National Champion 1977, 1978 National No. 1 Pro 1978 Jag Pro World Champion (NBA/NBL sanctioned) National Bicycle League (NBL) 1981 "A" Pro Grandnational Champion 1981, 1982 National No. 1 Pro 1981 Knott's Berry Farm Pro Grand Champion (NBL, United Bicycle Racers (UBR) & World Wide Bicycle Motocross Association (WWBMXA) sanctioned.) United Bicycle Racers (UBR) 1980 Pro Grandnational Champion National Pedal Sport Association (NPSA) 1982 20" Pro Grandnational Champion 1986 Pro Cruiser National No. 3 American Bicycle Association (ABA) 1977 Open Pro* Gold Cup Champion. 1978 Pro Class Grandnational Champion 1979 Pro Money, Pro Trophy and 15 & Over Trophy Dash Grandnational Champion (triple) 1979 National No. 1 Pro. As a prize the ABA awarded him a white 1979 Chevrolet Van. 1980 National No. 3 Pro 1982 Pro Northwest Gold Cup Champion 1983 Pro Cruiser Grandnational Champion 1984 Pro Cruiser U.S. Gold Cup Champion *He also won the 16 Expert Gold Cup. At this time the professional and the older amateur classes were not separate classes earning separate points. Professionals could still win amateur titles. The 1979 season was the first in the ABA for the professionals to have a separate points classification (measured in purse winnings), making them a separate class from the amateurs. United States Bicycle Motocross Association (USBA) 1986 Pro Cruiser National No. 3 International Bicycle Motocross Federation (IBMXF) 1986 Pro Cruiser North American Continental Champion Other Titles 1981 Jag Pro World Champion (No official BMX sanction). Sanctioned by the United States Cycling Federation, now known as USA Cycling. Various ABA and NBL track officials and scores aided. 1983 Jag Pro Cruiser World Champion (Non-sanctioned) Pro Series Championships and Invitationals 1981 First Venezuelan National Championship Champion (American Class) This was an exhibition invitational that Stu Thomsen and several other American professionals including (but not only) Greg Esser, Eric Rupe and Tim Judge went to at the request of the Venezuela BMX officials to promote and celebrate the Venezuelan Bicicross Association's first national Championship. 1984 Bicross International de Paris Bercy Champion (King of Bercy 1)* *The International BMX Race of Bercy Paris was an invitational race sponsored by the Association Francaise de Bi-Crossing (AFB), the French BMX sanctioning body and was held in Bercy an eastern area in the city of Paris, France north of the river Seine. It was sponsored by the Yoplait Yogurt company and Bicross Magazine, a French BMX publication. As such it was also known