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National Championships 2025 - Discussion
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| Heine |
Posted on 05-06-2026 07:23
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You know the drill - thread based on previous season
With the regular season now complete, it is time for the post-season events, which cosist of the World Championships and the subject of this thread - the National Championships.
The format of the 2024 MGUCI National Championships is practically the same as in previous years and while most managers should already be familiar by now, here's how it works:
All teams in the NC races have 8 riders with any gaps being filled with 'Generic Riders' witch each of them having all of their stats of 55. The maximum allowed total number of teams (which also includes the combined NC races with 2 or more nations involved) is 24, meaning that the maximum number of riders allowed is 192. This means that in almost every race there will be teams consisting soley of generic riders.
Of course, some of the bigger nations will have more than 192 riders nomminated by the managers. In this case there will be cuts based on the riders' strength of the selected terrain. For example - a sprinter is more likely to be cut from the startlist for a NC race that will be held on a mountain terrain.
There will also be cases in which a single team has more than 8 riders nomminated from one nation. In this case the riders will be sored in ascending order of their terrain strength with the Top 8 riders will form the main team. Any remaining riders will be allocated to a second team and in rare cases - a third team, to ensure that all riders from the team take part.
The routes have been already selected by the managers - they can be found in the spoiler
Spoiler | ABW | Flat | | AIA | Hill | | ALB | Flat | | DZA | Hill | | AND | Mountain | | ARG | Flat | | AUS | Mountain | | AUT | Cobbles | | BRB | Flat | | BEL | Flat | | BHS | Mountain | | BIH | Cobbles | | BLR | Hill | | BOL | Flat | | BRA | Hill | | BUL | Hill | | CAN | Mountain | | COL | Mountain | | CRC | Flat | | CRO | Flat | | CUB | Flat | | CUW | Hill | | CYP | Flat | | CZE | Hill | | DEN | Hill | | ECU | Mountain | | ERI | Cobbles | | ESP | Mountain | | EST | Flat | | ETH | Mountain | | FRO | Hill | | FIN | Mountain | | FRA | Flat | | GBR | Hill | | GEO | Mountain | | GER | Cobbles | | GRE | Hill | | GTM | Flat | | HKG | Hill | | HUN | Flat | | CHL | Hill | | CHN | Flat | | IDN | Flat | | IND | Flat | | IRL | Cobbles | | ISR | Flat | | ITA | Hill | | JPN | Hill | | KAZ | Hill | | KEN | Flat | | KOR | Cobbles | | KOS | Mountain | | LAT | Mountain | | LIE | Mountain | | LTU | Mountain | | LUX | Hill | | MAS | Flat | | MEX | Flat | | MNG | Hill | | MLT | Cobbles | | MOL | Mountain | | MAR | Flat | | MUS | Mountain | | NED | Flat | | NOR | Hill | | NZL | Hill | | PER | Mountain | | PHL | Flat | | POL | Cobbles | | POR | Hill | | PRI | Mountain | | ROM | Mountain | | SAR | Mountain | | RUS | Hill | | RWA | Mountain | | SER | Flat | | SLO | Hill | | SLV | Flat | | SMR | Cobbles | | LAN | Flat | | SVK | Flat | | SWD | Flat | | SWI | Mountain | | SWZ | Flat | | TZA | Mountain | | THA | Hill | | TTO | Hill | | UKR | Hill | | URU | Flat | | USA | Hill | | UZB | Mountain | | VEN | Mountain |
And here are the four routes all NC races will be held on:

Formulas for NC winners - 6 or less riders nominated
Spoiler For each race type a primary stat and two secondaries are set. The primary stat gets a 70% base weight the other two 15% each. Then each is randomized for each country so the primary can go from 50% to 90% then secondary 1 gets half the remainder +/-5% and secondary 2 the rest. The stat matrix is below. Randoms are structured so extreme values are less likely.
Each rider's score is their stat values weighted based on the above for that country. Then the score for each rider can vary randomly by +/- 2.0%. The highest score for that country is the winner.
Time trials are either standard (85%), mountainous (7.5%) or short (7.5%). The primary type determines 90% of the stat value and one of the other two, selected at random, 10%. Each rider has the same +/-2% variation.
Stat Matrix
| Parcours | Primary | Secondary 1 | Secondary 2 | | Flat | Sprint | Flat | Acceleration | | Cobbles | Cobbles | Flat | Sprint | | Hill | Hill | MidMountain | Acceleration | | Mountain | Mountain | MidMountain | Resistance |
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| Heine |
Posted on 05-06-2026 07:23
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List of the National Champions
| Country | NC | Last name | First name | 2025 Team | AIA | RR | | AIA | TT | | ALB | RR | | ALB | TT | | ALG | RR | | ALG | TT | | AND | RR | | AND | TT | ANT | RR | Gayral | Joshua | Podium Ambition | ANT | TT | Gayral | Joshua | Podium Ambition | ARG | RR | | ARG | TT | | ARM | RR | Darbinyan | Varsham | Euskotren - Pays Basque | ARM | TT | Darbinyan | Varsham | Euskotren - Pays Basque | ARU | RR | | ARU | TT | | AUS | RR | | AUS | TT | | AUT | RR | | AUT | TT | | BAH | RR | | BAH | TT | | BAR | RR | | BAR | TT | | BEL | RR | | BEL | TT | | BER | RR | | BER | TT | | BIH | RR | | BIH | TT | | BLR | RR | | BLR | TT | | BOL | RR | | BOL | TT | | BRA | RR | | BRA | TT | | BRN | RR | Madan | Ahmed | Tryg - ENI | BRN | TT | Madan | Ahmed | Tryg - ENI | BUL | RR | | BUL | TT | | BUR | RR | Nikiema | Bachirou | Cedevita | BUR | TT | Nikiema | Bachirou | Cedevita | CAN | RR | | CAN | TT | | CHL | RR | | CHL | TT | | CHN | RR | | CHN | TT | | COD | RR | Muhindo | Jimmy | SEE Turtles | COD | TT | Muhindo | Jimmy | SEE Turtles | COL | RR | | COL | TT | | CRC | RR | | CRC | TT | | CRO | RR | | CRO | TT | | CUB | RR | | CUB | TT | | CUR | RR | | CUR | TT | | CYM | RR | Forbes | Nathaniel | Podium Ambition | CYM | TT | Forbes | Nathaniel | Podium Ambition | CYP | RR | | CYP | TT | | CZE | RR | | CZE | TT | | DEN | RR | | DEN | TT | | DMA | RR | | DMA | TT | | DOM | RR | Marte | Jesus Roniel | Podium Ambition | DOM | TT | Marte | Jesus Roniel | Podium Ambition | ECU | RR | | ECU | TT | | ERI | RR | | ERI | TT | | ESA | RR | | ESA | TT | | ESP | RR | | ESP | TT | | EST | RR | | EST | TT | | ETH | RR | | ETH | TT | | FAR | RR | | FAR | TT | | FIN | RR | | FIN | TT | | FRA | RR | | FRA | TT | | GBR | RR | | GBR | TT | | GEO | RR | | GEO | TT | | GER | RR | | GER | TT | | GHA | RR | Kusi | Clement | Everesting | GHA | TT | Kusi | Clement | Everesting | GRE | RR | | GRE | TT | | GUA | RR | | GUA | TT | | HKG | RR | | HKG | TT | | HON | RR | Lopez Nolasco | Luis Enrique | Oxxo - Frisby | HON | TT | Lopez Nolasco | Luis Enrique | Oxxo - Frisby | HUN | RR | | HUN | TT | | INA | RR | | INA | TT | | IND | RR | | IND | TT | | IRL | RR | | IRL | TT | | IRN | RR | Ganjkhanlou | Mohammad | Xero Racing | IRN | TT | Ganjkhanlou | Mohammad | Xero Racing | ISR | RR | | ISR | TT | | ITA | RR | | ITA | TT | | JAM | RR | Sinclair | Shaquille | Podium Ambition | JAM | TT | Sinclair | Shaquille | Podium Ambition | JPN | RR | | JPN | TT | | KAZ | RR | | KAZ | TT | | KEN | RR | | KEN | TT | | KOR | RR | | KOR | TT | | KOS | RR | | KOS | TT | | LAT | RR | | LAT | TT | | LCA | RR | Norbert | Andrew | Podium Ambition | LCA | TT | Norbert | Andrew | Podium Ambition | LIB | RR | Rachid | Elias Abou | Everesting | LIB | TT | Rachid | Elias Abou | Everesting | LIE | RR | | LIE | TT | | LTU | RR | | LTU | TT | | LUX | RR | | LUX | TT | | MAD | RR | Andriafenomananiaina | Zouzou | Duvel-Tsingtao | MAD | TT | Andriafenomananiaina | Zouzou | Duvel-Tsingtao | MAS | RR | | MAS | TT | | MCO | RR | Langellotti | Victor | Bianchi Enel | MCO | TT | Langellotti | Victor | Bianchi Enel | MEX | RR | | MEX | TT | | MGL | RR | | MGL | TT | | MLT | RR | | MLT | TT | | MOL | RR | | MOL | TT | | MOR | RR | | MOR | TT | | MRI | RR | | MRI | TT | | NAM | RR | Seibeb | Costa | Tryg - Eni | NAM | TT | Seibeb | Costa | Tryg - Eni | NED | RR | | NED | TT | | NGR | RR | Abolaji | Fatiu | Los Pollos Hermanos | NGR | TT | Abolaji | Fatiu | Los Pollos Hermanos | NOR | RR | | NOR | TT | | NZL | RR | | NZL | TT | | PAN | RR | Jurado | Cristofer Robin | Indosat Ooredoo | PAN | TT | Jurado | Cristofer Robin | Indosat Ooredoo | PAR | RR | | PAR | TT | | PER | RR | | PER | TT | | PHI | RR | | PHI | TT | | POL | RR | | POL | TT | | POR | RR | | POR | TT | | PUR | RR | | PUR | TT | | ROM | RR | | ROM | TT | | RSA | RR | | RSA | TT | | RUS | RR | | RUS | TT | | RWA | RR | | RWA | TT | | SAM | RR | | SAM | TT | | SER | RR | | SER | TT | | SEY | RR | | SEY | TT | | SLO | RR | | SLO | TT | | SMR | RR | | SMR | TT | | SRI | RR | | SRI | TT | | SVK | RR | | SVK | TT | | SWD | RR | | SWD | TT | | SWI | RR | | SWI | TT | | SWZ | RR | | SWZ | TT | | TAN | RR | | TAN | TT | | THA | RR | | THA | TT | | TPE | RR | Hsu | Hsuan Ping | King Power | TPE | TT | Hsu | Hsuan Ping | King Power | TRI | RR | | TRI | TT | | TUN | RR | Ben Ameur | Hatem | Indosat Ooredoo | TUN | TT | Ben Ameur | Hatem | Indosat Ooredoo | UAE | RR | Al Mutawei | Mohammad | Sauber Petronas Racing | UAE | TT | Al Mutawei | Mohammad | Sauber Petronas Racing | UGA | RR | Schleck | Jordan | IESE ProCycling Team | UGA | TT | Schleck | Jordan | IESE ProCycling Team | UKR | RR | | UKR | TT | | URU | RR | | URU | TT | | USA | RR | | USA | TT | | UZB | RR | | UZB | TT | | VEN | RR | | VEN | TT | | VIE | RR | Hoang | Tahi Phan | King Power | VIE | TT | Hoang | Tahi Phan | King Power |
Edited by kandesbunzler26 on 05-06-2026 12:07
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| Heine |
Posted on 05-06-2026 07:24
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Thread up, if anyone wants they can feel free to make the first prettier These riders won both TT and RR in their countrey
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| SotD |
Posted on 05-06-2026 08:47
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It's going to be interesting to see a Greek NC in the hilly department. Not entirely sure we are going to win that one with riders like Spanopoulos and Mavrikakis not in our team currently. Maybe even a rider like Zegklis could take the win.
Regardless it will be fun not necessarily to be so dominant. Still riders like Giannoutsos, Vila, Soulious, Kiriakidis, Ioannidis, Koumpetsos and Boutopoulos should probably be among the top favorites. I'll make a quick guess and say that Soulious will win the RR and Ioannidis will take the TT.
A flat race in Cyprus seems like a lottery tbh. I suppose a rider like Theorpanous or Matsangos should be favorite, but it could go to anyone of the riders really. Christodoulos is obviously the winner of the TT yet again with Agrotis some good minutes back in 2nd.
Congrats to those having already won
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| whitejersey |
Posted on 05-06-2026 09:47
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Let's see if I get any NCs this year. Assuming my best bet is Poland with cobbles
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| ivaneurope |
Posted on 05-06-2026 10:00
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I'll be happy for at least 1 NC win
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Posted on 05-06-2026 18:28
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| cunego59 |
Posted on 05-06-2026 13:01
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One NC already secured for Ben Ameur, that's nice! Girmay and Teggart should win on cobbles in Eritrea and Ireland, respectively. Stedman might have a shot on hills in GB, although that's tough against Pidcock. And then Amezawa will have to beat Kinoshita on hills, which isn't easy either, but also possible. Mountain NC in Rwanda against Areruya unfortunately is obviously lost before it started But a decent amount of chances to take some jerseys, which is nice!
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| baseballlover312 |
Posted on 05-06-2026 13:29
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No routes really in our favor this year. Aranburu has a tiny chance to repeat I guess just because NC stages are so short. And maybe Forssell is a contender in Sweden, though with no team support for most sprinters, a breakaway win seems very possible.
RIP Exxon Duke, David Veilleux, Double Feature, and Monster Energy
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| kandesbunzler26 |
Posted on 05-06-2026 13:32
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I think our best bets are TT wins in Sri Lanka and Moldova (maybe in Georgia too) and Rajovic in Serbia (although he's only on loan).
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