, instead of the 20 he should have had as 3rd of the event.
So Peak is the real winner in all this: Champions jersey and extra UCI points.

Question remains who determines whether a rider of less than 23 years old qualifies as an Elite: the rider himself?, his team?, the national federation?

UZBEKISTAN
The UCI posted the results of the ITT and RR championships of Uzbekistan held on 17 and 18 November.

LeonCQ wrote:

Hans wrote:

UZBEKISTAN
The UCI posted the results of the ITT and RR championships of Uzbekistan held on 17 and 18 November.

This could be the 2019-championships? Or it might be an administrative mistake by the UCI?
Sunnatov-Siddikov-Karimov... same top-3 as the NCh RR of 22-6-2018...

It seems that 17/18 November is an error of the UCI and that the results are actually of the 2018 championships held in June.
The facebook page of the Uzbekistan Cycling Federation gives in a post on June 23 the top 3 of the Men, Women and Junior RR. Not only the top 3 men are the same, also the top 3 women are the same as what the UCI made happen five months later.
A post on June 19 shows photos of a time trial and the text states that the national championships started that day and will continue till June 22. We can therefore assume that the ITT championships, according to the UCI held on 17 November, took in reality place on 20 or 21 June in Jizzakh.

11/11/2018 - NICARAGUA (Tipitapa - Esquipulas) - RR - 85,5 km
The RR Championships of Nicaragua were not held in Masaya, but it was a road race of 85,5 km from Tipitapa to Esquipulas with a mountain finish.