Austrian National Time Trial Championships

The Champion's Jersey
Matthias Brändle

The Austrian National Time Trial Championships are held annually as part of the Austrian National Cycling Championships, they decide the best cyclists in this discipline in Austria, across various categories.

The winners of each event are awarded with a symbolic cycling jersey which is red and white, just like the national flag, these colours can be worn by the rider at other time trialling events in the country to show their status as national champion. The champion's stripes can be combined into a sponsored rider's team kit design for this purpose.

Multiple winners

Name Wins Years
Georg Totschnig51996, 1997, 2001, 2002, 2004
Matthias Brändle42009, 2013, 2014, 2016
Georg Preidler32015, 2017, 2018
Peter Luttenberger21998, 2006

Men

Elite

Year Gold Silver Bronze
1996Georg Totschnig
1997Georg TotschnigBernhard GugganigDietmar Müller
1998Peter LuttenbergerRoland GarberFlorian Wiesinger
1999Florian WiesingerRené HaselbacherJosef Lontscharitsch
2000René HaselbacherJosef LontscharitschBernhard Gugganig
2001Georg TotschnigPeter LuttenbergerFriedrich Berein
2002Georg TotschnigHannes HempelMatthias Buxhofer
2003Andrew BradleyMartin AngererMartin Moser
2004Georg TotschnigPeter LuttenbergerHans-Peter Obwaller
2005Hans-Peter ObwallerMartin MoserPatrick Riedesser
2006Peter LuttenbergerThomas RohreggerMario Lexmüller
2007Rupert ProbstHans-Peter ObwallerChristian Pfannberger
2008Stefan DeniflAndreas GrafHarald Starzengruber
2009Matthias BrändleAndreas GrafMichael Pichler
2010not disputed
2011[1]Andreas GrafJosef BenetsederRiccardo Zoidl
2012Riccardo ZoidlAndreas GrafJosef Benetseder
2013Matthias BrändleAndreas GrafJosef Benetseder
2014Matthias BrändleGregor MühlbergerAndreas Hofer
2015Georg PreidlerRiccardo ZoidlAndreas Graf
2016Matthias BrändleClemens FankhauserRiccardo Zoidl
2017Georg PreidlerMatthias BrändleLukas Pöstlberger
2018Georg PreidlerMatthias BrändleFelix Großschartner

Under 23

Year Gold Silver Bronze
2000Christian HölzlStefan ProbstHarald Starzengruber
2001Christian HölzlStefan ProbstChristoph Schlögl
2002Harald BergerAndrew BradleyMartin Gratzer
2003Andrew BradleyMario LexmüllerHans-Jörg Leopold
2004Harald BergerAndreas GrafJosef Benetseder
2005Markus EibeggerAndreas GrafChristian Lener
2006Stefan DeniflMarkus EibeggerClemens Fankhauser
2007
2008Stefan DeniflMatthias BrändleDaniel Schorn
2009Matthias BrändleStefan MairStefan Denifl
2010
2011Andreas HoferLukas PöstlbergerDominik Brändle
2012Andreas HoferLukas PöstlbergerPatrick Konrad
2013Andreas HoferPatrick SchultusGregor Mühlberger

Women

Year Gold Silver Bronze
1995Doris PoschTanja KleinBrigitte Krebs
1996Tanja KleinBrigitte KrebsDoris Posch
2000Doris PoschIsabella WieserMichaela Brunngraber
2001Doris PoschAndrea Purner-KoschierIsabella Wieser
2002Doris PoschBrigitte KrebsIsabella Wieser
2003Doris PoschChristiana HaasBernadette Schober
2004Christiane SoederDoris PoschBärbel Jungmeier
2005Christiane SoederAndrea GrausBernadette Schober
2006Christiane SoederAndrea GrausMonika Schachl
2007Christiane SoederAndrea GrausMonika Schachl
2008Monika SchachlDaniela PintarelliJacqueline Hahn
2009Christiane SoederDaniela PintarelliBettina Tesar
2010not disputed
2011Doris PoschClaudia PfistererKarin Pekovits
2012Christiane SoederMartina RitterManuela Hartl
2013Martina RitterAndrea GrausJacqueline Hahn
2014Jacqueline HahnChristina PerchtoldMartina Ritter
2015Martina RitterJacqueline HahnSylvia Gehnböck

References

  1. ↑ The race was won by  Tobias Erler (GER)
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