List of the first place on the Tour of Austria

The first official tour of Austria was held in 1949. Tours were held as early as 1947 and 1948, but they had no official status. Accordingly, the 71st Austria Tour was held in 2019. In 34 cases there were winners from Austria. Most of the victories went to the Austrian Wolfgang Steinmayr , who was successful four times. The Austrian Rudolf Mitteregger follows with three wins . The most successful foreigners with two wins each were Valter Bonča (Slovenia), Cadel Evans (Australia) and the winner of the last tour 2019 Ben Hermans (Belgium).

In the following, the respective top three as well as the winners of the mountain classification and the points classification of the Tour of Austria are listed.

Results

No.	year		Overall winner	Runner-up	Third place	Mountain scoring	Scoring
71.	2019		1. Ben HermansBelgium	2. Eduardo SepúlvedaArgentina	3. Stefan de BodSouth Africa	Germany Georg Zimmermann	Germany Jonas Koch
70.	2018		1. Ben HermansBelgium	2. Hermann PernsteinerAustria	3. Dario CataldoItaly	New Zealand Aaron Gate	Italy Giovanni Visconti
69.	2017		1. ~~Stefan Denifl~~ ^(A1)~~Austria~~	2. Delio FernándezSpain	3. Miguel Ángel LópezColombia	Netherlands Pieter Weening	Belgium Sep Vanmarcke
68.	2016		1st Jan ShepherdCzech Republic	2. Guillaume MartinFrance	3. Patrick SchellingSwitzerland	Italy Alessandro Vanotti	Belgium Frederik Backaert
67.	2015		1. Víctor de la ParteSpain	2. Ben HermansBelgium	3rd Jan ShepherdCzech Republic	Austria Felix Großschartner	Slovenia Jan Tratnik
66.	2014		1. Peter KennaughUnited Kingdom	2. Javier MorenoSpain	3. Damiano CarusoItaly	Russia Maxim Belkov	United Kingdom Peter Kennaugh
65.	2013		1. Riccardo ZoidlAustria	2. Alexander DyachenkoKazakhstan	3. Kevin SeeldraeyersBelgium	Belgium Kevin Seeldraeyers	Belgium Kevin Seeldraeyers
64.	2012		1. Jakob FuglsangDenmark	2. Steve MorabitoSwitzerland	3. Robert VrečerSlovenia	Austria Georg Preidler	Italy Alessandro Bazzana
63.	2011		1. Fredrik KessiakoffSweden	2. Leopold KönigCzech Republic	3. Carlos SastreSpain	France Nicolas Edet	Belgium Greg Van Avermaet
62.	2010		1. Riccardo RiccòItaly	2. Sergio PardillaSpain	3. Emanuele SellaItaly	Austria Josef Benetseder	Germany André Greipel
61.	2009		1. Michael AlbasiniSwitzerland	2. Ruslan PidhornyjUkraine	3. Branislau SamojlauBelarus	Italy Leonardo Bertagnolli	Germany André Greipel
60.	2008		1. Thomas RohrggerAustria	2. Vladimir GusevRussia	3. Ruslan PidhornyjUkraine	Italy Giampaolo Caruso	Germany André Greipel
59.	2007		1. Stijn DevolderBelgium	2. Thomas RohrggerAustria	3. Jure GolčerSlovenia	Austria Christian Pfannberger	Germany Gerald Ciolek
58.	2006		~~1. Tom Danielson United States~~ ^(A1)	2. Ruslan PidhornyjUkraine	3. Christian PfannbergerAustria	Austria Thomas Rohrgger	Switzerland Florian Stalder
57.	2005		1. Juan Miguel MercadoSpain	2. Johann TschoppSwitzerland	3. Gerhard TrampuschAustria	Austria Gerhard Trampusch	Italy Giuseppe Palumbo
56.	2004		1. Cadel EvansAustralia	2. Michele ScarponiItaly	3. Maurizio VandelliItaly	Czech Republic Tomáš Konečný	Germany David Kopp
55.	2003		1. Gerrit GlomserAustria	2. Jure GolčerSlovenia	3. Hans-Peter ObwallerAustria	Italy Rinaldo Nocentini	Austria Martin Fischerlehner
54.	2002		1. Gerrit GlomserAustria	2. Hans-Peter ObwallerAustria	3. Peter LuttenbergerAustria	Austria Martin Fischerlehner	Austria Jochen Summer
53.	2001		1. Cadel EvansAustralia	2. Hans-Peter ObwallerAustria	3. Paolo TiralongoItaly	Italy Maurizio Vandelli	Austria Werner Riebenbauer
52.	2000		1. Georg TotschnigAustria	2. Hannes HempelAustria	3. Maurizio VandelliItaly	Italy Maurizio Vandelli	Austria Josef Lontscharitsch
51.	1999		1. Maurizio VandelliItaly	2. Georg TotschnigAustria	3. Branko FilipSlovenia	Austria Hannes Hempel	Austria Josef Lontscharitsch
50.	1998		1. Beat ZbergSwitzerland	2. Philipp BuschorSwitzerland	3. Matteo TosattoItaly	Slovenia Igor Kranjec	Slovenia Igor Kranjec
49.	1997		1. Daniele NardelloItaly	2. Frank VandenbrouckeBelgium	3. Oscar CamenzindSwitzerland	Switzerland Oscar Camenzind	Czech Republic Petr Herman
48.	1996		1. Frank VandenbrouckeBelgium	2. Luc RoosenBelgium	3. Franco BalleriniItaly	Belgium Frank Vandenbroucke	Netherlands John Talen
47.	1995		1. Steffen KjærgaardNorway	2. Frantisek TrkalCzech Republic	3. Glenn D'HollanderBelgium	Slovenia Srecko Glivar	Netherlands Steven de Jongh
46.	1994		1. Harald MorscherAustria	2. Koos MoerenhoutNetherlands	3. Lars Kristian JohnsenNorway	Colombia Jose Luis Venegas	Netherlands Max van Heeswyk
45.	1993		1. Georg TotschnigAustria	2. Roland MeierSwitzerland	3. Roman Kreuziger sen. ^(A2)Czechoslovakia	Austria Dietmar Hauer	Germany Rolf Schmidt
44.	1992		1. Valter BončaYugoslavia Socialist Federal Republic	2. Peter LuttenbergerAustria	3. Dietmar HauerAustria	France Pascal Herve	Austria Roland Königshofer
43.	1991		1. Roman Kreuziger Sr. ^(A2)Czechoslovakia	2. Luis EspinosaColombia	3. Lars Kristian JohnsenNorway	Czechoslovakia Lubor Tesař	Austria Andreas Blümel
42.	1990		1. Dietmar HauerAustria	2. Roman Kreuziger sen. ^(A2)Czechoslovakia	3. Stephan GottschlingGermany	Austria Harald Maier	Soviet Union Sergei Zmivskoi
41.	1989		1. Valter BončaYugoslavia Socialist Federal Republic	2. Peter LammerAustria	3. Arne AadnoyNorway	Bulgaria Stantcho Stantchev	Bulgaria Stantcho Stantchev
40.	1988		1. Dietmar HauerAustria	2. Gerd AudehmGermany Federal Republic	3. Stephan GottschlingGermany Federal Republic	Germany Federal Republic Stephan Gottschling	Austria Mario Draxler
39.	1987		1. Dimitri KonyshevSoviet Union	2. Helmut WechselbergerAustria	3. Sergeiy UslamineSoviet Union	Soviet Union Dimitri Konyshev	Soviet Union Dimitri Konyshev
38.	1986		1. Helmut WechselbergerAustria	2. Richard TrinklerSwitzerland	3. Libor MatejkaCzechoslovakia	Yugoslavia Socialist Federal Republic Libor Matejka	Austria Paul Popp
37.	1985		1. Olaf JentzschGermany Federal Republic	2. Libor MatejkaCzechoslovakia	3. Primoz CerinYugoslavia Socialist Federal Republic	Yugoslavia Socialist Federal Republic Jure Pavlič	Poland Lech Piasecki
36.	1984		1. Stefan MaurerSwitzerland	2. Aleksandr KrasnovSoviet Union	3. Lubomir BurdaCzechoslovakia	Poland Mieczyslaw Korycki	Austria Roland Königshofer
35.	1983		1. Kurt ZellhoferAustria	2. Helmut WechselbergerAustria	3. Lubomir BurdaCzechoslovakia	Yugoslavia Socialist Federal Republic Dragic Borovicanin	Austria Reinhard Popp
34.	1982		1. Helmut WechselbergerAustria	2. Andrzej MierzejewskiPoland	3. Libor MatejkaCzechoslovakia	Austria Helmut Wechselberger	Soviet Union Leon Deshits
33.	1981		1. Gerhard ZadrobilekAustria	2. Mieczyslaw KoryckiPoland	3. Harald MaierAustria	Austria Harald Maier	Soviet Union Leon Deshits
32.	1980		1. Geir DigerudNorway	2. Morten SætherNorway	3. Johann TraxlerAustria	Norway Morten Sæther	Poland Janusz Pozak
31.	1979		1. Herbert SpindlerAustria	2. Rudolf MittereggerAustria	3. Tadeusz WojtasPoland	Austria Walter Eibegger	Austria Herbert Seidl
30th	1978		1. Jostein WilmannNorway	2. Stefan's motherSwitzerland	3. Erich JagschAustria	Austria Erich Jagsch	Germany Federal Republic Dieter Flögel
29	1977		1. Rudolf MittereggerAustria	2. Jirí KonecnýCzechoslovakia	3. Svatopluk HenkeCzechoslovakia	Austria Walter Eibegger	Poland Ireneuz Walczak
28.	1976		1. Wolfgang SteinmayrAustria	2. Luca OlivettoItaly	3. Roman HummenbergerAustria	Italy Silvano Debiasi	France G. Duclos-Lasalle
27.	1975		1. Wolfgang SteinmayrAustria	2. Rudolf MittereggerAustria	3. Roman HummenbergerAustria	Austria Wolfgang Steinmayr	Austria Roman Hummenberger
26th	1974		1. Rudolf MittereggerAustria	2. Yuri LavrushkinSoviet Union 1955	3. Siegfried DenkAustria	Austria Rudolf Mitteregger	No value
25th	1973		1. Wolfgang SteinmayrAustria	2. Viktor NeljubinSoviet Union 1955	3. Rudolf MittereggerAustria	Austria Wolfgang Steinmayr
24.	1972		1. Wolfgang SteinmayrAustria	2. Rudolf MittereggerAustria	3. Claudio MorelliItaly	Austria Wolfgang Steinmayr
23.	1971		1. Roman HummenbergerAustria	2. Rudolf MittereggerAustria	3. Wolfgang SteinmayrAustria	Austria Rudolf Mitteregger
22nd	1970		1. Rudolf MittereggerAustria	2. Hans OberndorferAustria	3. Hans KönigshoferAustria	Austria Rudolf Kretz
21st	1969		1. Matthijs de KoningNetherlands	2. Wolfgang SteinmayrAustria	3. Joop ZoetemelkNetherlands	Netherlands Joop Zoetemelk
20th	1968		1. Jan KrekelsNetherlands	2. Georg PostlAustria	3. Czeslaw PolewiakPoland	Belgium Eduard Janssens
19th	1967		1. Rinus WagtmansNetherlands	2. Rudi ValencicYugoslavia Socialist Federal Republic	3. Fedor den HertogNetherlands	Germany Federal Republic Siegfried Huster
18th	1966		1. Hans FurianAustria	2. Rolf EberlAustria	3. Hans KönigshoferAustria	Italy Giuseppe Tosello
17th	1965		1. Hans FurianAustria	2. Josef BekerPoland	3. Ryszard ZapalaPoland	Poland Ryszard Zapala
16.	1964		1. Edy SchützLuxembourg	2. Johny SchleckLuxembourg	3. Christian FrischAustria	Belgium Romain Robben
15th	1963		1st Jan PieterseNetherlands	2. Felix damAustria	3. Aria den HartogNetherlands	Austria Felix dam
14th	1962		1. Walter MuellerAustria	2. Adolf ChristianAustria	3. Gustav-Adolf SchurGermany Democratic Republic 1949	Luxembourg Edy Schütz
13.	1961		1. Stefan MaschaAustria	2. Martin Van Den BosscheBelgium	3. Walter MuellerAustria	Belgium Martin Van Den Bossche
12.	1960		1. René LotzNetherlands	2. Félix damAustria	3. Fritz InthalerAustria	Austria Felix dam
11.	1959		1. Stefan MaschaAustria	2. Constant GoossensBelgium	3. Herbert KaupeAustria	Austria Felix dam
10.	1958		1. Richard DurlacherAustria	2. Kurt SchweigerAustria	3. Stefan MaschaAustria	Belgium René Van der Veken
09.	1957		1. Gunnar GöranssonSweden	2. Richard DurlacherAustria	> 3. Stefan MaschaAustria	Austria Richard Durlacher
08th.	1956	1. Roland StrömSweden	2. Eduard IgnatowiczAustria	3. Gunnar GöranssonSweden	Sweden Roland Ström
07th	1955	1. Leave NordvallSweden	2. Adolf ChristianAustria	3. Franz DeutschAustria	Austria Stefan Mascha
06th	1954	1. Adolf ChristianAustria	2. Walter MüllerAustria	3. André MesselisBelgium	Liechtenstein Alois Lampert
05.	1953	1. Francis GelhausenLuxembourg	2. Jempy SchmitzLuxembourg	3. Adolf ChristianAustria	Luxembourg Jempy Schmitz
04th	1952	1. Franz DeutschAustria	2. Charly GaulLuxembourg	3. Franz ReitzGermany Federal Republic	Luxembourg Charly Gaul
03.	1951	1. Franz DeutschAustria	2. Josef HammerlAustria	3. Charly GaulLuxembourg	Austria Karl Cerkovnik
02.	1950	1. Richard MenapaceAustria	2. André HoffmannLuxembourg	3. Kurt SchneiderAustria	Austria Richard Menapace
01.	1949	1. Richard MenapaceAustria	2. Franz DeutschAustria	3. Lucien FixotFrance	Austria Richard Menapace

Summary

Wins per cyclist
driver	country	Number of victories
Wolfgang Steinmayr	Austria Austria	4th
Rudolf Mitteregger	Austria Austria	3
Valter Bonča	Slovenia Slovenia	2
Franz German	Austria Austria	2
Cadel Evans	Australia Australia	2
Hans Furian	Austria Austria	2
Gerrit Glomser	Austria Austria	2
David Hauer	Austria Austria	2
Ben Hermans	Belgium Belgium	2
Stefan Mascha	Austria Austria	2
Richard Menapace	Austria Austria	2
Georg Totschnig	Austria Austria	2
Helmut Wechselberger	Austria Austria	2
Status: 2019

Wins by country
country	flag	Number of victories
Austria	Austria	340
Netherlands	Netherlands	5
Sweden	Sweden	4th
Belgium	Belgium	4th
Norway	Norway	3
Italy	Italy
Switzerland	Switzerland
Slovenia	Slovenia	2
Australia	Australia
Luxembourg	Luxembourg
Czech Republic	Czech Republic
Spain	Spain
United States	United States	1
Denmark	Denmark
Germany	Germany
Great Britain	United Kingdom
Russia	Russia
Status: 2019

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Tour of Austria in the database of Radsportseiten.net
Laola1: Statistics Austria cycling tour

Remarks

^(A1) revoked because of doping

^(A2)Roman Kreuziger Sr. (senior) is the father of Roman Kreuziger

Individual evidence

↑ The cycling pages: Tour of Austria (accessed on July 14, 2019)
↑ Laola1.at: All winners of the Austria Cycling Tour (accessed on July 14, 2019)
↑ cycling sites

[1] The cycling pages: Tour of Austria (accessed on July 14, 2019)

[2] Laola1.at: All winners of the Austria Cycling Tour (accessed on July 14, 2019)

[3] ycling sites