2008 in Road Cycling - National Road Race Championships

National Road Race Championships

Race Date Winner Second Third
Australia Jan 13 Matthew Lloyd Adam Hansen Rory Sutherland
Austria Jun 29 Christian Pfannberger Hans Peter Obwaller Stefan Rucker
Belgium Jun 29 Jürgen Roelandts Sven Vanthourenhout Niko Eeckhout
Canada Jul 6 Christian Meier Bruno Langlois Jacob Erker
Czech Republic & Slovakia Jun 29 Matej Jurčo Roman Bronis Petr Bencík
Denmark Jun 29 Nicki Sørensen Matti Breschel Jens-Erik Madsen
France Jun 29 Nicolas Vogondy Arnaud Coyot Julien Loubet
Germany Jun 29 Fabian Wegmann Erik Zabel Gerald Ciolek
Great Britain Jun 29 Robert Hayles Peter Kennaugh Dean Downing
Ireland Jun 29 Daniel Martin Paídi O'Brien Brian Kenneally
Italy Jun 29 Filippo Simeoni Giovanni Visconti Filippo Pozzato
Luxembourg Jun 27 Fränk Schleck Benoît Joachim Christian Poos
Netherlands Jun 29 Lars Boom Koos Moerenhout Steven de Jongh
New Zealand Jan 13 Julian Dean Heath Blackgrove Scott Lyttle
Norway Jun 29 Kurt Asle Arvesen Stian Remme Lars Petter Nordhaug
Portugal Jun 29 João Cabreira Tiago Machado Cândido Barbosa
Russia Jun 29 Sergey Ivanov Alexander Bazhenov Roman Klimov
Spain Jun 29 Alejandro Valverde Óscar Sevilla Óscar Pereiro
Sweden Jun 29 Jonas Ljungblad Nicklas Axelsson Thomas Lövkvist
Switzerland Jun 29 Markus Zberg Martin Elmiger Mathias Frank
Ukraine Jun 28 Ruslan Pidgornyy Denis Kostiuk Volodymyr Zagorodniy
USA Aug 31 Tyler Hamilton Blake Caldwell Danny Pate

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