This is a list of victories by the cycling team HTC–Highroad, former known as Team Deutsche Telekom, T-Mobile Team, Team High Road, Team Columbia, Team Columbia-HTC, Team HTC-Columbia. The expression "Pro Tour level" is used to indicate the ranking of the race, and does not mean that the race was/is a part of the Pro Tour.
Grand Tours
Jerseys
- Tour de France
Bjarne Riis: 
General classification, (1996)
Jan Ullrich: General classification, (1997)- Erik Zabel:
Points classification (6), (1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001)
Mark Cavendish: Points classification, (2011)- Jan Ullrich:
Youth classification (3), (1996, 1997, 1998)
- Vuelta a España
Team Classification
- Tour de France
- 1997
- Bjarne Riis, Rolf Aldag, Udo Bölts, Christian Henn, Jens Heppner, Giovanni Lombardi, Georg Totschnig, Jan Ullrich, Erik Zabel.
- 2004 - Jan Ullrich, Rolf Aldag, Santiago Botero, Giuseppe Guerini, Sergei Ivanov, Matthias Kessler, Andreas Klöden, Daniele Nardello, Erik Zabel.
- 2005 - Jan Ullrich, Giuseppe Guerini, Matthias Kessler, Andreas Klöden, Daniele Nardello, Stephan Schreck, Óscar Sevilla, Tobias Steinhauser, Alexander Vinokourov.
- 2006 - Andreas Klöden, Giuseppe Guerini, Serhiy Honchar, Matthias Kessler, Eddy Mazzoleni, Michael Rogers, Patrik Sinkewitz[1]
Stage wins
- Tour de France
- 1993
- 1995
- 1996
- Stage 3 - Erik Zabel (3)
- Stage 9 - Bjarne Riis
- Stage 10 - Erik Zabel (4)
- Stage 16 - Bjarne Riis (2)
- Stage 20 - Jan Ullrich (ITT)
- 1997
- Stage 3 - Erik Zabel (5)
- Stage 7 - Erik Zabel (6)
- Stage 8 - Erik Zabel (7)
- Stage 10 - Jan Ullrich (2)
- Stage 12 - Jan Ullrich (3) (ITT)
- 1998
- Stage 3 - Jens Heppner
- Stage 7 - Jan Ullrich (4) (ITT)
- Stage 16 - Jan Ullrich (5)
- Stage 20 - Jan Ullrich (6) (ITT)
- 1999
- 2000
- Stage 20 - Erik Zabel (8)
- 2001
- Stage 1 - Erik Zabel (9)
- Stage 3 - Erik Zabel (10)
- Stage 19 - Erik Zabel (11)
- 2002
- Stage 6 - Erik Zabel (12)
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- 2003
- 2004
- Stage 11 -
 Alexander Vinokourov (3)
- Stage 19 -
 Giuseppe Guerini (2)
- Stage 21 - Alexander Vinokourov (4)
- 2006
- 2007
- 2008
- 2009
- Stage 2 - Mark Cavendish (5)
- Stage 3 - Mark Cavendish (6)
- Stage 10 - Mark Cavendish (7)
- Stage 11 - Mark Cavendish (8)
- Stage 19 - Mark Cavendish (9)
- Stage 21 - Mark Cavendish (10)
- 2010
- Stage 5 - Mark Cavendish (11)
- Stage 6 - Mark Cavendish (12)
- Stage 11 - Mark Cavendish (13)
- Stage 18 - Mark Cavendish (14)
- Stage 20 - Mark Cavendish (15)
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- 2011
- Stage 5 - Mark Cavendish (16)
- Stage 7 - Mark Cavendish (17)
- Stage 11 - Mark Cavendish (18)
- Stage 15 - Mark Cavendish (19)
- Stage 20 - Tony Martin (ITT)
- Stage 21 - Mark Cavendish (20)
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- Giro d'Italia
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- 2011
- Stage 1 - Team time trial[3]
- Stage 10 - Mark Cavendish (6)
- Stage 12 - Mark Cavendish (7)
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- Vuelta a España
Stage Races
General Classification victories
Winners of General classification in stage races (excluding Grand Tours) at UCI World Tour, victories in Deutschland Tour is included, even though it was not one of the highest ranked stage races back in 1999 and 2001.
Stage victories
Jerseys
Jerseys won apart from for the General Classification 2007 to present.
Classics victories
National Championships
- 1994
- 1995
- 1996
- Bjarne Riis -
 Danish Road Race Champion, Danish Time Trial Champion
- 1997
- Georg Totschnig -
 Austrian Road Race Champion, and Austrian Time Trial Champion
- Jan Ullrich -
 German Road Race Champion
- 1998
- 1999
- Jan Ullrich -
 UCI World Champion Time Trial
- Udo Bölts - German Road Race Champion
- 2000
- 2001
- Jan Ullrich - UCI World Champion Time Trial, and German Road Race Champion
- Andrey Mizurov -
 Kazkhstani Road Race Champion
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- 2002
- 2003
- Erik Zabel - German Road Race Champion
- 2004
- 2005
- 2006
- 2007
- 2008
- Bert Grabsch – UCI World Champion Time Trial, and German Time Trial Champion
- Edvald Boasson Hagen –
 Norwegian Time Trial Champion
- Adam Hansen –
 Australian Time Trial Champion
- Kim Kirchen –
 Luxembourg Time Trial Champion
- Marco Pinotti –
 Italian Time Trial Champion
- František Raboň –
 Czech Time Trial Champion
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- 2009
- Marco Pinotti – Italian Time Trial Champion
- Michael Rogers – Australian Time Trial Champion
- Edvald Boasson Hagen – Norwegian Time Trial Champion
- František Raboň – Czech Time Trial Champion
- Kim Kirchen – Luxembourg Time Trial Champion
- Bert Grabsch – German Time Trial Champion
- Maxime Monfort – 20px Belgian Time Trial Champion
- George Hincapie –
 US Road Race Champion
- 2010
- 2011
- Mark Cavendish - UCI World Road Race Champion
- Tony Martin - UCI World Champion Time Trial
- Kanstantin Siutsou –
 Belarusian Time Trial Champion
- Bert Grabsch – German Time Trial Champion
- Matthew Brammeier –
 Irish Road Race Champion, and Irish Time Trial Champion
- Gatis Smukulis –
 Latvian Time Trial Champion
- Hayden Roulston -
 New Zealand Road Race Champion
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See also
References
- ↑ Jan Ullrich and Oscar Sevilla were suspended due to the Operación Puerto doping case and the team were not allowed to replace them, so the 2006 team consisted therefore of only 7 riders.
- ↑ The riders on the squad were Michael Barry, Edvald Boasson Hagen, Mark Cavendish, Thomas Löfkvist, Marco Pinotti, Morris Possoni, Mark Renshaw, Michael Rogers, Kanstantsin Sivtsov.
- ↑ The riders on the squad were Mark Cavendish, Marco Pinotti, Patrick Gretsch, Craig Lewis, Lars Bak, František Raboň, Alex Rasmussen, Mark Renshaw, Kanstantsin Sivtsov.
- ↑ The riders on the squad were Lars Bak, Mark Cavendish, Bernhard Eisel, Matthew Goss, Hayden Roulston, Kanstantsin Sivtsov, Tejay van Garderen, Martin Velits, Peter Velits.
General classification, (1999)
Steffen Wesemann: 
Intermediate sprint classification, (1995)
Points classification (3), (2002, 2003, 2004)
