The small country national championships wrap up with P to Z (well V really as Venezuela is the last one).
Two tight battles in the mountains. Medvedev edges Siddikov in Uzbekistan while Kulindwa just beats Mwiguru for the Tanzanian title. Siddikov also wins the TT for his 7th straight double. Kulindwa does the double as well but just 2 in a row for him.
In the TTs the closest battle comes in Trinidad and Tobago where Cole beats Campbell to take his first title. In Puerto Rico, Morales Ortega just gets the edge on Gonzales stopping the latter from completing the double. Those two have dominated both Puerto Rican titles since 2021 with Morales Ortega leading 5-4. Luis Molina Pagan’s has the 10th title with his 2022 TT victory.
Bigger names involved in these races include Aular who takes both titles in Venezuela and Quispe who finishes 2nd in both Peruvian races, behind Ruiz.
That is 5 straight doubles for Ruiz. The Peruvian titles have been contested by registered riders 11 times and 10 of those times the same rider has won both. In addition to Ruiz’ five, Quispe did it three times and Royner Grover Navarro twice. 2020 was the only time the titles were split with Ruiz winning the road race and Andre Alexander Gonzalez the TT.
Road Race Winners
Country
Winner
Team
Second
Team
PER
Robinson Steven Ruiz
Los Pollos Hermanos
Alain Quispe
Ekoi - Le Creuset
PHL
Ronnilan Quita
Specialized
John Salazar
King Power
PRI
Abner Gonzalez
Podium Ambition
Jacob Morales Ortega
Podium Ambition
ROM
George Alexandru Stancu
cycleYorkshire
Emil Dima
Rabobank
SLV
Brandon Rodriguez
McCormick Pro Cycling
Bryan Fernando Mendoza
Evonik - ELKO
SVK
Erik Baska
Indosat Ooredoo
Lukas Kubis
Gazelle
SWZ
Similo Nyoni
SEE Turtles
Kwanele Jele
Colombini Kometa
TTO
Kemp Orosco
Bolt - Eesti
Tyler Cole
Podium Ambition
TZA
Lameck Marco Kulindwa
Simba Cement - Tanga Fresh
Malaika Mwiguru
Everesting
URU
Thomas Silva
Indosat Ooredoo
Eric Antonio Fagundez
Cedevita
UZB
Dilmurdjon Siddikov
Lierse SK - Pizza Ullo Pro Cycling
Sergey Medvedev
Specialized
VEN
Orluis Aular
Los Pollos Hermanos
Breinner Smaichel Camargo
Zwift - Newton Foundation
Time Trial Winners
Country
Course
Winner
Team
Second
Team
PER
Robinson Steven Ruiz
Los Pollos Hermanos
Alain Quispe
Ekoi - Le Creuset
PHL
John Salazar
King Power
Ronnilan Quita
Specialized
PRI
Jacob Morales Ortega
Podium Ambition
Abner Gonzalez
Podium Ambition
ROM
Emil Dima
Rabobank
George Alexandru Stancu
cycleYorkshire
SLV
Bryan Fernando Mendoza
Evonik - ELKO
Brandon Rodriguez
McCormick Pro Cycling
SVK
Erik Baska
Indosat Ooredoo
Peter Sagan
Ethiopian Airlines
SWZ
Similo Nyoni
SEE Turtles
Kwanele Jele
Colombini Kometa
TTO
Tyler Cole
Podium Ambition
Akil Campbell
Podium Ambition
TZA
Lameck Marco Kulindwa
Simba Cement - Tanga Fresh
Malaika Mwiguru
Everesting
URU
Eric Antonio Fagundez
Cedevita
Maicol Adrian Tabarez
Peugeot - Bancolombia
UZB
Dilmurdjon Siddikov
Lierse SK - Pizza Ullo Pro Cycling
Sergey Medvedev
Specialized
VEN
Orluis Aular
Los Pollos Hermanos
Breinner Smaichel Camargo
Zwift - Newton Foundation
Thanks to whoever has been updating the first post. I have done this set.
Also, I have updated the first post to use the official 3-digit abbreviations we now have in the DB, so the order will have changed. These match the two-digit flat abbreviations used in the flags better as well.
Also, I have updated the first post to use the official 3-digit abbreviations we now have in the DB, so the order will have changed. These match the two-digit flat abbreviations used in the flags better as well.
I went with the abbreviations from the Pre Renewals DB (v1.1), so they have been changed (again?) for the next DB?
Also, I have updated the first post to use the official 3-digit abbreviations we now have in the DB, so the order will have changed. These match the two-digit flat abbreviations used in the flags better as well.
I went with the abbreviations from the Pre Renewals DB (v1.1), so they have been changed (again?) for the next DB?
Hmm, we have a disconnect there as I was using what I thought was final 2025 DB. Will check on that.
