British National Individual Sprint Championships

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]

Men's Senior Race

Herne Hill Velodrome
Reg Harris, five time winner
Chris Hoy
Year Gold Silver Bronze Venue Ref
1930Sydney CozensAlbert TheakerJohn SibbitHerne Hill Velodrome[2][4]
1931John SibbitSydney CozensDennis HornFallowfield Stadium[5][6]
1932John SibbitDennis Horn (disq)Ernest ChambersHerne Hill Velodrome[7]
1933Franz DusikaCharles RampelbergDennis HornFallowfield Stadium[8]
1934Toni MerkensDennis HornFranz DusikaHerne Hill Velodrome[9]
1935Toni MerkensErnest HigginsDennis HornHerne Hill Velodrome
1936Charles HelpsDennis HornErnest HigginsHerne Hill Velodrome[10]
1937Cyril HornDennis HornEddie GortonHerne Hill Velodrome[11]
1938Dennis HornR W H ThompsonSF - Bill Maxfield
& Charles Helps		Herne Hill Velodrome[12]
1939Bill MaxfieldDavid RickettsFrederick W TicklerHerne Hill Velodrome[13]
1944Reg HarrisFallowfield Stadium[14]
1945Reg HarrisFallowfield Stadium[15]
1946Reg HarrisLew PondKen MarshallHerne Hill Velodrome[16]
1947Reg HarrisKen MarshallLew PondHerne Hill Velodrome[17]
1948Alan BannisterReg HarrisLew PondHerne Hill Velodrome[18]
1949Alan BannisterLew PondHerne Hill Velodrome[19]
1950Alan BannisterWilfred WatersLew PondHerne Hill Velodrome[20]
1951Cyril BardsleyAlan BannisterLloyd BinchHerne Hill Velodrome[21]
1952Cyril PeacockDonald McKellowPete BrothertonHerne Hill Velodrome[22]
1953Cyril PeacockLloyd BinchJackie TigheHerne Hill Velodrome[23]
1954Cyril PeacockLloyd BinchJackie TigheHerne Hill Velodrome[24]
1955Lloyd BinchKeith HarrisonDavid HandleyHerne Hill Velodrome[25]
1956Lloyd BinchDavid HandleyFallowfield Stadium[26]
1957Lloyd BinchDavid HandleySF- Keith Harrison
E Thompson		Fallowfield Stadium[27]
1958Lloyd BinchKeith HarrisonDavid HandleyHerne Hill Velodrome[28]
1959Lloyd BinchKen LoweHarvey Hadden Stadium[29]
1960Lloyd BinchDavid HandleyKarl BartonHerne Hill Velodrome[30]
1961Lloyd BinchDon SkeneKarl BartonWolverhampton[31]
1962Karl BartonDavid HandleyLloyd BinchHerne Hill Velodrome[32]
1963Karl BartonIan AlsopPeter RobinsonHerne Hill Velodrome[33]
1964Karl BartonChris ChurchSF- Fred Booker
Geoff Cooke		Gosling Stadium[34]
1965Roger WhitfieldIan AlsopBrendan McKeownSalford Park, Birmingham[35]
1966 PNorman Hill
1966 AFred BookerIan AlsopReg BarnettKirkby Stadium[36]
1967 PBill PainterKeith ButlerNorman HillLeicester Velodrome[37]
1967 AReg BarnettFred BookerRoger WhitfieldNottingham[38]
1968 PTrevor BullTony GowlandTony BirkettSalford Park, Birmingham[39][40]
1968 AReg BarnettRoger WhitfieldJohn RheadSalford Park, Birmingham[41][42]
1969 PReg BarnettLeicester Velodrome[43]
1969 ARoger WhitfieldBob BicknellLeicester Velodrome[44]
1970 PReg BarnettGraeme GilmoreGeoff WilesLeicester Velodrome[45]
1970 AErnie CrutchlowJim MiddlemoreBrian CoxLeicester Velodrome[46][47]
1971 PGordon JohnsonReg BarnettReg HarrisSalford Park, Birmingham[48][49]
1971 AErnie CrutchlowPete WrightSF- Geoff Cooke
& Tony Brockhurst		Leicester Velodrome[50]
1972 PReg BarnettTrevor BullTony GowlandWolverhampton[51]
1972 AErnie CrutchlowDave RoweLeicester Velodrome[52][53]
1973 PReg BarnettTrevor BullGeoff WilesLeicester Velodrome[54]
1973 AErnie CrutchlowGeoff CookeDave WatkinsLeicester Velodrome[55]
1974 PReg HarrisTrevor BullNigel DeanLeicester Velodrome[56]
1974 AMalcolm HillGeoff CookeDave Le GrysLeicester Velodrome[57]
1975 PTrevor BullReg HarrisAlan WilliamsLeicester Velodrome[58]
1975 APaul MedhurstDave RoweDave Le GrysLeicester Velodrome[58]
1976 PAlan WilliamsTrevor BullKeith HansonLeicester Velodrome[59]
1976 AJohn TudorDave Le GrysAndy CoadyLeicester Velodrome[60]
1977 PMick BennettTrevor BullSteve HeffernanLeicester Velodrome[61]
1977 ATrevor GaddJohn TudorDave Le GrysLeicester Velodrome[61]
1978 PIan HallamPaul MedhurstMick BennettLeicester Velodrome[62]
1978 ATrevor GaddDave Le GrysSteve CronshawLeicester Velodrome[63]
1979 PIan HallamDave RoweIan BanburyLeicester Velodrome[64]
1979 ASteve CronshawTerry TinsleyPaul SwinnertonLeicester Velodrome[65]
1980 PErnie CrutchlowIan HallamDave WatkinsLeicester Velodrome
1980 ATerry TinsleyGary SadlerDave Le GrysLeicester Velodrome[1]
1981 PIan HallamDave WatkinsTony JamesLeicester Velodrome[66]
1981 APaul SwinnertonTerry TinsleyPiers HewittLeicester Velodrome[67][68]
1982 PDave Le GrysAndy HayesJohn TudorLeicester Velodrome[69][70]
1982 AMark BarryPaul SwinnertonTerry TinsleyLeicester Velodrome[71]
1983 PTerry TinsleyDave Le GrysAndy HayesLeicester Velodrome[72]
1983 AMark BarryPaul SydenhamEddie Alexander
or Paul Swinnerton		Leicester Velodrome
1984 PTerry TinsleyPaul SwinnertonDave Le GrysLeicester Velodrome[73]
1984 APaul McHughMark BarryLeicester Velodrome[74]
1985 PTerry TinsleyDave Le GrysKevin LloydLeicester Velodrome[75]
1985 APaul McHughEddie AlexanderMark BarryLeicester Velodrome[76]
1986 PDave Le GrysDave MillerMark WalshamLeicester Velodrome[77]
1986 APaul McHughStewart BrydonDave MarshLeicester Velodrome[77]
1987 PDave Le GrysRussell WilliamsDave MillerLeicester Velodrome[78]
1987 AEddie AlexanderPaul McHughStewart BrydonLeicester Velodrome[79]
1988 PGary SadlerGary ColtmanRussell WilliamsLeicester Velodrome[80]
1988 AEddie AlexanderStewart BrydonPaul McHughLeicester Velodrome[81]
1989 AStewart BrydonEddie AlexanderSteve PauldingLeicester Velodrome[82]
1990 AStewart BrydonSteve PauldingAnthony StirratLeicester Velodrome[83]
1990 PPaul McHughGary ColtmanAlastair WoodLeicester Velodrome[84]
1991 AStewart BrydonEddie AlexanderSteve PauldingLeicester Velodrome[85]
1991 PPaul McHughGary ColtmanRussell WilliamsLeicester Velodrome[86]
1992 AStewart BrydonSteve PauldingGary HibbertLeicester Velodrome[87]
1992 PPaul McHughGary ColtmanRussell WilliamsLeicester Velodrome[88]
1993Stewart Brydon Gary HibbertPaul McHughLeicester Velodrome[89][90]
1994Stewart BrydonGary HibbertCraig PercivalLeicester Velodrome[91][92]
1995Steve PauldingNeil PotterAnthony StirratManchester Velodrome[93]
1996Craig PercivalCraig MacLeanPeter JacquesManchester Velodrome[94]
1997Craig MacLeanNeil CampbellPeter JacquesManchester Velodrome[93]
1998Craig MacLeanNeil CampbellChris HoyManchester Velodrome
1999Craig MacLeanCraig PercivalNeil CampbellManchester Velodrome
2000Craig MacLeanChris HoyAndy SlaterManchester Velodrome
2001Craig MacLeanAndy SlaterAlwyn McMathManchester Velodrome
2002Andy SlaterAnton QuistAdam WelchManchester Velodrome
2003Ross EdgarJamie StaffBarney StoreyManchester Velodrome
2004Ross EdgarMatthew HaynesMarco LibrizziManchester Velodrome
2005Craig MacLeanMatthew CramptonMarco LibrizziManchester Velodrome
2006Craig MacLeanRoss EdgarChris HoyManchester Velodrome
2007Ross EdgarChris HoyMatthew CramptonManchester Velodrome
2008David DaniellChristian LyteMatthew CramptonManchester Velodrome
2009Chris HoyMatthew CramptonJason KennyManchester Velodrome
2010Jason KennyMatthew CramptonChris HoyManchester Velodrome
2011Chris HoyDavid DaniellJason KennyManchester Velodrome
2012Callum SkinnerLewis OlivaMatthew CramptonManchester Velodrome
2013Jason KennyPeter MitchellMatthew CramptonManchester Velodrome
2014Callum SkinnerMatthew CramptonPhilip HindesManchester Velodrome
2015Lewis OlivaMatt RotherhamJonathan MitchellManchester Velodrome
2017Ryan OwensJoseph TrumanLewis OlivaManchester Velodrome
2018Jack CarlinLewis OlivaMatt RotherhamManchester Velodrome
2019Joseph TrumanJason KennyHamish TurnbullManchester Velodrome
2020Hamish TurnbullAli FieldingAlex SprattManchester Velodrome[95]
2021 not held due to Covid-19
2022Jack CarlinJoseph TrumanHamish TurnbullGeraint Thomas Velodrome[96]
2023Harry Ledingham-HornJack CarlinMatt RotherhamGeraint Thomas Velodrome
2024Peter MitchellMarcus HileyHarry Ledingham-Horn Manchester Velodrome[97]
2025Matt RichardsonPeter MitchellMarcus HileyManchester Velodrome[98]
2026 Matt Richardson Harry Ledingham-Horn Oliver Pettifer Manchester Velodrome [99]

A = Amateur event / P = Professional event

Women's Senior Race

Victoria Pendleton, nine time winner
Jess Varnish
Year Gold Silver Bronze Ref
1972Faith MurrayJayne WestburySF- Anne Bailey[100]
1973Faith MurrayJayne WestburyVal Rushworth[101]
1974Faith MurrayJayne WestburyGwynneth Barnes[102]
1975Faith MurrayGwynneth BarnesJayne Westbury[103]
1976Faith MurrayGwynneth BarnesBrenda Atkinson[104]
1977Faith MurrayCatherine SwinnertonBrenda Atkinson[105][106]
1978Brenda AtkinsonCatherine SwinnertonLynda Allen[107]
1979Brenda AtkinsonFaith MurrayCatherine Swinnerton
1980Brenda AtkinsonHilda BarrieCatherine Swinnerton[108]
1981Ann DaveyBrenda AtkinsonJackie Harris[109]
1982Brenda AtkinsonAnn DaveySusan Lee[110]
1983Sally HodgeJackie HarrisCatherine Swinnerton[111]
1984Alison PockettSally Hodge[112]
1985Sally HodgeAlison PockettJackie Harris[113]
1986Louise JonesSally HodgeNatalie Soens[114]
1987Louise JonesJackie HarrisAlison Pockett[115]
1988Louise JonesJackie Harris[116]
1989Louise JonesClaire Rushworth[117]
1990Louise JonesClaire Rushworth[118]
1991Louise JonesClaire RushworthWendy Everson[119]
1992Wendy EversonClaire RushworthSally Hodge[120]
1993Sally BoydenGill DansonIsla Rowntree[121]
1994Wendy EversonSally BoydenLynn Minchinton[122]
1995Wendy EversonSally BoydenEmma Davies[123]
1996Wendy EversonMegan Hughes[93]
1997Wendy EversonMichelle WardMegan Hughes[124]
1998Wendy EversonJulie ForresterMelanie Szubrycht[93]
1999Wendy EversonDenise HampsonVictoria Pendleton
2000Wendy EversonDenise HampsonVictoria Pendleton
2001Denise HampsonVictoria PendletonEmily Forde
2002Victoria PendletonDenise HampsonKate Cullen
2003Victoria PendletonDenise HampsonKate Cullen
2004Victoria PendletonKate CullenClaire Gross
2005Victoria PendletonLorna WebbJanet Birkmyre
2006Victoria PendletonAnna BlythLucy Ayres
2007Victoria PendletonAnna BlythJess Varnish
2008Victoria PendletonAnna BlythHelen Scott
2009Victoria PendletonJessica VarnishBecky James
2010Victoria PendletonBecky JamesJessica Varnish
2011Becky JamesJessica VarnishVictoria Williamson
2012Becky JamesVictoria WilliamsonDannielle Khan
2013Jessica VarnishVictoria WilliamsonKaty Marchant
2014Jessica VarnishKaty MarchantVictoria Williamson
2015Katy MarchantBecky JamesVictoria Williamson[125]
2017Jessica CramptonRachel JamesSophie Capewell
2018Katy MarchantSophie CapewellKatie Archibald
2019Sophie CapewellJessica CramptonKatie Archibald
2020Lauren BateMillicent TannerLauren Bell[95]
2021 not held due to Covid-19
2022Rhian EdmundsSophie CapewellEmma Finucane[96]
2023Emma FinucaneSophie CapewellLauren Bell
2024Lauren BellRhian EdmundsGeorgette Rand[126]
2025Lauren BellRhian EdmundsGeorgette Rand[127]
2026 Emma FinucaneIona MoirRhian Edmunds[128]

Junior

Youth

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