Eli Tomac Supercross rider Biography

 

Eli Tomac is an American professional motocross rider. He was born on 14 November 1992; he played every year in Motocross and AMA Supercross championships.

In 2010, Tomac started his professional career. He made his 450cc first appearance in the 2013 Supercross schedule and attended the class full-time the following year.

In 2014, he won his first outdoor 450cc event at Spring Creek National in Millville, Minnesota, USA. In 2015, he won his first 450cc Supercross at Chase Field in Phoenix, Arizona.

Since the 2016 season, Eli has been playing for the Kawasaki Factory Racing Team.

TEAM NAME: Monster Energy Kawasaki
Manufacturer: Kawasaki
Team Manager: Dan Fahie
Mechanic: Brian Kranz

 

250cc Career

 

In 2010, Eli Tomac made his professional debut as the first rider in the history of the sport, winning the 250cc AMA Hangtown Motocross Season Opener 2010 in Rancho Cordova, California. He was playing for the Geico Honda team at the time.

Eli Tomac completed the 250cc Supercross season with two victories and six podium finishes in 2011. In the 250SX West Championship, he won Brock Tickle second place with a 6-point advantage.

Eli won the 250cc Supercross Championship with seven podiums and won 5 1st place main events in 2012.

In 2013, Eli trailed Ken Roczen by 2 points in the 250cc Supercross Championship and won the main event five times. He won the AMA Motocross 250cc Championship seven times and 12 podiums.

Become a PRO: 2010
BEST RESULT OF THE RACE SEASON: 2020 SUPERCROSS 450SX CHAMPION & 2022 450SX
2020 SEASON RESULT: 1ST (450SX CLASS) 

2022 SEASON RESULT: 1st, 450SX

Accomplishments

    It ranks seventh on the Supercross all-time win list.
    Runner-up in the 2019 Monster Energy Cup.
    Runner-up in 2015, 2017, and 2019 450SX classes.
    $ 1 million winners of the 2018 Monster Energy Cup. 
    2016 Monster Energy Cup winner.
    2012 250SX Western Regional winner.
    Twelve races win in the 250SX class.
    2013 AMA Pro Motocross 250 Class winner.
    Three-Time AMA Pro Motocross 450 Class winner (2017-2019)
    Two-time member of Team USA at the Motocross of Nations.
    The only racer in the history of the sport to win his professional debut

Overview of the 2021 season

In a year of endless doubts and obstacles, Eli Tomac took the opportunity to win his first 450SX Supercross title. In a heated encounter with defending champion Cooper Webb, Tomac scored seven dramatic finishes in the Salt Lake City bubble, which resulted in a 25-point win over Web.

 

Overview of the 2022 Season

 

Before the 2022 season, Tomac joined the Monster Energy Yamaha Star Racing team. This was a good move for both the rider and the brand. So far, Tomac has won seven races in the 13-state 2022 series. This puts the Yamaha rider in a tie for fourth place on the list of all-time wins.

 

Overview of the 2023 Season

        
In 2023, initially, Eli's intention was solely to participate in the Supercross section of the championship. But later on, he joined Star Yamaha and decided to compete for the entire championship.

 

Overview of the 2024 season

Eli made a contract extension with Star Yamaha for the upcoming 2024 SuperMotocross Championship, committing himself to participate throughout the entire season.

 

 

Overall Season Results

Class	Year	Points	Overall
Supermotocross 450SMX	2023	13	23
Supercross 450SX	2023	339	2
WORLD SUPERCROSS	2022	76	6
SUPERCROSS 450SX	2022	359	1
MOTOCROSS 450	2022	546	1
MOTOCROSS 450	2021	458	2
SUPERCROSS 450SX	2021	326	3
MOTOCROSS 450	2020	321	3
SUPERCROSS 450SX	2020	384	1
MOTOCROSS 450	2019	521	1
SUPERCROSS 450SX	2019	361	2
MOTOCROSS 450	2018	318	3
SUPERCROSS 450SX	2018	527	1
MOTOCROSS 450	2017	470	1
MXGP	2017	45	25
SUPERCROSS 450SX	2017	354	2
MOTOCROSS 450	2016	498	2
SUPERCROSS 450SX	2016	290	4
MOTOCROSS 450	2015	125	14
SUPERCROSS 450SX	2015	305	2
MOTOCROSS 450	2014	319	5
SUPERCROSS 450SX	2014	115	13
SUPERCROSS 450SX	2013	52	18
SUPERCROSS 250SX West	2013	183	2
MOTOCROSS 250	2013	552	1
SUPERCROSS SX LITES W	2012	159	1
MOTOCROSS 250	2012	487	3
MOTOCROSS 250	2011	181	2
SUPERCROSS SX LITES W	2011	314	4
MOTOCROSS 250	2010	327	6