Road Race Victories
- 1960
- Narbonne
- Caen
- Nantua
- Issoire
- Gourin
- Plonéour-Lanvern
- Lodève
- 1961
- Round of Aix
- Trédion
- 1962
- Vuelta a España
- Winner overall classification
- Winner stages 2, 7 and 15
- G.P of Cannes
- Manx Trophy
- Lorient
- Chief-Buttons
- Montélimar
- Vayrac
- Trofeo Baracchi (with Jacques Anquetil)
- Critérium of the Aces
- Tour de France
- 31 place overall classification
- Winner stages 1, 3 and 17
- Winner green jersey
- Wearing yellow jersey during 5 days
- 1963
- Paris–Luxembourg
- Geneva-Nice
- La Bastide d'Armagnac
- 1964
- German road race Championship
- Ronde van Vlaanderen
- Tour of Dortmund
- G.P Parisian (chrono by teams)
- 8th stage (b) of Paris–Nice
- Colmar
- Vichy
- Tour de France
- 12th place overall classification
- Winner 4th stage
- Wearing yellow jersey during 4 days
- 1965
- Vuelta a España: 1st stage
- Bussières
- Cavaillon
- 1966
- World road race champion
- Tour of Piedmont
- Tour of Tuscany
- Critérium de Wengen
- Limoges
- Bain-de-Bretagne
- Montélimar
- Riom
- Bol d'Or des Monédières
- Tour de France
- 12th place overall classification
- Winner stages 1, 12 and 22B
- Wearing yellow jersey during 9 days
- Giro d'Italia
- 13 place overall classification
- Winner stages 7 and 11
- 1967
- Milan-Vignola
- Cronostaffetta (with Gianni Motta and Franco Balmamion)
- Baden-Baden
- 1968
- Milan – San Remo
- Vuelta a España
- 18th place overall classification
- Winner stages 3B and 5
- 1969
- G.P of Lugano
- Mende
- Felletin
- Seignelay
- Maël-Pestivien
- Sallanches
- Tour de France
- Winner prologue
- Wearing yellow jersey for 1 day
- 1970
- German road race Championship
- Rund um den Henninger Turm
- Sassari-Cagliari
- G.P of Diessenhofen
- Critérium de Grobbendonck
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