Career MTB and Ultra-Endurance Cycling Achievements By Year
- 1989
- 1st – NORBA Iron Horse Classic
- 1993
- 1st UCI Grundig World Cup win at Mont St. Anne, Quebec Canada
- 1994
- NCS National Cross-Country Champion
- Silver Medal – Mountain Bike World Championships (Cross Country)
- 1995
- NCS National Cross-Country Champion
- Gold Medal – Pan American Games
- 1996
- United States Olympic Team Member
- 1998
- NCS National Cross-Country Champion
- 1st – NCA Cross-Country Finals
- 2nd – NCS Cross-Country; Red Wing
- 3rd overall – Tour of the Rockies
- 1999
- 5th overall – NORBA Short Track
- 9th overall – NORBA Cross-Country
- 2000
- United States Olympic Team Member
- 5th – NORBA Cross-Country, Mt. Snow
- 7th – NORBA Cross-Country, Mammoth and Crystal Mountain
- 10th – World Cup XC, Mazatlan
- 2001
- NORBA National Champion, 24-Hour Solo Category
- Inductee – Mountain Bike Hall of Fame
- 1st – Gorge Games - 24 Hour Solo Race
- 1st – 24 Hours of Adrenaline - Laguna Seca
- 1st – 24 Hour US National Championships
- 5th – Mount Snow NORBA Cross Country Finals
- 6th – Deer Valley NORBA Cross Country Finals
- 2002
- NORBA National Champion, 24-Hour Solo Category
- 24 Hour National Champion
- 1st – Gorge Games - 24 Hour Solo Race
- 1st – 24 Hours of Adrenaline - Winter Park
- 1st – 24 Hours of Adrenaline - Laguna Seca
- 1st – 24 Hours of 9 Mile
- 1st – 24 Hours in the Old Pueblo
- 2003
- NORBA National Champion, 24-Hour Solo Category
- 1st – Solo 24 hours of Laguna Seca (National Championship)
- 1st – Solo 24 Hours in the Old Pueblo
- 1st – Solo 24 hours of Temecula
- 1st – Solo 24 hours of Moab, Utah
- 1st – Epic 75 at Big Bear
- 1st – Solo 12 hours of Humboldt
- 1st – Solo 12 hours of Razorback
- 1st – Solo 12 horas MTB Sampa Bikers (Itupeva, São Paulo, Brazil)
- 2nd – Solo 24 hours of Mtn Whistle (World Championships)
- 2004
- NORBA National Champion, 24-Hour Solo Category
- 2nd – Solo 24 Hours in the Old Pueblo
- 3rd overall (1st, masters) – La Ruta de los Conquistadores (Costa Rica)
- 2005
- NORBA National Champion, 24-Hour Solo Category
- 1st – Heart of the South (500 mile road race)
- 2nd – Furnace Creak 508 (508 mile road race)
- 1st – Solo 24 Hours of Mountain Mayhem (Eastnor, England)
- 1st – Solo 24 hours of Temecula (Temecula, California)
- 1st – Solo 24 Hours of Mohican Wilderness (Glenmont, Ohio)
- 1st – Solo 12 hours of Razorback (Reddick, Florida)
- 3rd – Solo 12 hours of Humboldt
- 1st – Solo 12 Horas MTB Sampa Bikers (Itupeva, São Paulo, Brazil)
- 2006
- 3rd – Race Across America, Men's Solo - Enduro Category
- 1st – Solo 24 Hours in the Old Pueblo
- 2007
- 3rd – Wilderness 101 Endurance Mt. bike race
- 2009
- 1st – Tahoe Sierra 100 (Soda Springs, California)
- 2010
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