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The British National Individual Sprint Championships are held annually as part of the British National Track Championships organised by British Cycling.[1] The men's championship was inaugurated in 1930 and won by Sydney Cozens.[2][3]

British National Track Champions
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Men's Senior Race

Year Venue Gold Silver Bronze
1930 Herne Hill Velodrome[2][4] Sydney Cozens Albert Theaker John Sibbit
1931 Fallowfield Stadium[5][6] John Sibbit Sydney Cozens Dennis Horn
1932 Herne Hill Velodrome[7] John Sibbit Dennis Horn (disqualified) Ernest Chambers
1933 Fallowfield Stadium[8] Franz Dusika Charles Rampelberg Dennis Horn
1934 Herne Hill Velodrome[9] Toni Merkens Dennis Horn Franz Dusika
1935 Herne Hill Velodrome Toni Merkens Ernest Higgins Dennis Horn
1936 Herne Hill Velodrome[10] Charles Helps Dennis Horn Ernest Higgins
1937 Herne Hill Velodrome[11] Cyril Horn Dennis Horn Eddie Gorton
1938 Herne Hill Velodrome[12] Dennis Horn R W H Thompson SF - Bill Maxfield & Charles Helps
1939 Herne Hill Velodrome[13] Bill Maxfield David Ricketts Frederick W Tickler
1944 Fallowfield Stadium[14] Reg Harris
1945 Fallowfield Stadium[15] Reg Harris
1946 Herne Hill Velodrome[16] Reg Harris Lew Pond Ken Marshall
1947 Herne Hill Velodrome[17] Reg Harris Ken Marshall Lew Pond
1948 Herne Hill Velodrome[18] Alan Bannister Reg Harris Lew Pond
1949 Herne Hill Velodrome[19] Alan Bannister Lew Pond
1950 Herne Hill Velodrome[20] Alan Bannister Wilfred Waters Lew Pond
1951 Herne Hill Velodrome[21] Cyril Bardsley Alan Bannister Lloyd Binch
1952 Herne Hill Velodrome[22] Cyril Peacock Donald McKellow Pete Brotherton
1953 Herne Hill Velodrome[23] Cyril Peacock Lloyd Binch Jackie Tighe
1954 Herne Hill Velodrome[24] Cyril Peacock Lloyd Binch Jackie Tighe
1955 Herne Hill Velodrome[25] Lloyd Binch Keith Harrison David Handley
1956 Fallowfield Stadium[26] Lloyd Binch David Handley
1957 Fallowfield Stadium[27] Lloyd Binch David Handley SF- Keith Harrison & E Thompson
1958 Herne Hill Velodrome[28] Lloyd Binch Keith Harrison David Handley
1959 Harvey Hadden Stadium[29] Lloyd Binch Ken Lowe
1960 Herne Hill Velodrome[30] Lloyd Binch David Handley Karl Barton
1961 Wolverhampton[31] Lloyd Binch Don Skene Karl Barton
1962 Herne Hill Velodrome[32] Karl Barton David Handley Lloyd Binch
1963 Herne Hill Velodrome[33] Karl Barton Ian Alsop Peter Robinson
1964 Gosling Stadium[34] Karl Barton Chris Church SF- Fred Booker & Geoff Cooke
1965 Salford Park, Birmingham[35] Roger Whitfield Ian Alsop Brendan McKeown
1966 Pro Norman Hill
1966 Am Kirkby Stadium[36] Fred Booker Ian Alsop Reg Barnett
1967 Pro Leicester Velodrome[37] Bill Painter Keith Butler Norman Hill
1967 Am Nottingham[38] Reg Barnett Fred Booker Roger Whitfield
1968 Pro Salford Park, Birmingham[39][40] Trevor Bull Tony Gowland Tony Birkett
1968 Am Salford Park, Birmingham[41][42] Reg Barnett Roger Whitfield John Rhead
1969 Pro Leicester Velodrome[43] Reg Barnett
1969 Am Leicester Velodrome[44] Roger Whitfield Bob Bicknell
1970 Pro Leicester Velodrome[45] Reg Barnett Graeme Gilmore Geoff Wiles
1970 Am Leicester Velodrome[46][47] Ernie Crutchlow Jim Middlemore Brian Cox
1971 Pro Salford Park, Birmingham[48][49] Gordon Johnson Reg Barnett Reg Harris
1971 Am Leicester Velodrome[50] Ernie Crutchlow Pete Wright SF- Geoff Cooke & Tony Brockhurst
1972 Pro Wolverhampton[51] Reg Barnett Trevor Bull Tony Gowland
1972 Am Leicester Velodrome[52][53] Ernie Crutchlow Dave Rowe
1973 Pro Leicester Velodrome[54] Reg Barnett Trevor Bull Geoff Wiles
1973 Am Leicester Velodrome[55] Ernie Crutchlow Geoff Cooke Dave Watkins
1974 Pro Leicester Velodrome[56] Reg Harris Trevor Bull Nigel Dean
1974 Am Leicester Velodrome[57] Malcolm Hill Geoff Cooke Dave Le Grys
1975 Pro Leicester Velodrome[58] Trevor Bull Reg Harris Alan Williams
1975 Am Leicester Velodrome[58] Paul Medhurst Dave Rowe Dave Le Grys
1976 Pro Leicester Velodrome[59] Alan Williams Trevor Bull Keith Hanson
1976 Am Leicester Velodrome[60] John Tudor Dave Le Grys Andy Coady
1977 Pro Leicester Velodrome[61] Mick Bennett Trevor Bull Steve Heffernan
1977 Am Leicester Velodrome[61] Trevor Gadd John Tudor Dave Le Grys
1978 Pro Leicester Velodrome[62] Ian Hallam Paul Medhurst Mick Bennett
1978 Am Leicester Velodrome[63] Trevor Gadd Dave Le Grys Steve Cronshaw
1979 Pro Leicester Velodrome[64] Ian Hallam Dave Rowe Ian Banbury
1979 Am Leicester Velodrome[65] Steve Cronshaw Terry Tinsley Paul Swinnerton
1980 Pro Leicester Velodrome Ernie Crutchlow Ian Hallam Dave Watkins
1980 Am Leicester Velodrome[1] Terry Tinsley Gary Sadler Dave Le Grys
1981 Pro Leicester Velodrome[66] Ian Hallam Dave Watkins Tony James
1981 Am Leicester Velodrome[67][68] Paul Swinnerton Terry Tinsley Piers Hewitt
1982 Pro Leicester Velodrome[69][70] Dave Le Grys Andy Hayes John Tudor
1982 Am Leicester Velodrome[71] Mark Barry Paul Swinnerton Terry Tinsley
1983 Pro Leicester Velodrome[72] Terry Tinsley Dave Le Grys Andy Hayes
1983 Am Leicester Velodrome Mark Barry Paul Sydenham Eddie Alexander or Paul Swinnerton
1984 Pro Leicester Velodrome[73] Terry Tinsley Paul Swinnerton Dave Le Grys
1984 Am Leicester Velodrome[74] Paul McHugh Mark Barry
1985 Pro Leicester Velodrome[75] Terry Tinsley Dave Le Grys Kevin Lloyd
1985 Am Leicester Velodrome[76] Paul McHugh Eddie Alexander Mark Barry
1986 Pro Leicester Velodrome[77] Dave Le Grys Dave Miller Mark Walsham
1986 Am Leicester Velodrome[77] Paul McHugh Stewart Brydon Dave Marsh
1987 Pro Leicester Velodrome[78] Dave Le Grys Russell Williams Dave Miller
1987 Am Leicester Velodrome[79] Eddie Alexander Paul McHugh Stewart Brydon
1988 Pro Leicester Velodrome[80] Gary Sadler Gary Coltman Russell Williams
1988 Am Leicester Velodrome[81] Eddie Alexander Stewart Brydon Paul McHugh
1989 Am Leicester Velodrome[82] Stewart Brydon Eddie Alexander Steve Paulding
1990 Am Leicester Velodrome[83] Stewart Brydon Steve Paulding Anthony Stirrat
1990 Pro Leicester Velodrome[84] Paul McHugh Gary Coltman Alastair Wood
1991 Am Leicester Velodrome[85] Stewart Brydon Eddie Alexander Steve Paulding
1991 Pro Leicester Velodrome[86] Paul McHugh Gary Coltman Russell Williams
1992 Am Leicester Velodrome[87] Stewart Brydon Steve Paulding Gary Hibbert
1992 Pro Leicester Velodrome[88] Paul McHugh Gary Coltman Russell Williams
1993 Leicester Velodrome[89][90] Stewart Brydon Gary Hibbert Paul McHugh
1994 Leicester Velodrome[91][92] Stewart Brydon Gary Hibbert Craig Percival
1995 Manchester Velodrome[93] Steve Paulding Neil Potter Anthony Stirrat
1996 Manchester Velodrome[94] Craig Percival Craig MacLean Peter Jacques
1997 Manchester Velodrome[93] Craig MacLean Neil Campbell Peter Jacques
1998 Manchester Velodrome Craig MacLean Neil Campbell Chris Hoy
1999 Manchester Velodrome Craig MacLean Craig Percival Neil Campbell
2000 Manchester Velodrome Craig MacLean Chris Hoy Andy Slater
2001 Manchester Velodrome Craig MacLean Andy Slater Alwyn McMath
2002 Manchester Velodrome Andy Slater Anton Quist Adam Welch
2003 Manchester Velodrome Ross Edgar Jamie Staff Barney Storey
2004 Manchester Velodrome Ross Edgar Matthew Haynes Marco Librizzi
2005 Manchester Velodrome Craig MacLean Matthew Crampton Marco Librizzi
2006 Manchester Velodrome Craig MacLean Ross Edgar Chris Hoy
2007 Manchester Velodrome Ross Edgar Chris Hoy Matthew Crampton
2008 Manchester Velodrome David Daniell Christian Lyte Matthew Crampton
2009 Manchester Velodrome Chris Hoy Matthew Crampton Jason Kenny
2010 Manchester Velodrome Jason Kenny Matthew Crampton Chris Hoy
2011 Manchester Velodrome Chris Hoy David Daniell Jason Kenny
2012 Manchester Velodrome Callum Skinner Lewis Oliva Matthew Crampton
2013 Manchester Velodrome Jason Kenny Peter Mitchell Matthew Crampton
2014 Manchester Velodrome Callum Skinner Matthew Crampton Philip Hindes
2015 Manchester Velodrome Lewis Oliva Matt Rotherham Jonathan Mitchell
2017 Manchester Velodrome Ryan Owens Joseph Truman Lewis Oliva
2018 Manchester Velodrome Jack Carlin Lewis Oliva Matt Rotherham
2019 Manchester Velodrome Joseph Truman Jason Kenny Hamish Turnbull
2020 Manchester Velodrome[95] Hamish Turnbull Ali Fielding Alex Spratt
2021 not held due to Covid-19
2022[96] Geraint Thomas Velodrome Jack Carlin Joseph Truman Hamish Turnbull
2023 Geraint Thomas Velodrome Harry Ledingham-Horn Jack Carlin Matt Rotherham

Am = Amateur event / Pro = Professional event

Women's Senior Race

Year Gold Silver Bronze
1972[97] Faith Murray Jayne Westbury SF- Anne Bailey
1973[98] Faith Murray Jayne Westbury Val Rushworth
1974[99] Faith Murray Jayne Westbury Gwynneth Barnes
1975[100] Faith Murray Gwynneth Barnes Jayne Westbury
1976[101] Faith Murray Gwynneth Barnes Brenda Atkinson
1977[102][103] Faith Murray Catherine Swinnerton Brenda Atkinson
1978[104] Brenda Atkinson Catherine Swinnerton Lynda Allen
1979 Brenda Atkinson Faith Murray Catherine Swinnerton
1980[105] Brenda Atkinson Hilda Barrie Catherine Swinnerton
1981[106] Ann Davey Brenda Atkinson Jackie Harris
1982[107] Brenda Atkinson Ann Davey Susan Lee
1983[108] Sally Hodge Jackie Harris Catherine Swinnerton
1984[109] Alison Pockett Sally Hodge
1985[110] Sally Hodge Alison Pockett Jackie Harris
1986[111] Louise Jones Sally Hodge Natalie Soens
1987[112] Louise Jones Jackie Harris Alison Pockett
1988[113] Louise Jones Jackie Harris
1989[114] Louise Jones Claire Rushworth
1990[115] Louise Jones Claire Rushworth
1991[116] Louise Jones Claire Rushworth Wendy Everson
1992[117] Wendy Everson Claire Rushworth Sally Hodge
1993[118] Sally Boyden Gill Danson Isla Rowntree
1994[119] Wendy Everson Sally Boyden Lynn Minchinton
1995[120] Wendy Everson Sally Boyden Emma Davies
1996[93] Wendy Everson Megan Hughes
1997[121] Wendy Everson Michelle Ward Megan Hughes
1998[93] Wendy Everson Julie Forrester Melanie Szubrycht
1999 Wendy Everson Denise Hampson Victoria Pendleton
2000 Wendy Everson Denise Hampson Victoria Pendleton
2001 Denise Hampson Victoria Pendleton Emily Forde
2002 Victoria Pendleton Denise Hampson Kate Cullen
2003 Victoria Pendleton Denise Hampson Kate Cullen
2004 Victoria Pendleton Kate Cullen Claire Gross
2005 Victoria Pendleton Lorna Webb Janet Birkmyre
2006 Victoria Pendleton Anna Blyth Lucy Ayres
2007 Victoria Pendleton Anna Blyth Jess Varnish
2008 Victoria Pendleton Anna Blyth Helen Scott
2009 Victoria Pendleton Jessica Varnish Becky James
2010 Victoria Pendleton Becky James Jessica Varnish
2011 Becky James Jessica Varnish Victoria Williamson
2012 Becky James Victoria Williamson Dannielle Khan
2013 Jessica Varnish Victoria Williamson Katy Marchant
2014 Jessica Varnish Katy Marchant Victoria Williamson
2015[122] Katy Marchant Becky James Victoria Williamson
2017 Jessica Crampton Rachel James Sophie Capewell
2018 Katy Marchant Sophie Capewell Katie Archibald
2019 Sophie Capewell Jessica Crampton Katie Archibald
2020[95] Lauren Bate Millicent Tanner Lauren Bell
2021 not held due to Covid-19
2022[96] Rhian Edmunds Sophie Capewell Emma Finucane
2023 Emma Finucane Sophie Capewell Lauren Bell

Men's Junior Race

Year Gold Silver Bronze
1963 Dave Burwood Geoff Smith Dave Watkins
1966 Andy King Graham Rees
1967 Ian Roberts Graham Rees
1977 Jim Langmead Ian Donohue Gareth Morgan
1978 Alex Robertson Peter McGowan Russell Williams
1999 James Taylor David Heald P Chilton
2000 Jon Pettit Nathan Harman Ross Edgar
2001 Ross Edgar Matthew Haynes Tom White
2003 Matthew Crampton Mark Cavendish Jak Kenton-Spraggen
2004 Matthew Crampton Jak Kenton-Spraggen Jason Kenny
2005 Jason Kenny Steve Harrison James Griffin
2006 Jason Kenny David Daniell Christian Lyte
2007 David Daniell Peter Mitchell Christian Lyte
2008 Steven Hill Luc Jones Peter Mitchell
2009 Kian Emadi John Paul Kevin Stewart
2010 John Paul Kian Emadi Lewis Oliva
2011 John Paul Matthew Rotherham Thomas Baker
2012 Sean Mayer Andrew Leveton Sassan Emadi
2013 Thomas Scammell Max Nethell Leon Gledhill
2014[123] Joseph Truman Jack Carlin Jack Payne
2015[124] Joseph Truman Jack Carlin Alex Jolliffe
2016[125] Alex Jolliffe Hamish Turnbull Lewis Stewart
2017[126] Hamish Turnbull Lewis Stewart Caleb Hill

Women's Junior Race

Year Gold Silver Bronze
2002 Katherine Hill Samantha Colley Jacqui Marshall
2003 Susan Massey Samantha Colley Jo Tindley
2004 Susan Massey Bridie Hindle Rachel Ball
2005 Anna Blyth Lucy Ayres Katie Curtis
2006 Anna Blyth Lucy Ayres Joanne Wilman
2007 Jess Varnish Becky James Helen Scott
2008 Jess Varnish Helen Scott Laura Trott
2009 Results missing, not known if event was held.
2010 Victoria Williamson Jessica Crampton Hannah Barnes
2011 Victoria Williamson Jessica Crampton Imogen Farlie
2012 Dannielle Khan Jessica Crampton Rosie Blount
2013 Dannielle Khan Sophie Capewell Ellie Coster
2014[127] Sophie Capewell Ellie Coster Lauren Bate
2015[128] Sophie Capewell Lauren Bate Rebecca Doman
2016[129] Sophie Capewell Lauren Bate Amber King
2017[126] Lauren Bate Georgia Hilleard Aleshia Mellor

Male Youth Race

Year Gold Silver Bronze
1977 Alex Robertson
1991 Geraint Day Andrew Mummery
1995 Stephen MacMillan
1998 Rhys Gruffydd Daniel Sims George Holland
1999 Ross Edgar Richard Sutcliffe Steve Harrison
2000 Matthew Haynes Paul Riley Russell Holland
2001 Neil Cooper Geraint Thomas Jason Cattermole
2003 Tom Smith James Griffin Ed Parker
2004 Jason Kenny Shane Charlton Andrew Fenn
2005 Christian Lyte David Daniell Joshua Hargreaves
2006 Peter Mitchell Steven Hill Tom Buck
2007 Luc Jones Kevin Stewart Kian Emadi
2008 Callum Skinner Kian Emadi Lewis Oliva
2009 John Paul Matthew Rotherham Robert Lambton
2010 James Berryman Matthew Rotherham Alex Minting
2011 Christopher Lawless Oliver Wood Ryan Whatmough
2012 Jack Hoyle Thomas Rotherham Thomas Scammell
2013 Joseph Truman Thomas Rotherham Jack Payne
2014[130] Hamish Turnbull Frank Longstaff Alex Joliffe
2015[131] Hamish Turnbull Alistair Fielding Lewis Stewart
2016[132] Caleb Hill Alistair Fielding Ethan Vernon
2017[126] James Bunting Daniel Cooper Jacob Dixon

Female Youth Race

Year Gold Silver Bronze
1998 Nicole Cooke Laura Hewitt Femke van Schelven
1999 Nicole Cooke Gina Chapman Laura Bissell
2000 Kimberley Walsh Kirsteen Lawrie Nicki Lloyd
2001 Katherine Hill Rachel Ball Nicki Lloyd
2003 Kimberley Blythe Becky Figgitt Anna Blyth
2004 Anna Blyth Katie Curtis Bridie Hindle
2005 Jess Varnish Lara Wann Joanne Wilman
2006 Jess Varnish Becky James Helen Scott
2007 Becky James Joanne Wilman Laura Trott
2008 Hannah Barnes Laura Trott Emily Kay
2009 Hannah Barnes Victoria Williamson Emily Kay
2010 Jessica Crampton Sarah Crowley Megan Boyd
2011 Dannielle Khan Ellie Coster Emily Kay
2012 Sophie Capewell Ellie Coster Hannah Blount
2013 Sophie Capewell Grace Garner Emily Capewell
2014 Sophie Capewell Lauren Bate-Lowe Rebecca Raybould
2015[133] Lauren Bate-Lowe Amber King Georgia Hilleard
2016[134] Ella Barnwell Ellie Russell Esme Niblett
2017[126] Aleshia Mellor Zoë Bäckstedt Ella Barnwell

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