Eli Tomac probably won’t get to 72 main event wins and join Jeremy McGrath at the very top of the all-time list, but the fact he is now on 55 wins and could easily add another five or 10 in 2026, you have to respect where the veteran is now sitting in this legendary list.

If he keeps winning like he did in A1 and San Diego, then 65 wins is very possible, and if he does get to 65 wins, its hard to see him retire at the end of 2026, with the McGrath record just seven main events away.

Also impressive are the numbers set by other 2026 racers, Cooper Webb in 8th place with 30 wins, Ken Roczen in 11th place with 23 wins, Chase Sexton in 18th place with 16 main events wins, and Jason Anderson also in the top 20 with 14 main event wins.

Webb has every chance to pass both Ryan Villopoto and Ryan Dungey, but its hard to see Roczen get much higher than his current position. Of course the big mover will be Sexton, who can easily make it into the top 10 and maybe even the top five.

Jett Lawrence in 26th position with nine main event wins will eventually shine in the list, but injuries have really stuttered his chances of ever getting to 72 wins.

AMA Main Event Winners

1. Jeremy McGrath 72

2. Eli Tomac 55

3. James Stewart 50

4. Ricky Carmichael 48

5. Chad Reed 44

6. Ryan Villopoto 41

7. Ryan Dungey 34

8. Cooper Webb 30

9. Rick Johnson 28

10. Bob Hannah 27

11. Ken Roczen 23

12. Jeff Ward 20

13. Damon Bradshaw 19

14. Kevin Windham 18

15. Mark Barnett 17

16. Jeff Stanton 17

17. Jean Michel Bayle 16

18. Chase Sexton 16

19. Jason Anderson 14

20. David Bailey 12

21. Ezra Lusk 12

22. Mike Bell 11

23. Broc Glover 10

24. Marvin Musquin 10

25. Mike LaRocco 10

26. Jett Lawrence 9

27. Jimmy Ellis 8

28. Ron Lechien 8

29. Jeff Emig 7

30. Johnny O'Mara 7

31. David Vuillemin 7

32. Justin Barcia 6

33. Kent Howerton 5

34. Mike Kiedrowski 5

35. Davi Millsaps 5

36. Trey Canard 5

37. Doug Henry 4

38. Donnie Hansen 4

39. Darrell Shultz 4

40. Jim Weinert 4