Achievements
- 1982
- Austrian National Championships – overall winner
- 1990
- World Aerobatics Championships – 2nd
- 1993
- Breitling Aerobatics World Cup - 3rd
- 1994
- World Champion of the Compulsory Program
- 1995
- European Champion Freestyle
- European Champion of the Compulsory Program
- 1998
- FAI World Grand Prix Series 1st
- 2000
- World Champion Freestyle
- 2001
- FAI World Grand Prix Series 1st
- 2003
- Tokyo, Japan - 1st
- 2005
- FAI World Series Grand Prix, Lausanne, Switzerland - 1st
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