National Championships 2019

22-06-2019 ARUBA - ITT
1 GONZALEZ Ruson

23-06-2019 ARUBA - RR
1 GONZALEZ Ruson


- The national ITT championship of Azerbaijan was held in Baku and had a race distance of 24 km.
- The national ITT championship of Kazakhstan (spelling mistake in the country's name) was held in Burabay.
- The national ITT championship of Ukraine was held in Bila Tserkva and had a race distance of 38.7 km.
- The national ITT championship of Estonia was held in Viljandi and had a race distance of 31 km.
- The national ITT championship of Canada was held in Saint-Georges.
- The national ITT championship of Brazil was held in Paulínia.
- The national ITT championship of Mexico was held in Tlaxcala and had a race distance of 40 km.
- The national ITT championship of Serbia was held in Erdevik and had a race distance of 30 km.

- The national RR championship of Azerbaijan was held in Khizi and had a race distance of 162 km.
- The national RR championship of Ukraine was held in Bila Tserkva and had a race distance of 200 km.
- The national RR championship of Kazakhstan (spelling mistake in the country's name) was held in Shchuchinsk and had a race distance of 162 km.
- The national RR championship of Estonia had a race distance of 165 km.
- The national RR championship of Mexico was held in Tlaxcala and had a race distance of 170 km.
- The national RR championship of Serbia was held in Kraljevo and had a race distance of 105 km.

28/06/2019 - POLAND - ITT
17 TRACZ Krzysztof > TRACZ Szymon

28/06/2019 - MOROCCO - ITT
6 TAHIRI Youness (MAR19960301, ID 10014491174) +3’13”

30/06/2019 - ERITREA - RR
9 BIRU Goytom Mebrahtu > YOSIEF Goytom Tomas (ERI20001204)

30/06/2019 - NETHERLANDS - RR
57 VAN DEN DOOL Jens > VAN DEN DOOL Kelvin

30/06/2019 - CANADA - RR
17 TOPPINGS Connor +9’47”
Rest one rank down

- The national ITT championship of Hong Kong was held in Tai Po and had a race distance of 15 km.
- The national ITT championship of Moldova was held in Tiraspol and had a race distance of 25 km (should be categorised as a NCT5).
- The national ITT championship of Singapore was held in Changi Bay and had a race distance of 32.8 km.
- The national ITT championship of Malaysia was held in Kuala Kubu Baru.

- The national RR championship of Hong Kong was held in Tin Shui Wai and had a race distance of 120.7 km.
- The national RR championship of Guatemala was held in Magdalena Milpas Altas and had a race distance of 147 km.
- The national RR championship of Moldova was held in Tiraspol and had a race distance of 140 km (should be categorised as a NC5).
- The national RR championship of Malaysia was held in Kuala Kubu Baruand had a race distance of 163 km.

30/06/2019 - ROMANIA - RR
The CQ result shows the Elite only, but it was a combined race with U23 and for once the UCI gives the integral result on their website.

29/06/2019 - CROATIA - ITT
2 POTOCKI Pavel > POTOCKI Viktor

30/06/2019 - CROATIA - RR
3 POTOCKI Pavel > POTOCKI Viktor

Still to be corrected:

Hans wrote:

27/06/2019 - DENMARK - ITT
21 BREGNHØJ JENSEN Anders > BREGNHØJ Mathias

30/06/2019 - DENMARK - RR
60 IRVING Benjamin is British, riding for Danish Elite teams since several years.

and

Hans wrote:

30/06/2019 - ITALY - RR
32 PASQUALON Andrea and 38 GANNA Filippo are both DNF in the UCI result.

FIJI
NAVAGINUSAU Kemeuli (2nd ITT, 5th RR) is not a new data base entry (id 30255) but NAVUNISAGAU Kemueli (id 29249).
Neither of the two spellings is actually correct. According to Facebook and Linkedin it should be NAVUNIGASAU Kemueli.
He even has a, not very active, twitter account: https://twitter.com/navunigasau

ANTIGUA and BARBUDA
DELANBANQUE Conor (3rd ITT, 1st RR) is British, so no CQ points.

With due respect, CQ should once and for all surrender to the fact that Curaçao is an UCI Federation like any other one. There was a brief mess when the island changed its political status as for its links with the Netherlands but it was rapidly corrected so in my opinion all points should be awarded retroactively to the affected riders. Check the fact that Curaçao and, this is a novelty, Sint Maarten are listed in the UCI ranks of Federations so it cannot be treated as if it was Martinica or French Guyana, for instance, which actually are included in France.

30/06/2019 - BURKINA FASO - RR
1 BIKIENGA Salfo 4:57:57
2 DAUMONT Paul +3”
3 ROUAMBA Abdoulaye +3”
4 NIKIEMA Abdoul Aziz +3”
5 MINOUNGOU Noufou +3”
6 BAZIE Nébilboé (BUR19890314) +3”
7 SORGHO Wendkouni Mathias +3”
8 NIKIEMA Bachirou +3”
9 KONE Souleymane +5”
10 GUIGUEMDE Arnaud +6”

27-06-2019 TUNISIA (Hergla) - ITT - 28 KM
1 NOUISRI Ali 41:44
2 BEN NASR Hassen +0:09
3 HASNAOUI Maher +0:27
4 HABOURIYA Maher +0:51
5 KAMMOUN Khaled +1:17

30-06-2019 TUNISIA (El Alia) - RR - 120 KM
1 BEN NASR Hassen 3:11:45
2 KAMMOUN Khaled +0:00
3 HOMRANI Wajdi +0:00
4 BEN AMOR Nadhem +0:21
5 LEJMI Majdi +0:31
6 HASNAOUI Maher +0:38
7 HABOURIYA Maher +0:38
8 TLIBA Achref +0:38
9 ZADDEM Oussama +0:57
10 NOUISRI Ali +7:16

30-06-2019 LEBANON (Zaarour) - RR - 130 KM
1 HANOUSH Gilbert FRA 3:56:49
2 EL HAGE Zaher +4:29
3 AL AHMAD Jihad +4:59
4 ADRA Othman +5:06
5 HOWAYEK Elie +5:13
6 SALLOUM Abdallah +5:36
7 WADIH Georges +5:41
8 AL QADI Nizar +5:46
9 KECHICHA Hagop +5:53
10 MRAD Youssof +12:59

30-06-2019 SINGAPORE (Bintan, INA) - RR - 120 KM
1 GOH Choon Huat
2 THRALL Thomas CAN
3 YEO Boon Kiak
4 SIM Teck Kwang Calvin
5 NOHALES NIETO Edgar
6 SALEH Muhammad Zamri
7 DIEPEVEEN Wilfred
8 OTHMAN Muhammad Afiq Husainie
9 DUMPLETON Rick
10 DÖHLING Bastian

- The national RR championship of the Bahamas was held in Clifton Heritage Park and had a race distance of 148 km.

06-07-2019 ALBANIA (Tirana) - RR - 160 KM
1 SEFA Ylber

- The national ITT championship of Albania was held in Tirana and had a race distance of 28 km.
- The national RR championship of Albania was held in Tirana and had a race distance of 160 km.

Rory wrote:

07-07-2019 SINGAPORE (Bintan, INA) - RR - 120 KM
1 GOH Choon Huat 3h00'04"
2 THRALL Thomas +2'16"
3 YEO Boon Kiak +2'16"
4 SIM Teck Kwang Calvin +5'25"
5 NOHALES NIETO Edgar +5'25"
6 SALEH Muhammad Zamri +6'38"
7 DIEPEVEEN Wilfred +6'38"
8 OTHMAN Muhammad Afiq Husainie +6'38"
9 DUMPLETON Rick +6'38"
10 DÖHLING Bastian +6'43"

Rick DUMPLETON (9th) is not Singaporean, but a British expat working in Singapore.

30/06/2019 - SINGAPORE - ITT
The UCI / CQ result gives the Singaporeans only.
The result including other nationals, Elite and U23 combined is:
1 GOH Choon Huat 41’30”
2 YEO Boon Kiak +54”
3 PRAYOGO Dealton Nur Arif +1’32”
4 OTHMAN Luqmanul Hakim +1’48”
5 LIEBI Joel David (SUI1985) +1’57”

07/07/2019 - LEBANON - RR
2nd is not a new database entry Zaher EL HAGE born 15/08/1988 but the “old” Zaher EL HAGE (id 10128), born 15/08/1977.

Rory wrote:

06-07-2019 ALBANIA (Tirana) - RR - 160 KM
1 SEFA Ylber

The complete result has now been posted on the UCI site.

The national championships of the Philippines will take place on July 23 and 24 in Tagaytay City (18 km ITT and 132 km RR).

30/06/2019 - UKRAINE - RR
The complete result has finally been added on the UCI site.

Rory wrote:

22-06-2019 ARUBA - ITT
1 GONZALEZ Ruson

23-06-2019 ARUBA - RR
1 GONZALEZ Ruson

GONZALEZ Ruson is ARU20000524, ID 10054969880

22/06/2019 - Championships Curaçao – ITT
5 BERNARDINA Dounkan is not from Aruba but from Curaçao (NED)

23/06/2019 - Championships Curaçao - RR
1 SEINTJE Manuel 3h15’58”
2 BERNARDINA Dounkan +19’09”
3 BISHOP Ezequiel (NED2001) +19’10”
4 POORT Berry +19’10”
5 ZEGERS Rob (NED) +21’05”
6 DIRKSZ Ryan +21’08”
7 DINGJAN Tom (NED) +23’27”
8 SERVAGE Leonardo (NED2002) +33’05”

Rimbaud wrote:

With due respect, CQ should once and for all surrender to the fact that Curaçao is an UCI Federation like any other one. There was a brief mess when the island changed its political status as for its links with the Netherlands but it was rapidly corrected so in my opinion all points should be awarded retroactively to the affected riders. Check the fact that Curaçao and, this is a novelty, Sint Maarten are listed in the UCI ranks of Federations so it cannot be treated as if it was Martinica or French Guyana, for instance, which actually are included in France.

After the dissolution of the Netherlands Antilles in 2010, the IOC did not recognize Curaçao (contrary to Aruba) as a souvereign nation. Athletes from Curaçao may only participate in the Games under the Dutch or the Olympic flag.
Certain sports federations, like FINA and FIFA, have since then accepted Curaçao as a nation in their competitions.
The position of the IOC has still not changed.
At least until last year, that seems not to be the case for the UCI either.
Two riders from Curaçao, Hillard Cijntje (9th) and Gyasi Sulvaran (18th) participated on 6 May 2018 in the RR of the Pan-American Championships. In the official result they are under the country code NED and have *0 UCI points, with * for “According to UCI regulations”. The same for two French riders from Guadeloupe, Lionel Miny (24th) and Larry Lutin (25th).
In 2019 the championships of Curaçao are for the first time included in the UCI calendar. I suggest that only if the UCI attributes points for these championships, and registers the riders as CUW (the UCI nation code) rather than NED, CQ should do the same. But certainly not retroactively from 2011.

30/06/2019 - UKRAINE - RR
5 is not a new database entry HOLOVASH Oleksandr but GOLOVASH Oleksandr (id 16425)

What you say makes sense, Hans. I will not debate anyway. Just limit to remember that the UCI is not the truth of God so you need not always stick to their sometimes erratic positions. Thanks 4 all.

30/06/2019 - GUATEMALA - RR
The complete result has been posted on the UCI site.

30/06/2019 - ERITREA - RR
6 MICHEAL Robel > MICHAEL Nobel (ERI19930407)

Hans wrote:

Rory wrote:

07-07-2019 SINGAPORE (Bintan, INA) - RR - 120 KM
1 GOH Choon Huat 3h00'04"
2 THRALL Thomas +2'16"
3 YEO Boon Kiak +2'16"
4 SIM Teck Kwang Calvin +5'25"
5 NOHALES NIETO Edgar +5'25"
6 SALEH Muhammad Zamri +6'38"
7 DIEPEVEEN Wilfred +6'38"
8 OTHMAN Muhammad Afiq Husainie +6'38"
9 DUMPLETON Rick +6'38"
10 DÖHLING Bastian +6'43"

Rick DUMPLETON (9th) is not Singaporean, but a British expat working in Singapore.

This one is still to be done

14-07-2019 MALTA - RR
1 SMYTH Alexander
2 BONELLO Etienne
3 FORMOSA Christian
4 BUGEJA Clive
5 VELLA Jason
6 ZAMMIT Mark
7 HILI William
8 EBEJER Clive
9 FORMOSA Maurice
10 BORG Jeffrey
Race comment: The Maltese National RR Championship is based on a ranking after 3 national road races.

- The national ITT championship of Hong Kong was held in Tai Po.
- The national ITT championship of Moldova was held in Tiraspol (forgot the closing bracket).
- The national ITT championship of North Macedonia had a race distance of 24 km.
- The national ITT championship of Venezuela had a race distance of 35.4 km.
- The national ITT championship of Turkey had a race distance of 30 km.
- The national ITT championship of Hungary had a race distance of 38 km.
- The national ITT championship of Antigua and Barbuda had a race distance of 38 km.

- The national RR championship of Guatemala was held in Magdalena Milpas Altas.
- The national RR championship of Malaysia was held in Kuala Kubu Baru.
- The national RR championship of Sweden had a race distance of 184.8 km.
- The national RR championship of Luxembourg had a race distance of 154.7 km.
- The national RR championship of Bermuda had a race distance of 108.6 km.
- The national RR championship of Ireland had a race distance of 162 km.
- The national RR championship of Antigua and Barbuda had a race distance of 98 km.
- The national RR championship of Curaçao had a race distance of 120 km.
- The national RR championship of North Macedonia was held in Kumanovo had a race distance of 110 km.
- The national RR championship of the Dominican Republic was held in Santo Domingo.
- The national RR championship of South Korea was held on June 28 and had a race distance of 112 km.