Bob Doviak last competed in the USIC in the 1980s — the original Norm-Zadeh-era championship where Marty Schwartz won the 1984 futures division and David Ryan won three consecutive championships from 1985-87. Forty years later he came back, entered the 2025 $20K-$1M Enhanced Growth Division, and by the six-month mark he was leading at +1,110.1% — on track for what would have been the all-time EG record. The championship's official X account called it directly: "Bob Doviak is on his way to setting a new record."

The back-half retraced. Tito Adhikary's +2,115.1% close took the all-time record and the division crown. Doviak finished second at +857.3%, which is still the second-highest single-year run the $20K-$1M EG division has ever produced and would have been an outright record in any prior championship year. The +264.5% Q1 / +1,110.1% half / +857.3% final-year trajectory is the most volatile front-loaded shape on any 2025 USIC leaderboard — a top-tier run that gave back roughly a third of its peak audit number into the December close.

He runs no surfaced public X / LinkedIn / firm site under his name. The forty-year-old USIC heritage is genuinely unique on the modern leaderboard — Doviak is the only competitor with audit records bridging both the original Zadeh-era championship and the current Money Manager Verified Ratings era. Outreach is through USIC's organizer channel.