Eli Tomac

Cortez, Colorado

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Team: Monster Energy/Star Yamaha Racing

Current Residence: Cortez, Colorado

Birthdate: November 14, 1992

Manufacturer: Yamaha

Team Manager: Jeremy Coker

Mechanic: Josh Ellingson

Turned Pro: 2010

Best career season results: 2020 & 2022 450SX Champion

2022 season result: 1st, 450SX

Racing Accolades

2022 & 2022 Monster Energy AMA Supercross 450SX Class Champion
2019 Monster Energy Cup runner-up
2015, 2017, and 2019 450SX Class championship runner-up
2018 Monster Energy Cup $1 Million Winner
2016 Monster Energy Cup Champion
2012 250SX Western Regional Champion
12 career 250SX Class wins
2013 AMA Pro Motocross 250 Class Champion
3-Time AMA Pro Motocross 450 Class Champion (2017-2019)
2-time member of Team USA at the Motocross of Nations
Only rider in the history of the sport to win his professional debut

Lifestyle & General Interest

Son of mountain bike racing champion, pioneer, icon and Mountain Bike Hall of Fame inductee, John Tomac
Avid outdoor sportsman who spends his free time hunting
Enjoys spinning laps in exotic sports cars at the Las Vegas Speedway, mountain biking and standup jet skis
Sponsored by Oakley, which supports Bicycles Change Lives, a nonprofit focused on changing lives with bicycles in Africa.
Trains at Mountain Range Fitness, a “functional fitness” CrossFit gym in Cortez, Co.
Parents founded Flying T Ranch in 1993 in Southwest Colorado with a wine vineyard, grass and Alfalfa production.

2022 Season Recap: Eli Tomac was unstoppable in 2022 to say the least, Eli did what only very few have done before and won the Monster Energy Supercross season, Pro Motocross season, and Motocross Des Nations for Team USA, a truly remarkable feat. Eli’s Supercross season saw seven race wins and four additional podium finishes while battling with contender Jason Anderson. His Pro Motocross season victory came down to the final race with Chase Sexton, but Tomac prevailed and captured the title with five race wins and six podiums. Eli then went on to lead Team USA to a title in the Motocross Des Nations, some would call Eli’s 2022 a perfect season.

2023 Outlook: Sky is the limit for Eli in 2023, he only seems to get better with age being among a small group of riders in their 30s. Eli is currently on a Supercross only contract in 2023 with the Star Racing Yamaha Team, but many wonder if he will continue his career through the whole year to defend his Pro Motocross title and try to become the first SupeMotocross World Champion in the new SuperMotocross playoffs and final taking place in the fall.

Points Standings

Year	Class	Overall	Points
2023	450SX	2	339
2022	450SX	1	359
2012	450SX	3	9
2013	250SX West	2	183
2013	450SX	18	52
2014	450SX	13	115
2021	450SX	3	326
2015	450SX	2	305
2016	450SX	4	290
2017	450SX	2	354
2018	450SX	3	318
2019	450SX	2	361
2020	450SX	1	384

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INDIVIDUAL RACE RESULTS

Date	Race	Class	Make	Model	Position
2023-09-01	1 – Anaheim I	450SX	Yamaha	YZ450F	9
2023-01-07	1 – Anaheim I	450SX	Yamaha	YZ450F	1
2023-01-21	3 – San Diego	450SX	Yamaha	YZ450F	1
2023-01-28	4 – Anaheim II	450SX	Yamaha	YZ450F	6
2023-02-04	5 – Houston	450SX	Yamaha	YZ450F	1
2023-02-11	6 – Tampa	450SX	Yamaha	YZ450F	5
2023-02-18	2 – Oakland	450SX	Yamaha	YZ450F	1
2023-02-25	7 – Arlington	450SX	Yamaha	YZ450F	3
2023-03-04	8 – Daytona	450SX	Yamaha	YZ450F	1
2023-03-11	9 – Indy	450SX	Yamaha	YZ450F	8
2023-03-18	10 – Detroit	450SX	Yamaha	YZ450F	3
2023-03-25	11 – Seattle	450SX	Yamaha	YZ450F	1
2023-04-08	12 – Glendale	450SX	Yamaha	YZ450F	1
2023-04-15	13 – Atlanta	450SX	Yamaha	YZ450F	5
2023-04-22	14 – East Rutherford	450SX	Yamaha	YZ450F	2
2023-04-29	15 – Nashville	450SX	Yamaha	YZ450F	2
2023-05-06	16 – Denver	450SX	Yamaha	YZ450F	22