National, and International titles in italics. Depending on point totals of individual racers, winners of Grand Nationals do not necessarily win National titles. Only sanctioning bodies active during the racer's career are listed. Amateur National Bicycle Association (NBA) 1980 winner of the amateur Race of Champions (ROC) at the 1980 Grand Nationals winning a $3,000 Fisher stereo system Amateurs can win expensive prizes without jeopardizing their amateur status as they would be if they won the cash equivalent. National Bicycle League (NBL) 1980 16 Expert Grandnational Champion American Bicycle Association (ABA) None Professional National Bicycle Association (NBA) None National Bicycle League (NBL) 1984 National No.3 Pro 1986 National No.2 Pro American Bicycle Association (ABA) None United States Bicycle Motocross Association (USBA) 1986 "A" Pro and Pro Open Race of Champions Champion (Double) International Bicycle Motocross Federation (IBMXF) 1986 Pro European Champion 1986 Pro World Champion Pro Series Championships and Invitationals 1984 European Challenge Cup Champion The 1984 European Challenge Cup was a comparatively small race (130 motos) that drew a select portion of racers, professionals and amateurs, Europeans and Americans held on June 10, 1984, in Slagharen, the Netherlands. Though small, it was well received. 1985 Kellog's Frosties BMX Champion. The Kellogg's Frosties BMX Championship held in Birmingham, England was a series of six races held on three days total (but stretched out over a week including off days) that was centered on the invited 12 top pros of the United States and 12 British pros and tailored for British television broadcast. There were also eight amateurs class races held but the race focus was meant for the pros. Bicross de Paris 1985 Challenge Yoplait Champion (King of Bercy 2) The 1985 Paris Yoplait BMX Challenge was an invitational race sponsored and promoted by the Yoplait Yogurt company in which American and English pros as well as French pros were brought together to compete in a single race. As is typical in Europe, the public had greater enthusiasm for BMX than the American public, in part because bicycle racing of any type was and is much more popular in Europe (and in Asia and South America as well) than in the United States. A staggering (by American standards) 18,000 spectators attended the sell out event and it was covered live on French television. 1986 Scorpion International Spring Classic Champion. The Scorpion International Spring Classic was an invitational race held at