German_National_Time_Trial_Championships

German National Time Trial Championships

German National Time Trial Championships

National road cycling championship in Germany

The German National Time Trial Championships have been held since 1994.

Tony Martin (pictured at the 2016 Tour de France) is the record winner of the German time trial championship, having taken the title ten times.
Bert Grabsch (pictured at the 2010 Tour de Romandie) won the German time trial championship four times during his career.

Men

Year Gold Silver Bronze
1994Jens LehmannJan UllrichMichael Rich
1995Jan UllrichUwe PeschelThomas Liese
1996Uwe PeschelThomas LieseMichael Rich
1997Andreas WalzerBert GrabschThomas Liese
1998Uwe PeschelAndreas WalzerThomas Liese
1999Andreas WalzerOlaf PollackDirk Müller
2000Michael RichThomas LieseSebastian Lang
2001Thomas LieseUwe PeschelAndreas Walzer
2002Uwe PeschelMichael RichJens Voigt
2003Michael RichUwe PeschelSebastian Lang
2004Michael RichSebastian LangJens Voigt
2005Michael RichSebastian LangJens Voigt
2006Sebastian LangMichael RichJens Voigt
2007Bert GrabschLars TeutenbergRobert Bartko
2008Bert GrabschStefan SchumacherTony Martin
2009Bert GrabschTony MartinJens Voigt
2010Tony MartinPatrick GretschJens Voigt
2011Bert GrabschTony MartinPatrick Gretsch
2012Tony MartinBert GrabschLars Teutenberg
2013Tony MartinPatrick GretschStefan Schumacher
2014Tony MartinNikias ArndtLars Teutenberg
2015[1]Tony MartinNikias ArndtStefan Schumacher
2016[2]Tony MartinJasha SütterlinNils Politt
2017[3]Tony MartinJasha SütterlinNils Politt
2018[4]Tony MartinJasha SütterlinNikias Arndt
2019[5]Tony MartinNils PolittJasha Sütterlin
2020Not held due to the COVID-19 pandemic in Germany
2021[6]Tony MartinMiguel HeidemannMax Walscheid
2022[7]Lennard KämnaJannik SteimleNils Politt

U23

Year Gold Silver Bronze
2002Markus FothenArtjom BotschkarewThomas Ziegler
2003Markus FothenPeter MagyarosiAndreas Schillinger
2004Christian MüllerPaul MartensLinus Gerdemann
2005Paul MartensRobert WagnerStefan Schäfer
2006Tony MartinDominik RoelsNikolai Schwarz
2007Marcel KittelJörg LehmannStefan Schäfer
2008Andreas HenigStefan SchäferMartin Reimer
2009Patrick GretschJohn DegenkolbMartin Reimer
2010Marcel KittelMichel KochMichael Weicht
2011Christopher MucheKersten ThieleJakob Steigmiller
2012Jasha SütterlinHarry KraftJakob Steigmiller
2013Jasha SütterlinNils PolittYannick Gruner
2014Nils PolittMax SchachmannDomenic Weinstein
2015Lennard KämnaNils PolittNils Schomber
2016Max SchachmannJan TschernosterMarco Mathis
2017Patrick HallerJulian BraunManuel Porzner
2018Jasper FrahmMax KanterRichard Banusch
2019Miguel HeidemannFlorian StorkJuri Hollmann
2020Miguel HeidemannSven RedmannTobias Buck-Gramcko
2021Michel HessmannMaurice BallerstedtJon Knolle
2022Maurice BallerstedtTobias Buck-GramckoHannes Wilksch

Women

Year Gold Silver Bronze
1994Vera HohlfeldHanka KupfernagelCordula Gruber
1995Hanka KupfernagelJudith ArndtPetra Rossner
1996Hanka KupfernagelJudith ArndtVera Hohlfeld
1997Hanka KupfernagelJudith ArndtIna-Yoko Teutenberg
1998Judith ArndtJacqueline BrabenetzMandy Hampel
1999Judith ArndtPetra RossnerBettina Schöke
2000Hanka KupfernagelBettina SchökeIna-Yoko Teutenberg
2001Judith ArndtBettina SchökeHanka Kupfernagel
2002Hanka KupfernagelTrixi WorrackTina Liebig
2003Judith ArndtChristiane SoederAnke Wichmann
2004Judith ArndtTrixi WorrackPetra Rossner
2005Judith ArndtTrixi WorrackMadeleine Sandig
2006Charlotte BeckerMadeleine SandigIna-Yoko Teutenberg
2007Hanka KupfernagelCharlotte BeckerJudith Arndt
2008Hanka KupfernagelJudith ArndtCharlotte Becker
2009Trixi WorrackJudith ArndtIna-Yoko Teutenberg
2010Judith ArndtCharlotte BeckerHanka Kupfernagel
2011Judith ArndtCharlotte BeckerIna-Yoko Teutenberg
2012Judith ArndtTrixi WorrackIna-Yoko Teutenberg
2013Lisa BrennauerTrixi WorrackEsther Fennel
2014Lisa BrennauerTrixi WorrackCharlotte Becker
2015[8]Mieke KrögerLisa BrennauerTrixi Worrack
2016[9]Trixi WorrackStephanie PohlLisa Brennauer
2017[10]Trixi WorrackLisa BrennauerStephanie Pohl
2018[11]Lisa BrennauerTrixi WorrackLisa Klein
2019[12]Lisa KleinMieke KrögerLisa Brennauer
2020Not held due to the COVID-19 pandemic in Germany
2021[13]Lisa BrennauerLisa KleinHannah Ludwig
2022[14]Lisa BrennauerLisa KleinHannah Ludwig

See also

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