MXA FANTASY LEAGUE: THE WINNER OF THUNDER VALLEY MOTOCROSS SCORED 309 POINTS

Another great weekend of racing from the Thunder Valley National which was the third race of the motocross series. Haiden Deegan was once again able to take the win and was the number one pick by users to do so. It did not come easy for him however as a mistake in Moto One took him down allowing Tom Vialle to make a move around him but in the closing laps, Deegan made an aggressive move to take the lead and win. In the 450 class, we saw Jett Lawrence back on top after crashing hard at Hangtown. After last weekend, most users predicted Chase Sexton to continue the momentum into Thunder Valley, but some mistakes kept him away from the win this past weekend.

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THE WINNER OF THE THUNDER VALLEY FANTASY LEAGUE  “LHOCH″

Username LHOCH broke the record for most points in the MXA Fantasy League so far this year and made a significant jump in overall positioning. 

250 CLASS PREDICTIONS

In the 250 class for the first time this year, we saw perfection with the picks. In first, they chose Haiden Deegan who did take the win and gave 36 fantasy points including the ten-point bonus. In second they chose Chance Hymas who did get second giving 33 fantasy points plus the ten-point bonus. In third, they chose Tom Vialle who did grab third and gave 31 fantasy points including the ten-point bonus. In fourth they chose Jo Shimoda who also grabbed fourth giving 29 fantasy points including the ten-point bonus. In fifth they selected Levi Kitchen who was another rider in the correct position giving 28 fantasy points including the ten-point bonus and in sixth, they chose Jalek Swoll who grabbed sixth overall giving 27 fantasy points including that ten-point bonus. Amazing selection for the 250 class.

450 CLASS PREDICTIONS

In the 450 class, the picks were pretty spot on as well with Jett Lawrence for first and Hunter Lawrence for second. Both riders would give 36 and 33 points for the prediction which includes the ten-point bonus. In third, they chose Chase Sexton who ended up finishing fifth on the afternoon and only gave 18 fantasy points. In fourth they chose Jason Anderson who was outside the top six, finishing in seventh giving no fantasy points. Fifth they chose Aaron Plessinger who finished sixth in the race giving 17 fantasy points. In sixth they chose Justin Cooper who finished third on the day and would give 21 fantasy points but no bonus.

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