Mexican National Road Race Championships

The Mexican Road Race Championships are held annually to decide the Mexican cycling champions in the road race discipline, across various categories. The event was first held in 1998 and was won by Jesús Zárate. Mexico's Road Cycling Championships Started in 1998 by Federacion Mexicana de Ciclismo.

The champions jersey.

Men

Elite
Mexican National Road Race Championships – Men's elite race
Race details
RegionMexico
DisciplineRoad bicycle racing
TypeOne-day
History
First edition1998 (1998)[1]
First winnerJesús Zárate
Most winsLuis Lemus (3 wins)
Most recentEfren Santos
Year Gold Silver Bronze
1998Jesús Zárate
1999Eduardo GracianoCarlos HernándezOmar Martínez
2000Miguel ArroyoAlejandro MendozaJosé Luis Jiménez
2001Juan Luis GonzálezMiguel ArroyoAndres Contreras
2002Andres ContrerasManuel HernándezManuel Carbajal
2003Antonio Aldape
2004
2005Domingo GonzálezArmando ViguerasRicardo Tapia
2006Juan de la RosaIrving AguilarLuis Fernando Macias
2007Juan Pablo MagallanesCarlos LópezFrancisco Matamoros
2008Luis Fernando MaciasBernardo ColexDavid Salomon
2009Florencio RamosAntonio AldapeJuan Pablo Magallanes
2010Carlos LópezLuis Fernando MaciasJuan Manuel Sandoval
2011Gregorio LadinoFrancisco MatamorosFlorencio Ramos
2012Luis LemusHéctor RangelLuis Pulido
2013Luis LemusLuis PulidoLuis Alvarez
2014Ignacio SarabiaEder FrayreFrancisco Matamoros
2015Ignacio PradoIgnacio SarabiaLuis Alvarez
2016Luis LemusLuis AlvarezEder Frayre
2017[2]Efrén SantosEduardo CorteUri Martins
2018Orlando GaribayUlises Alfredo CastilloIvan Carbajal
2019Ignacio PradoUlises Alfredo CastilloFrancisco Lara

U23
Year Gold Silver Bronze
2006Luis PulidoRamón LópezJuan Enrique Diaz
2007Eder ArenasUriel ClaraOmar Cervantes
2008Luis PulidoElliott VazquezJosé Carlos Valdez
2009Armando AguilarJosué GonzálezIvan Carbajal
2010Cesar Vaquera
2011René CorellaUri MartinsÁngel Portillo
2012Luis Enrique LemusFlavio De LunaJosé Bravo

Women

Elite
Mexican National Road Race Championships – Women's elite race
Race details
RegionMexico
DisciplineRoad bicycle racing
TypeOne-day
History
First edition1999 (1999)[3]
First winnerAlessandra Grassi
Most winsGiuseppina Grassi, Ingrid Drexel (3 wins)
Most recentIngrid Drexel
Year Gold Silver Bronze
1999Giuseppina GrassiPatricia Palencia AlemanSonia Lopez
2000Patricia Palencia AlemanAdriana SanchezClaudia Verónica Leal Balderas
2001Belem Guerrero MendezPatricia Palencia AlemanGabriella Gonzalez de Ferrat
2002
2003Belem Guerrero Mendez
2004
2005
2006Giuseppina GrassiRosario PeraltaMaribel Díaz
2007Maribel DíazRosario PeraltaGiuseppina Grassi
2008Giuseppina GrassiJessica JuradoLaura Morfin
2009Verónica LealSofia ArreolaJessica Jurado
2010Verónica LealAna Teresa CasasSofia Arreola
2011Dulce PliegoAna Teresa CasasMayra Rocha
2012Ingrid DrexelGiuseppina GrassiCarolina Rodríguez
2013Ingrid DrexelAna Teresa CasasCarolina Rodríguez
2014Ana Teresa CasasErika VarelaJenny Rios Piñal
2015Erika VarelaIngrid DrexelMarcela Elizabeth Prieto Castaneda
2016Ana María HernándezCarolina RodríguezSofía Arreola
2017[4]Ingrid DrexelCarolina RodríguezMarcela Prieto
2018Brenda SantoyoAriadna GutiérrezCynthia Covarrubias
2019Anet BarreraAriadna GutiérrezAndrea Ramirez
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References
  1. "National Championship, Road, Elite, Mexico (Men)". Cycling Archives. Retrieved 17 April 2017.
  2. "2017: National Championships Mexico - Road Race". ProCyclingStats. Retrieved 17 April 2017.
  3. "National Championship, Road, Elite, Mexico (Women)". Cycling Archives. Retrieved 17 April 2017.
  4. "2017: National Championships Mexico (WE) - Road Race". ProCyclingStats. Retrieved 17 April 2017.
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