National Cyclo-cross Championships

National governing bodies hold National Cyclo-cross Championships on an annual basis. The winner is crowned national cyclo-cross champion and wears the national cycling jersey for his/her nation. Most countries' national championships are held on the second weekend in January, a fortnight before the UCI Cyclo-cross World Championships.

This is a list of countries where national cyclo-cross championships are annually held, with their current national champion added:

• Austria, Peter Presslauer (2008)
• Austria, Peter Presslauer (2010)
• Belgium, Sven Nys (2009)
• Belgium, Sven Nys (2010)
• Belgium, Niels Albert (2011)
• Canada, Greg Reain (2007)
• Canada, Geoff Kabush (2009)
• Canada, Geoff Kabush (2010)
• Croatia, Pavao Roset (2010)
• Czech Republic, Zdenek Stybar (2010)
• France, Francis Mourey (2010)
• Germany, Malte Urban (2008)
• Germany, Philipp Walsleben (2010)
• Great Britain, Roger Hammond (2008)
• Denmark, Christian Poulsen (2008)
• Denmark, Joachim Parbo (2010)
• Great Britain, Ian Bibby (2010)
• Hungary, Zsolt Vinczeffy (2008)
• Ireland, Roger Aiken (2008)
• Ireland, Joe McCall (2010)
• Ireland, Robin Seymour (2011) (his 17th title)
• Italy, Marco Aurelio Fontana (2008)
• Italy, Marco Aurelio Fontana (2010)
• Japan, Keiichi Tsujiura (2007)
• Japan, Keiichi Tsujiura (2008)
• Japan, Keiichi Tsujiura (2009)
• Japan, Keiichi Tsujiura (2010)
• Luxembourg, Jempy Drucker (2008)
• Luxembourg, Jempy Drucker (2010)
• Netherlands, Lars Boom (2008)
• Netherlands, Lars Boom (2009)
• Netherlands, Lars Boom (2010)
• Poland, Mariusz Gil (2008)
• Poland, Mariusz Gil (2010)
• Serbia, Ivan Jovanovic (2010)
• Slovakia, Milan Barényi (2008)
• Slovakia, Robert Gavenda (2010)
• Spain, José Antonio Hermida (2008)
• Spain, Javier Ruiz De Lar (2010)
• Sweden, Jens Westergren (2010)
• Switzerland, Christian Heule (2008)
• Switzerland, Lukas Flückiger (2010)
• USA, Tim Johnson, (2007)
• USA, Ryan Trebon, (2007)
• USA, Tim Johnson, (2010)