Etixx Quick Step's Tony Martin, has won the time trial at the German National Championships.
Martin burned the 45km course, made up of three laps of fifteen kilometres in a time of 52.11 and passed his two minute man Nikias Arndt of Giant-Alpecin, who finished second on the way to victory.
Martin has now won the time trial at the German championships for a fifth time.
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Nelson Oliveira (Lampre-Merida has won the time trial at the Portuguse National Championships.
On a 36km course in Braga, Katusha's Tiago Machado finished second four seconds behind Oliveria with José Mendes (Bora - Argon 18), forty seven down in third place.
Machado said: "I was really keen on winning the title but unfortunately I missed it by 4 seconds.
"It is like that. It was difficult during the race as we had no idea of intermediate times of competitors, but the result is ok. Thus, again the silver medal, just as in 2008.
"This is just my 3rd national TT championship. In 2009 I won, so every time on the podium in the pro category is not so bad. Now I will recover a bit for the road race. I have no teammates over here but also in the past years that was the case and I finished twice on the podium as well."
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Jonatan Castroviejo of Movistar has won the time trial in the Spanish National Champions.
Castroviejo completed the 49.115km course in Caceres with a time of 56.35. Second was his team mate Gorka izzagire and third was another team mate in Jesus Herada.
"An easy win? Well, you had better not say that," said Castroviejo.
"I completely lost all my pace halfway through the race and even thought of withdrawing after 15kms, I had no energy, probably because of the heat.
"Fortunately, my body more or less responded again, I got back to feeling better minute by minute and I also realised that my rivals weren't doing well either."
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Jurgen Van den Broeck (Lotto-Soudal) won the Belgian Elite Men time trial championships in Postel.
Van den Broeck finished the 49km race in a time of 58.32, some forty three seconds ahead of Yves Lampaert (Etixx-QuickStep) and 1.07 ahead of the defending champion Kristof Vandewalle (Trek)
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Jan Barta has been the Czech Republic Time Trial champion since 2012 and added the 2015 title to his list.
Georg Preidler won the Austrian Time Trial race.
Eugert Zhupa won the Albanian Time Trial
Daniel Teklehaimanot took victory in the time trial in Eritrea.
Team Sky's Vasil Kiryienka took victory in the Belarus Time Trial.
Yolanda Godoy is the Venezuelan Time Trial champion
Ramunas Navardauskas successfully defended his time trial title at Lithuanian National Road Championships.
Artem Ovechkin won the Russian Time Trial title
Gatis Smukulis won the Latvia Time Trial title
Chris Juul Jensen is the Danish Time Trial champion