Thailand • One-day Classic
The National Road Championships of Thailand are where national pride fuels a fierce battle against both the challenging terrain and the relentless tropical climate. Riders push their limits through varied landscapes, from undulating hills to potentially scorching flatlands, all vying for the coveted tricolor jersey that signifies supremacy within the Kingdom's cycling ranks.
Total Editions
1
Latest Winner
TBD
First Edition
2026
Race Type
One-day
The National Road Championships - Thailand typically feature varied terrain, from challenging mountainous landscapes with steep ascents and descents often found in the north, to flatter or rolling routes in other regions. Key challenges include intense heat and high humidity, which can severely test rider endurance and make hydration critical. Road conditions can vary, encompassing wide paved highways, smoothly paved backroads, and sometimes gravel sections. Tactical racing is often a signature feature as riders battle for the prestigious national title.
Sarawut Sirironnachai won the Men Elite Road Race.
Phetdarin Somrat won the Women Elite Road Race.
Peerapol Chawchiangkwang won the Men Elite Time Trial. The event is registered with the UCI as a national championship level (CN) event. These championships are held annually to determine Thailand's best road cyclists in various categories.