MXA FANTASY LEAGUE: THE WINNER OF THE SALT LAKE CITY SUPERCROSS SCORED 230 POINTS

The 2026 Supercross season concluded with the final round held in Salt Lake City, where the MXA Fantasy League crowned VicciL as the top scorer with an impressive 230 points. The night featured a dramatic finish in the 450 class championship, with Ken Roczen clinching the title after a close contest against Hunter Lawrence. Meanwhile, in the 250 class, Cole Davies secured a surprise victory in the East Coast championship showdown, while Haiden Deegan wrapped up his 250 West title-winning campaign. VicciL’s performance earned them a prize from L.A. Sleeve, offering a resleeve for any two-stroke or four-stroke engine. The 450 class predictions for the fantasy league saw mixed results. Although Ken Roczen was the top pick, it was Chase Sexton who claimed the main event win, scoring 26 fantasy points and outperforming expectations. Other notable riders like Justin Cooper and Cooper Webb also contributed points, but several picks, including Hunter Lawrence and Eli Tomac, failed to score as they finished outside the top six. None of the riders matched their exact predicted finishing positions, which meant no bonus points were awarded for exact picks in this category. In contrast, the 250 class predictions were more accurate and rewarding for fantasy players. Despite Haiden Deegan being the favourite, Cole Davies took the win, upsetting many expectations. All six selected riders finished within the top six, with Ryder DiFrancesco and Max Vohland both hitting their exact predicted positions and securing bonus points. This strong showing in the 250 class helped boost overall fantasy scores and highlighted the competitive depth of the field in the closing round. The final standings in the fantasy league were tightly contested, with the top ten players separated by just a few points. VicciL’s narrow victory over brandynm408 and jimmy6505 underscored the importance of strategic picks and accurate predictions throughout the season. As the 2026 Supercross campaign wraps up, attention will now turn to the upcoming motocross and electric motorsport events, where fantasy leagues and fan engagement continue to grow in popularity.