British National Keirin Championships

The British National Keirin Championships are held annually as part of the British National Track Championships organised by British Cycling. The men's championship was inaugurated in 1983 [1] and a women's championship was held for the first time in 2003.[2]

Men's Senior Race

Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1983 [3]	Terry Tinsley
1984 [4]	Terry Tinsley	Paul Swinnerton	Dave Le Grys
1985 [5]	Terry Tinsley
1986 [6]	Dennis Lightfoot
1987 [7]	Dave Le Grys	Dave Miller	Russell Williams
1988 [8]	Gary Sadler	Russell Williams	Dave Miller
1989 [9]	Paul McHugh
1990 [10]	Russell Williams	Paul McHugh	Colin Sturgess
1991 [11]	Nick Barnes	Paul McHugh	Gary Coltman
1992 [12]	Paul McHugh	Gary Coltman	Russell Williams
1993	Stewart Brydon	Paul McHugh	Rob Jefferies
1994	Paul McHugh		Marco Librizzi
1995 [13]	Steve Paulding+
1996 [13]	Peter Jacques	Craig MacLean
1997 [13]	Peter Jacques	Rob Jefferies	Alwyn McMath
1998	Craig Percival	Robert Darley	Richard Kennedy
1999	Craig Percival	Neil Campbell	Mark Whittaker
2000	Craig MacLean	Barney Storey	Alwyn McMath
2001	Jon Norfolk	Barney Storey	Alwyn McMath
2002	Jon Norfolk	James Taylor	Ben Elliott
2003	Barney Storey	Matthew Haynes	Dave Heald
2004	Ben Elliott	Matthew Haynes	James Taylor
2005	Matthew Crampton	Dave Heald	Richard Kennedy
2006	Ross Edgar	Matthew Crampton	Chris Hoy
2007	Matthew Crampton	Ross Edgar	Chris Hoy
2008	Matthew Crampton	Craig MacLean	Christian Lyte
2009	Chris Hoy	Jason Kenny	Christian Lyte
2010	Ross Edgar	Jason Kenny	Chris Pritchard
2011	Chris Hoy	David Daniell	Philip Hindes
2012	Matthew Crampton	Matt Rotherham	Craig MacLean
2013	Jason Kenny	Matthew Crampton	Lewis Oliva
2014	Callum Skinner	Matthew Crampton	Lewis Oliva
2015	Matthew Crampton	Lewis Oliva	Thomas Rotherham
2017	Lewis Oliva	Matt Rotherham	Thomas Rotherham
2018	Lewis Oliva	Joseph Truman	Alex Jolliffe
2019	Jason Kenny	Jack Carlin	Joseph Truman
2020 [14]	Joseph Truman	Matthew Roper	Niall Monks

+ winner following disqualification of Shawn Lynch

Women's Senior Race

Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1992 [15]	Sally Dawes
1993 [15]	Sally Timmis
2003	Victoria Pendleton	Denise Hampson	Wendy Everson
2004	Joy Nixon	Jo Tindley	Rusine Airstone
2005	Victoria Pendleton	Lucy Richards	Katie Curtis
2006	Victoria Pendleton	Anna Blyth	Lucy Ayres
2007	Victoria Pendleton	Anna Blyth	Helen Scott
2008	Victoria Pendleton	Anna Blyth	Jess Varnish
2009	Victoria Pendleton	Becky James	Helen Scott
2010	Victoria Pendleton	Jessica Varnish	Helen Scott
2011	Becky James	Jessica Crampton	Victoria Williamson
2012	Becky James	Victoria Williamson	Charline Joiner
2013	Jessica Varnish	Katy Marchant	Rachel James
2014[16]	Jessica Varnish	Dannielle Khan	Katy Marchant
2015[17]	Katy Marchant	Becky James	Jessica Varnish
2017	Sophie Capewell	Katie Archibald	Neah Evans
2018	Jessica Crampton	Lauren Bate	Sophie Capewell
2019	Jessica Crampton	Ellie Coster	Joanna Smith
2020 [14]	Lauren Bell	Emma Finucane	Ellie Coster

Men's Junior Race

Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Keirin
2004	Jak Kenton-Sraggan	Tom Smith	Joe Liversidge
2005	Jason Kenny	Michael Partridge	Kyle Tilley
2006	Peter Kennaugh	David Daniell	Christian Lyte
2007	Christian Lyte	David Daniell	Steven Hill
2008	Steven Hill	Kevin Stewart	Peter Mitchell
2009	Lewis Oliva	Kian Emadi	Kevin Stewart
2010	Kian Emadi	Lewis Oliva	Thomas Gregory
2011	Matthew Rotherham	John Paul	Thomas Baker
2012	Matthew Rotherham	Jack Hoyle	Cameron Howard
2013	Thomas Scammell	Leon Gledhill	Ryan Owens
2014[18]	Joseph Truman	Max Nethell	Thomas Rotherham
2015[19]	Joseph Truman	Thomas Rotherham	Alex Jolliffe
2016[20]	Alex Jolliffe	Cameron Thomson	Hamish Turnbull
2017[21]	Lewis Stewart	Christopher Heaton	Hamish Turnbull

References

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