The national time trial championships 2026: the results
This year, Team Visma | Lease a Bike riders will once again compete across several countries for the coveted national time trial titles and the honour of wearing the national champion's jersey for the next year. From the Netherlands and Belgium to Germany, France, Italy, Great Britain, Norway and Slovakia, discover all the results and performances of our riders at the National Time Trial Championships here.
Impressive solo ride secures Chladoňová victory at the Slovak championships
Viktoria Chladoňová rode solo to an impressive victory at the Slovak national road championships. The talented rider proved to be by far the strongest on the demanding course. For Chladoňová, it is her second consecutive national road title.
Chladoňová triumphs in Slovakia
Viktória Chladoňová successfully defended her national time trial title. The 19-year-old Team Visma | Lease a Bike rider was by far the fastest on the 24-kilometer course in Uničov. For Chladoňová, who already won multiple national titles as a junior, this marked her second consecutive senior title. "It feels amazing to win the title again and to be able to wear the jersey for another year", she said in our race report.
Goszczurny brings national title home
Patryk Goszczurny was crowned Polish Under-23 time trial champion on Thursday. The Team Visma | Lease a Bike Development rider was by far the fastest over the 40-kilometer course. "After finishing second for three years in a row, it feels amazing to finally win. I’m very proud to be able to wear the national champion’s jersey for a year", he said in our race report.
Hengeveld rushes to Dutch national time trial title, De Vries and Nooijen take silver and bronze
Daniek Hengeveld claimed the Dutch national time trial title on Wednesday evening. The 23-year-old rider from Team Visma | Lease a Bike kept her team-mate Femke de Vries just behind her on the 36-kilometer course in Laren. Lieke Nooijen completed the yellow-and-black podium by finishing third. "Winning the title came as a surprise, although I’d secretly hoped to finish on the podium", Hengeveld said in our race report.
Silver for Armirail
Bruno Armirail secured the silver medal at the French National Time Trial Championships. The defending champion was beaten only by Rémi Cavagna, who completed the course 49 seconds quicker. "Of course, I came here to win and defend my title, but I'm not too disappointed. The Tour de France is a bigger goal for me than today's time trial", he said.
Høydahl and Uglehus take podium finish in Norway
Jonas Kind Høydahl and Mikal Grimstad Uglehus both claimed a podium spot in the U23 category. The Development Team riders delivered a strong performance on the 21 kilometer course. Kasper Haugland took the victory. "I'm happy with my second place in the U23 category and my seventh place among the WorldTour riders. I came into the nationals with a good shape and I was eager to deliver a good result after a troublesome start to the season."
Hobbs grabs silver, Rowe eleventh
Henry Hobbs claimed a silver medal at the British U23 Time Trial Championships. The 19-year-old Development Team rider finished second on the 25-kilometer course, with only Ben Wiggins finishing ahead of him. Finlay Tarling completed the podium in third place. Elliot Rowe, also representing the Development Team, recorded the eleventh-fastest time.
"I'm really happy with how today went. I didn't really have any expectations coming into this race, as it's my first year racing in the U23 category. I wanted to enjoy the race and gain valuable experience competing against older and stronger riders. I think I surprised myself as well as my coach", Hobbs said.
Piták rushes to fifth place in Czech Republic
Matěj Piták set the fifth fastest time in the U23 Czech National Time Trial Championships. The 19-year-old Devo rider narrowly missed the podium, finishing twelve seconds behind third place.
Wolff takes seventh place
Imogen Wolff secured a seventh place at the U23 British National Time Trial Championships. She completed the course in 36'46", three minutes behind Erin Boothman.



