The Luxembourg National Road Race Championship is a cycling race where Luxembourg cyclists decide who will become the champion for the year to come. The event was established in 1922, and a separate Luxembourgish National Time Trial Championships has been held since 1999.
The women's championship was not established until 1959. The most wins were scored by Elsy Jacobs, who won 15 road championships.
The winners of each event are awarded a symbolic cycling jersey which is red, white and blue just like the flag of Luxembourg. These colours can be worn by the rider at other road racing 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.
Luxembourgish National Road Race Championships – Men's elite race | |
Region: | Luxembourg |
Discipline: | Road bicycle racing |
Type: | One-day |
First: | [1] |
Firstwinner: | Franz Heck |
Mostwins: | Nicolas Frantz (12 wins) |
Mostrecent: | Kevin Geniets |
Year | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |
1922 | – | - | ||
1923 | Franz Heck | - | ||
1924 | – | - | ||
1925 | – | - | ||
1926 | – | - | ||
1927 | Victor Kirchen | |||
1928 | - | |||
1929 | - | |||
1930 | – | - | ||
1931 | - | |||
1932 | – | - | ||
1933 | – | - | ||
1934 | – | - | ||
1935 | – | - | ||
1936 | – | - | ||
1937 | - | |||
1938 | Paul Frantz | Jean Majerus | ||
1939 | - | |||
1940 | – | - | ||
1941– 1944 | colspan="3" | |||
1945 | Jeng Kirchen | |||
1946 | - | |||
1947 | Mathias Clemens | |||
1948 | Lucien Gillen | |||
1949 | Jeng Kirchen | |||
1950 | Marcel Ernzer | |||
1951 | Bim Diederich | |||
1952 | Marcel Ernzer | |||
1953 | Charly Gaul | |||
1954 | Jean-Pierre Schmitz | |||
1955 | François Gehlhausen | |||
1956 | Jean-Pierre Schmitz | |||
1957 | Charly Gaul | Willy Kemp | ||
1958 | Marcel Ernzer | |||
1959 | Marcel Ernzer | |||
1960 | Aldo Bolzan | |||
1961 | Aldo Bolzan | |||
1962 | Bruno Martinato | |||
1963 | - | |||
1964 | – | - | ||
1965 | - | |||
1966 | - | |||
1967 | - | |||
1968 | Roland Smaniotto | |||
1969 | - | |||
1970 | – | - | ||
1971 | – | - | ||
1972 | – | - | ||
1973 | - | |||
1974 | Jean Becker | |||
1975 | - | |||
1976 | – | - | ||
1977 | Roger Gilson | |||
1978 | – | - | ||
1979 | – | - | ||
1980 | – | - | ||
1981 | – | - | ||
1982 | – | - | ||
1983 | – | - | ||
1984 | – | - | ||
1985 | – | - | ||
1986 | – | - | ||
1987 | - | |||
1988 | - | |||
1989 | – | - | ||
1990 | – | - | ||
1991– 1995 | colspan="3" | |||
1996 | Daniel Bintz | |||
1997 | Enzo Mezzapesa | |||
1998 | ||||
1999 | Max Becker | |||
2000 | Fränk Schleck | |||
2001 | Kim Kirchen | |||
2002 | Steve Fogen | |||
2003 | Christian Poos | |||
2004 | Benoît Joachim | |||
2005 | Andy Schleck | |||
2006 | Andy Schleck | |||
2007 | Fränk Schleck | |||
2008 | Christian Poos | |||
2009 | Fränk Schleck | |||
2010 | Ben Gastauer | |||
2011 | Laurent Didier | |||
2012 | Fränk Schleck | |||
2013 | Jempy Drucker | |||
2014 | Andy Schleck | |||
2015 | Pit Schlechter | |||
2016 | Fränk Schleck | |||
2017 | Ben Gastauer | |||
2018 | Tim Diederich | |||
2019 | Pit Leyder | |||
2020 | Jempy Drucker | |||
2021 | ||||
2022[2] | Alexandre Kess | |||
2023 | ||||
2024 | Alexandre Kess |
Luxembourgish National Road Race Championships – Women's elite race | |
Region: | Luxembourg |
Discipline: | Road bicycle racing |
Type: | One-day |
First: | [3] |
Firstwinner: | Elsy Jacobs |
Mostwins: | Elsy Jacobs (15 wins) |
Mostrecent: | Christine Majerus |
Year | Location | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |
1959 | - | ||||
1960 | Irène Gilson | ||||
1961 | Gisèle Jacob | ||||
1962 | Gisèle Jacob | ||||
1963 | Fernande Ludwig | ||||
1964 | – | - | |||
1965 | - | ||||
1966 | Monique Morth | ||||
1967 | - | ||||
1968 | – | - | |||
1969 | - | ||||
1970 | Irène Engelmann | ||||
1971 | - | ||||
1972 | Monique Morth | ||||
1973 | - | ||||
1974 | – | - | |||
1975 | |||||
1976 | |||||
1977 | |||||
1978 | |||||
1979 | |||||
1980 | |||||
1981 | |||||
1982 | |||||
1983 | Pascale Meysembourg | ||||
1984 | Patricia Neuens | ||||
1985 | Patricia Neuens | ||||
1986 | Danielle Konter | ||||
1987 | Romaine Marbach | ||||
1988 | Romaine Marbach | ||||
1989 | Romaine Marbach | ||||
1990 | Tania Bettel | ||||
1991 | Tania Bettel | ||||
1992 | Denise Landa | ||||
1993 | Eileen Ronk | ||||
1994 | Denise Landa | ||||
1995 | Nathalie Halle | ||||
1996 | Tessi Wolter | ||||
1997 | Nora Oliboni | ||||
1998 | Nathalie Jolink | ||||
1999 | Laurence Kipgen | ||||
2000 | Lea Schmitt | ||||
2001 | Isabelle Hoffmann | ||||
2002 | Tanja Wintersdorf | ||||
2003 | Danielle Lentz | ||||
2004 | Betty Kinn | ||||
2005 | Betty Kinn | ||||
2006 | Nathalie Lamborelle | ||||
2007 | Christine Majerus | ||||
2008 | Suzie Godart | ||||
2009 | Christine Majerus | Anne-Marie Schmitt | |||
2010 | Suzie Godart | ||||
2011 | Anne-Marie Schmitt | ||||
2012 | Anne-Marie Schmitt | ||||
2013 | Chantal Hoffmann | ||||
2014 | Carmen Coljon | ||||
2015 | Chantal Hoffmann | ||||
2016 | Nathalie Lamborelle | ||||
2017 | Anne-Sophie Harsch | ||||
2018 | Anne-Sophie Harsch | ||||
2019 | Laurence Thill | ||||
2020 | Mia Berg | ||||
2021 | Mia Berg | ||||
2022[4] | |||||
2023 | Marie Schreiber |