Bulgarian National Road Race Championships
The champion's jersey
Race details
DateJune
DisciplineRoad
TypeOne-day race
History
First edition2000 (2000)
Editions22 (as of 2022)
First winnerDimitar Gospodinov
Most winsIvailo Gabrovski (5 wins)
Most recentMartin Papanov

The Bulgarian National Road Race Championships are held annually to decide the cycling champions in the road race discipline, across various categories. The championship was first held in 2000.

Men

Year Gold Silver Bronze
2000Dimitar GospodinovGueorgui KoevPetar Vankov
2001Gueorgui KoevVladimir KoevDanail Petrov
2002Ivailo Gabrovski
2003Daniel PetrovIvailo GabrovskiSvetoslav Tchanliev
2004Plamen StoyanovSvetoslav TchanlievDanail Petrov
2005Ivailo GabrovskiDaniel PetrovSvetoslav Tchanliev
2006Ivailo GabrovskiDanail PetrovPavel Shumanov
2007Ivailo GabrovskiRadoslav KonstantinovEvgeniy Gerganov
2008Georgi Petrov GeorgievStefan HristovSvetoslav Tchanliev
2009Ivailo GabrovskiVladimir KoevSpas Gyurov
2010Danail PetrovVladimir Koev[lower-alpha 1]Nikolay Mihaylov
2011Danail PetrovVladimir Koev[lower-alpha 1]Nikolay Mihaylov
2012Danail PetrovGeorgi Petrov GeorgievAleksandar Aleksiev
2013Danail PetrovGeorgi Petrov GeorgievSpas Gyurov
2014Nikolay MihaylovGeorgi Petrov GeorgievAleksandar Aleksiev
2015Nikolay MihaylovStefan HristovRadoslav Konstantinov
2016Georgi Petrov GeorgievRadoslav KonstantinovVelizar Furlanski
2017[1]Nikolay MihaylovRadoslav KonstantinovAleksandar Aleksiev
2018Nikolay MihaylovRadoslav KonstantinovStefan Hristov
2019Not held
2020Teodor RusevTsvetan IvanovMartin Papanov
2021Spas GyurovMartin PapanovPreslav Balabanov
2022[2]Martin PapanovVladimir KoevTsvetan Ivanov

See also

Notes

  1. 1 2 Vladimir Koev was stripped of his results due to a doping offence.

References

  1. ↑ "National Championships Bulgaria - Road Race 2017". ProCyclingStats. Retrieved 27 March 2018.
  2. ↑ "Общ старт Мъже Елит и Мъже до 23 – 155 км., Средна скорост – 39,15 км.ч." [General start Men Elite and Men under 23 – 155 km., Average speed – 39.15 km.h.] (PDF). Bulgarian Cycling Federation (in Bulgarian). 26 June 2022. Retrieved 29 April 2023.
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