UCI Road World Championships for Juniors
The UCI Road World Championships Juniors ( UCI Juniors Road World Championships ) are Cycling World Championships in road cycling for juniors and from 1987 for juniors, so athletes 17 to 18 years.
The organizer is the World Cycling Federation Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI).
In 1973 in Munich and 1974 in Warsaw there were European junior championships in single road driving and in 1974 also in 70 km team time trial, which are considered to be the forerunners of the junior world championships, as non-Europeans were also at the start.
From 1975 to 1996 and from 2005 to 2010 the Junior World Championships in rail and road driving were held in one region as a joint event. From 1997 to 2004 and then from 2011 the road competitions were held together with the world championships of the elite.
Venues for the Junior European Championships
| year | country | city |
|---|---|---|
| 1973 |
 Germany
|
Munich |
| 1974 |
 Poland
|
Warsaw |
Venues of the Junior World Championships since 1975
Results
One-way driving of the juniors
Juniors European Championship
| event | gold | silver | bronze |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1973 |
 Claes Svensson
|
 Peter Hall
|
 Jan Spijker
|
| 1974 |
 Sergei Szelpakov
|
Yuri Zajac
|
John van Herverden
|
Junior World Championship
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Junior team time trial
Junior European Championship
| event | gold | silver | bronze |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1974 |
.svg){kind=small} Soviet UnionYuri Zajac Sergej Szelpakow Vladimir Schapovalov Alexej Szewczenko |
 Denmark Gert Frank Ole Rasmussen Per Thomsen Olaf Petersen |
 SwitzerlandHenri-Daniel Reymond Serge Demierre Daniel Schwab Alex Frei |
Junior World Championship
| event | gold | silver | bronze |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1975 |
Soviet Union Nikolai Bondarenko Gennady Karawayev Ivan Romanov Leonid Toporov |
Poland Piotr Dobraszak Vitold Mokiejewski Zbignew Pieta Andrzej Piotrowski |
 German Democratic Republic Detlef Macha Andreas Petermann Siegbert Schmeißer Volker Winkler |
| 1976 |
 Italy Corrado Donadio Gianni Giacomini Ivano Maffei Allessandro Primavera |
Soviet Union Viktor Skrebnikow Igor Shirikow Viatscheslav Dedenow Pavel Lazarew |
Poland Bogdan Bezdzietny Vitold Mokiejewski Stefan Ciekanski Andrzej Pajor |
| 1977 |
German Democratic Republic Thomas Barth Falk Boden Andre Kluge Olaf Ludwig |
Soviet Union Andrei Apressow Oleg Logvin Yuri Kaschirin Vladimir Korjow |
Italy Pierangelo Bincoletto Daniele Caroli Maurizio Reali Walter Pettinati |
| 1978 |
German Democratic Republic Thomas Barth Falk Boden Udo Smektalla Olaf Ludwig |
Soviet Union Alguis Waitkus Vladimir Makarkin Flischin Chripuschin |
 United States Greg LeMond Jeff Bradley Greg Demgen Ron Kiefel |
| 1979 |
Soviet Union Sergei Staroduptschew Viktor Demidenko Vladimir Volochin Sergei Chapk |
Sweden Per Christianssen Joha Narkiniemi Hakan Jenssen Thomas Rask |
United States Greg LeMond Jeff Bradley Mark Frize Andrew Hampsten |
| 1980 |
Soviet Union Oleg Chushda Viktor Demidenko Sergei Tschapk Sergei Voronin |
United States Gavin Chilcott Lee Fleming Steve Manthey Andrew Hampsten |
Denmark Brian Sörensen Vang Scharling Rene Andersen Jens Veggerby |
| 1981 |
German Democratic Republic Dan Radtke Ralf Wodynski Frank Jesse Uwe Ampler |
Soviet Union Nikolai Krivoschejew Aiguirdas Schneka Sergej Navolokin Rinat Nourdinow |
Sweden Mats Andersson Magnus Knutsson Stefan Brykt Lars Wahlqvist |
| 1982 |
German Democratic Republic Jens Heppner Jan Gloßmann Andreas Lux Uwe Ampler |
Soviet Union Yuri Abramov Komine Saitow Shevchenko |
Denmark Eriksen Lars N. Jensen Lars B. Jensen Petersen |
| 1983 |
Denmark Sören Lilholt Alex Pedersen Rolf Sörensen Kim Olsen |
Soviet Union Oleg Yermolajew Gumuliauskas Saitow Siluk |
United States Roy Knickman David Farmer Tim Hinz Tony Palmer |
| 1984 |
Soviet Union Nikolai Rasuwajew Pyotr Gekowski Igor Sumnikow Sergei Kapustin |
United States Peter Howard David Farmer Tim Hinz Tony Palmer |
Netherlands Tom Cordes Stephan Rakers Herbert Dijkstra Gerrit de Vries |
| 1985 |
Italy Mario Cipollini Maurizio Dametto David Gallerani Adriano Lorenzi |
Soviet Union Alexander Datsuk Valery Sapronov Yevgeni Zagrebelny Sergei Kapustin |
Netherlands Patrick Coone Jan Hendrik Dekker Michel Zanoli Gerrit de Vries |
| 1986 |
Italy Luca Colombo Mauro Consonni Roberto Maggioni Paolo Morandi |
Soviet Union Igor Patenko Andrej Olchow Viktor Schelkowski Vladimir Panassenko |
German Democratic Republic Gerd Audehm Bert Dietz Steffen Rein Ronald Rauch |
| 1987 |
Italy Luca Colombo Luca Daddi Rosario Fina Gianluca Tarocco |
Soviet Union Igor Patenko Sabir Suleimanow Oleg Polownikow Pawel Tonkow |
Netherlands Antoine Lagerwey Maarten den Bakker Robert Van de Vin Gerard Kemper |
| 1988 |
Italy Andrea Peron Alessandro Baciocchini Gianfranco Contri Gianluca Tarocco |
 CzechoslovakiaMilan Dvorscik Thomas Krc Pavel Padrnos Frantisek Trkal |
Soviet Union Alexander Markownitschenko Alexander Osipov Sergei Savinotschkin Dmitri Cherkachin |
| 1989 |
Italy Andrea Peron Rossano Brasi Cristian Salvato Davide rebel |
Netherlands Marcel Vent Patrick van Dijken Servais Knaven Richard Groenendaal |
Soviet Union Alexander Kalugin Vladimir Abramov Igor Dziuba Anatoly Bagdavich |
| 1990 |
Soviet Union Sergej Autko Pawel Tcherkasow Igor Dziuba Michael Tuze |
Italy Nicola Giacomazzi Rossano Brasi Mauro Monaro Daniele Nardello |
Poland Dariusz Baranowski Artur Krzeszowiec Grzegorz Rosolinski Bernhard Wierzbinski |
| 1991 |
Soviet Union Dimitri Murachko Aleksej Koslow Michael Teteriuk Igor Bonchukov |
United States Matthew Johnson Chris Wherry Fred Rodriguez George Hincapie |
 SpainViktor Fernandez Jose Antonio Gil Igor Gonzalez Valentin Zubieta |
| 1992 |
Italy Alessandro Romio Marco Velo Massimiliano Martini Massimiliano Mori |
Poland Pawel Niedzwiecki Marcin Gebke Piotr Przydizial Bernhard Bocian |
 FranceFranck Trotel James Jardillier Anthony Langella Franck Perque |
| 1993 |
Italy Oscar Biason Flavio Zandarin Massimiliano Martini Ruggiero Tarraco |
Germany Jörg Jaksche John Paul Fürus Patrik Burkhardt Jörg Ludewig |
Czechoslovakia Bronislaw Fialkowski Pavel Prchal Ondřej Sosenka Jozef Žabka |
No longer held as of 1994.
Individual time trial of the juniors
One-way driving of the juniors
Individual time trial of the juniors
See also
credentials
- ^ UCI Road World Championships- Men Juniors - Road race Official website of the UCI
- ^ UCI Road World Championships-Women Juniors - Road race
- ↑ UCI Road World Championships-Men Juniors - Individual time trial Official website of the UCI
- ↑ UCI Road World Championships-Women Juniors - Individual time trial Official website of the UCI
Orbe / Le Chalet-à-Gobet 1975 | Liege 1976 | Vienna 1977 | Washington 1978 | Buenos Aires 1979 | Mexico City 1980 | Grimma 1981 | Marsciano / Deruta 1982 | Wanganui 1983 | Beuvron 1984 | Stuttgart 1985 | Casablanca 1986 | Bergamo 1987 | Odense / Vissenbjerg 1988 | Krylatskoje 1989 | Middlesbrough 1990 | Colorado Springs 1991 | Olympia 1992 | Perth 1993 | Quito 1994 | Forlì 1995 | Novo Mesto 1996 | San Sebastian 1997 | Valkenburg 1998 | Verona 1999 | Plouay 2000 | Lisbon 2001 | Zolder 2002 | Hamilton 2003 | Verona 2004 | Salzburg 2005 | Ghent 2006 | Aguascalientes 2007 | Cape Town 2008 | Moscow 2009 | Offida 2010 | Copenhagen 2011 | Limburg 2012 | Florence 2013 | Ponferrada 2014 | Richmond 2015 | Doha 2016 | Bergen 2017 | Innsbruck 2018 | Yorkshire 2019
From 1997 to 2004 and since 2011, the title fights were held within the UCI Road World Championships .
From 2005 to 2009, the title fights were held within separate UCI Junior World Championships.