Roost America: September 1994- Answer Racing: 1996 Factory: 1998 Career Bicycle Motocross titles Note: Listed are District, State/Provincial/Department, Regional, 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) 1978 10 Expert and 10 & Under Open Western States Champion (Doubled) 1978 11 Expert Grandnational Champion 1978 11 Expert National No.1 1979 12 Expert Grandnational Champion 1980 13 Expert Grandnational Champion National Bicycle League (NBL) 1980 13 Expert and 11–13 Open Grandnational Champion 1982 14 Expert Grandnational Champion* 1982 14 Expert National No.1* 1983 16 Expert and 16 & Over Open Grandnational Champion (Double) 1983 16 Expert National No.1 1984 17 Expert and 17 Cruiser Grandnational Champion 1984 17 Cruiser National No.1 United Bicycle Racers (UBR) 1981 14 Expert Grandnational Champion American Bicycle Association (ABA) 1978 11 Expert Grandnational Champion 1979 12 Expert and 11–12 Trophy Dash Grandnational Champion (Doubled) 1980 13 Expert and 13–14 Open Grandnational Champion (Doubled) 1979 & 1980 National No.1 1982 15 Expert Grandnational Champion 1982 Jag Overall World Champion (ABA sanctioned) 1983 16 Expert Canadian-American Champion (ABA and Canadian American Bicycle Association (CBA) sanctioned) 1983 16 Expert and 15–16 Cruiser Grandnational Champion (Doubled) 1984 17–21 Cruiser U.S. Gold Cup Champion International Bicycle Motocross Federation (IBMXF) 1982 14 Expert Murray World Cup I Champion* 1982 14 Expert World Champion* 1983 16 Expert Murray World Cup II Champion 1984 17 Cruiser Murray World Cup III Champion Other Titles 1982 Mongoose Grand National Champion 15 Expert (Non-sanctioned)** 1983 Jag Overall World Super Bowl Champion (Non-sanctioned) *Under both NBL and IBMXF rules at the time you stayed in the same age division as according to how old you were on January 1 even though you would have an intervening birthday. Therefore Richie Anderson was still a 14 Expert in July 1982 despite turning 15 the previous March. A racer could turn 13 on say January 1 and have to race 13-year-old classes. However a racer who turned 14 on January 2 will still under the rule race in the 13-year-old class, having a day less than a full year of extra physical development over his so-called peers. Due to this both the NBL and IBMXF changed this rule during the off season between 1982 and 1983 and on the day of