Results
- 1989
Austrian National Time Trial Champion - Junior
- 1993
First year as a professional.
- 1994
- -
- 1995
- 9th overall – Giro d'Italia
- 1996
- Austrian National Time Trial Champion
- 6th overall – Vuelta a España
- 1997
- Austrian National Road Race Champion
- Austrian National Time Trial Champion
- 1998
- 2nd overall – Volta a Catalunya
- 1999
- 2nd overall – Tour of Austria (Österreich Rundfahrt)
- 2000
- Overall and stage win – Tour of Austria (Österreich Rundfahrt)
- 2001
- Austrian National Time Trial Champion
- 6th overall – Tour de Suisse
- 2002
- Austrian National Time Trial Champion
- 5th overall – Tour de Suisse
- 7th overall – Giro d'Italia
- 2003
- Austrian National Road Race Champion
- 5th overall – Giro d'Italia
- 12th overall – Tour de France
- 2004
- Austrian National Time Trial Champion
- Stage win – Tour de Suisse
- 7th overall – Tour de France
- Member, Austrian National Team, Athens Summer Olympics
- 2005
- Stage 14 win – Tour de France
- 3rd overall – Deutschland Tour
- 2006
Retired at end of the 2006 UCI ProTour season.
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