Eli Tomac Confirms Return to Riding, Accepts Historic $750 Million Bid
In a groundbreaking development for the world of motocross, Eli Tomac has confirmed he is officially back on the bike and ready to compete again—just as news broke that he has accepted a staggering $750 million bid in what is being hailed as the most lucrative deal in the sport’s history.
The 31-year-old multi-time AMA Supercross and Motocross champion made the announcement via a brief social media post earlier today, writing, “Back on the bike. Feeling good. Let’s go.” While the message was short, the implications are massive. Just months ago, many fans and analysts speculated that Tomac’s career might be winding down after a season of injury setbacks. Today’s confirmation puts those rumors to rest—and in dramatic fashion.
The reported $750 million deal, while yet to be officially confirmed by sponsors or teams, is believed to span multiple years and includes racing contracts, promotional appearances, brand partnerships, and media rights. If accurate, this would eclipse any previous earnings in motocross history by a wide margin.
Tomac’s return couldn’t come at a better time for the sport. With the rise of new talent and increased global interest in motocross, his presence adds both star power and competitive fire to the upcoming season. Fans are already buzzing with excitement as anticipation builds for his return to the gate.
Industry experts believe this moment marks a turning point for motocross, potentially pushing it into a new era of commercial growth and mainstream visibility. With Tomac leading the charge, all eyes will be on the 2025 season to see if the legend can once again dominate the dirt.
Motocross history has been made—and Eli Tomac is at the center of it.
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