The Yugoslav National Road Race Championship was a cycling race where the Yugoslav cyclists decide who will become the champion for the year to come. The event was established in 1919. The winners of each event were awarded with a symbolic cycling jersey which was in the colours of the national flag. Most of the top riders came from the territories of today's Croatia and Slovenia, where the majority of races were held.[1]

Men

Year Gold Silver Bronze
1919Josip PavlijaKazimir ŠoštarkoMilan Meniga
1920Josip PavlijaAlbin ŠiškovičJosip Šolar
1921Josip PavlijaKoloman SovićKazimir Šoštarko
1922Đuro DukanovićJosip PavlijaKazimir Šoštarko
1923Đuro DukanovićJosip PavlijaKazimir Šoštarko
1924Đuro DukanovićRudolf TrubanJanko Osrečki
1925Josip ŠolarAntun BanekIvan Kranjc
1926Antun BanekLucian KoržinekIvan Kranjc
1927Antun BanekIvan KosmatinIvan Kranjc
1928Antun BanekStjepan LjubićStjepan Srbljinović
1929Slavko ŠturmanIvan VranarinčićDanilo Erdelji
1930Stjepan GrgacDrago IvkovićMilan Mikec
1931Drago IvkovićJosip JagarJanko Oblak
1932Stjepan GrgacDrago IvkovićMilan Mikec
1933Stjepan GrgacStjepan LjubićFranc Gartner
1934Rudolf FiketJanko OblakBruno Faninger
1935Bruno FaningerDrago DavidovićStjepan Grgac
1936August ProsenikAntun ŠimunovićFranc Gartner
1937August ProsenikStjepan GrgacStjepan Ljubić
1938Josip PokupecFranc AbulnarKarel Lavrih
1939Stjepan GrgacAugust ProsenikJosip Pokupec
1940August ProsenikDrago DavidovićNikola Penčev
1946Milan PoredskiS. TominAntun Horvatek
1947Aleksandar ZorićAnton StrainJovan Trifunović
1948Milan PoredskiJovan PavlikAleksandar Zorić
1949Anton StrainMilan PoredskiJosip Šolman
1950Emil OsrečkiZdravko BatMilan Poredski
1951Franja VargaVeselin PetrovićJurij Lulik
1952Milan PoredskiVeselin PetrovićMiro Grajzer
1953Veselin PetrovićBranko BatOreste Brajnik
1954Silverio DelasantoJosip BajloAleksandar Kulevski
1955Miroslav JešićJosip BajloDaniel Jugo
1956Veselin PetrovićNevio ValčićJanez Žirovnik
1957Nevio ValčićIvan LevačićVeselin Petrović
1958Nevio ValčićTomislav MilenkovićJanez Žirovnik
1959Nevio ValčićVeselin PetrovićIvan Levačić
1960Janez ŽirovnikIvan LevačićGavrilo Vukojević
1961Janez ŽirovnikJože ŠebenikNevio Valčić
1962Jože ŠebenikŠime BajloPavel Židan
1963Šime BajloAndrej BoltežarJože Roner
1964Rudi ValenčičLaslo PavlikAnton Španinger
1965Laslo PavlikRadoš ČubrićRudi Valenčič
1966Milivoj PocrnjaCvetko BilićLaslo Pavlik
1967Rudi ValenčičCvetko BilićToni Kunaver
1968Franc HvastiMilivoj PocrnjaFranc Škerlj
1969Tanasije KuvaljaŽika MilosavljevićFranc Hvasti
1970Toni KunaverCvetko BilićStane Božičnik
1971Antun RemerCvetko BilićJože Valenčič
1972Janez ZakotnikRudi ValenčičMilovan Gazdić
1973Pavel KeršićDrago FrelihToni Kunaver
1974Janez ZakotnikZdenko KahlinaJože Valenčič
1975Jože ValenčičBranko BedekovićTanasije Kuvalja
1976Mirko RakušJanez ZakotnikPavel Keršić
1977Mirko RakušBojan RopretFranjo Horvat
1978Bruno BulićVinko PolončičDrago Frelih
1979Ivan ČoligVlado PečnikVinko Polončič
1980Stane KurentIvan ČoligDragić Borovičanin
1981Primož ČerinBruno BulićMladen Lojen
1982Bojan RopretEduard KišerlovskiVlado Marn
1983Bojan UdovičVlado MarnAndrej Žavbi
1984Andrej ŽavbiPrimož ČerinJanez Lampič
1985Brane UgrenovičBogdan KraljRobert Šebenik
1986Sandi PapežMarko PolancSrečko Glivar
1987Jure PavličAleš PagonRobert Pintarič
1988Robert PintaričMićo BrkovićValter Bonča
1989Srečko GlivarSandi PapežJure Robič
1990Sandi PapežJure RobičRobert Pintarič
1991Sandi ŠmercAleš PagonMarko Polanc

See also

References

  1. ↑ "National Championship, Road, Elite, Yugoslavia". Cycling Archives. Retrieved 3 August 2021.
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