Career Honours
- 1986 Australian Under-16 Champion
- 1988 Australian Under-21 Champion
- 1989 Victorian State Champion
- 1990 Australian Under-21 Champion, Victorian State Champion
- 1991 Australian Under-21 Champion, Victorian State Champion
- 1992 World Under-21 Champion, Australian Champion, Australian Under-21 Champion & Australian Longtrack Champion
- 1993 Australian Champion
- 1994 Australian Champion
- 1995 GP Challenge
- 1998 Australian Champion & GP Challenge
- 1999 Speedway World Team Cup Champion & Czech Golden Helmet Champion. For this feat, he was award the Australian Sports Medal in 2000.
- 2000 Australian Longtrack Champion, Czech Golden Helmet Champion & Australian Champion
- 2001 Speedway World Cup Champion, British Elite League (Oxford), & Czech Golden Helmet Champion
- 2002 Scandinavian GP, Speedway World Cup & Australian Champion
- 2003 British Elite League, KO Cup, British League Cup (Poole), Slovenian GP & Australian Champion
- 2004 Czech Golden Helmet Champion, British Elite League Best Pairs, & Swedish GP
- 2005 Australian Champion, British Elite League Best Pairs
- 2006 Australian Champion
- 2009 Australian Champion
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