• WHO WON THE TRIUMPH TF250X GRAND PRIZE IN THE MXA FANTASY LEAGUE?

The MXA Fantasy League has come to a conclusion and those who have played through the entire season have become victorious. We’d like to thank everyone who played this year whether it was in Supercross, motocross, or just SMX it didn’t go unnoticed. We did have a few bumps in the road along the way, it was the first year MXA’s Justin Lee had ever built an app of that magnitude, and the users who joined exceeded expectations. We’ve taken into consideration all the comments and concerns from this year and will be using them to improve the app for next year. Congratulations to those who won weekly prizes all thanks to our great sponsors. We hope to see you all again next year! Now let’s get into the winners of the grand prizes.

THE GRAND PRIZE WINNER: CURTIS HARDEBACK

Congratulations to Curtis Hardeback for becoming the MXA Fantasy League champion. Curtis did not start the series in the top ten, but as time passed he stayed consistent  receiving close to 200 points at every round. It was late in the motocross season before he found himself battling for the lead. Heading into the final round Curtis sat in second and needed as many points as possible from Las Vegas Supermotocross finale. He was able to get that significant boost and was able to take the win by six points over second place finisher BillClaerhout. In the final round at Las Vegas Curtis scored 199 points which was enough to put him into the lead. He will now be able to enjoy his brand new Triumph TF 250X courtesy of our partners at Triumph, 

SECOND OVERALL: BILL CLAERHOUT

Congratulations to Bill Claerhout on winning $2500 worth of Maxxis tires. Bill will now be able to re-shoe his vehicle of choice with a new set of tires. With the price of tires these days, Maxxis really stepped up to help our second-place overall winner. Bill did have the lead for quite a few rounds but slipped back to second in the final race. In the final round at Las Vegas, Bill scored 169 points which put him just behind the leader. Nevertheless, he still gets to take home an awesome prize for his vehicle.

THIRD OVERALL: RON KNOTT

 In the third spot overall was Ron Knott. Ron moved into the top ten with just three weeks left of racing however he had been sitting just outside for a few of the rounds prior. As the series got closer to the end in Las Vegas, Ron started to climb the ranks with his great overall picks. In the final round, he had moved into the third position and now will be able to choose between a two-stroke pipe and silence, or a four-stroke muffler, courtesy of FMF Racing. At the final round in Las Vegas, Ron scored 209 points which was enough to give him that boost into third overall.

FOURTH OVERALL: WILLIAM SHAFFER

William Shaffer was the fourth-place overall finisher and will receive $500 towards Boyesen products of his liking. William also moved into the top ten as the final rounds approached. He was also one of the most consistent players through the second half of the season. He also scored 209 points in the final round at Las Vegas which was enough to grab fourth overall. Now he will have one of the best-looking bikes at the track with his new Boyesen products. 

THE WINNER OF THE LAS VEGAS ROUND: ISAAC FERLAND

Isaac Ferland won the awesome prizes from BOB The Cooler Co. Isaac was able to accumulate 258 points in the final round and picked every 450 riders in the correct position except Chase Sexton, who crashed out early in moto one. Lucky for Isaac, almost every player also had Sexton and would miss those points. He also chose Pierce Brown for sixth which turned out to be a great pick as many put Brown off their radar and Pierce would go on to win. BOB The Cooler Co. keeps us cool on the hot days at Glen Helen and we are sure they will do the same for Isaac.

• FINAL 2024 SUPERMOTOCROSS POINTS STANDINGS

In what was a less than stellar three-race series, the 2024 SuperMotocross Championship was marred by lots of injuries, questionable tracks, rider complaints, an undecipherable points system, kitty litter dirt, less than desirable drag strip layouts, dangerous concrete walls, sketchy split-gate starts and rider interviews that always ended with, “I’m only here for the money,”  The SuperMotocross promoters need to seek competant help going forward into the 2025 version of the SuperMotocross Championship. Below are the final series results and payouts.

Jett Lawrence: First 450: $1,000,000

Hunter Lawrence. Second 450: $500,000

Eli Tomac. Third 450: $250,000

FINAL 450 POINTS SUPERMOTOCROSS STANDINGS
(After 3 of 3 rounds)
1. Jett Lawrence (Hon)…156
2. Hunter Lawrence (Hon)…156
3. Eli Tomac (Yam)…129
4. Aaron Plessinger (KTM)…116
5. Cooper Webb (Yam)…109
6. Ken Roczen (Suz)…103
7. Chase Sexton (KTM)…89
8. Justin Cooper (Yam)…81
9. Justin Barcia (Gas)…75
10. Jason Anderson (Kaw)…75
11. Dylan Ferrandis (Hon)..75
12. Shane McElrath (Suz)…67
13. Harri Kullas (KTM)…57
14. Marshal Weltin (Yam)…52
15. Fredrik Noren (Kaw)…51
16. Malcolm Stewart (Hus)..48
17. Dean Wilson (Hon)…42
18. Colt Nichols (Suz)…40
19. Christian Craig (Hus)…40
20. Grant Harlan (Yam)…36
21. Phil Nicoletti (Yam)…28
22. Kyle Chisholm (Suz)…24

Haiden Deegan. First 250—$500,000

Tom Vialle. Second 250: $250,000

Pierce Brown. Third 250: $150,000

250 POINTS SUPERMOTOCROSS STANDINGS
(after 3 of three rounds)
1. Haiden Deegan (Yam)…166
2. Tom Vialle (KTM)..132
3. Pierce Brown (Gas)…131
4. Jo Shimoda (Hon)…130
5. Jordon Smith (Yam)…124
6. Levi Kitchen (Kaw)…120
7. Julien Beaumer (KTM)..108
8. Max Anstie (Yam)…97
9. Ty Masterpool (Kaw)…88
10. Cameron McAdoo (Kaw)…72
11. Ryder DiFrancesco (Gas)…72
12. Garrett Marchbanks (Kaw)…71
13. Nick Romano (Yam)…55
14. Jett Reynolds (Yam)…37
15. R.J. Hampshire (Hus)…36
16. Talon Hawkins (KTM)…36
17. Lux Turner (KTM)…36
18. Coty Schock (Yam)…30
19. Henry Miller (Hon)…26
20. Chance Hymas (Hon)…23
21. Jalek Swoll (Tri)…12
22. Matti Jorgensen (Hon)…12

• THE GREATEST DEAL IN MOTOCROSS: REAL WORDS, LARGER PHOTOS, MORE TECH DETAILS, STUFF NO ONE ELSE TELLS YOU & YOU GET A $25 ROCKY MOUNTAIN CREDIT CARD

This is the cover of the October 2024 issue of MXA. It features MXA’s detailed tests of the 2025 KTM 250SXF, 2025 Husqvarna FC450 and a complete look at the 2025 Yamaha motocross line-up. Additionally, there is a interview with Warren Reid and a  close-up look at Roger DeCoster’s last Honda RC500—not just the last time he raced a Honda, but the last time he won a Grand Prix.

Did you know that it couldn’t be easier or cheaper to subscribe to MXA than it is right now—because when you subscribe you receive a Rocky Mountain ATV/MC credit for $25 towards anything in their massive inventory, all at no cost to you. Plus, you will get all the content in the 12 monthly issues of Motocross Action magazine delivered to your home by a uniformed U.S. government employee. And that isn’t all that is in the October 2024 Issue of MXA, but we have to leave some surprises for when your new issue hits your mailbox. Don’t forget, the $25 credit from Rocky Mountain ATV/MC means that you get a subscription for MXA at a giant discount. Are you smart enough to recognize a great deal when you see it? To subscribe call (800) 767-0345 or Click Here

• WORKS CONNECTION 2025 CRF250/ CRF450 RADIATOR BRACES

Works’ Connection 2025 Honda CRF radiator braces are formed from aircraft grade 5052 aluminum and available in raw silver or factory  black powder coating. A CNC’ed billet bracket system features  rubber vibration isolators to reinforces radiators to help prevent costly damage.

As seen in this transparent photo, the  radiator braces bolt on with all the mounting hardware included. The retail price is $124.95 (silver) or $149.95 (black powder coating) at www.worksconnection.com. 

• MXA’S 2025 COLLECTION OF IN DEPTH 2025 VIDEO TESTS

• MXA VIDEO: MOTOCROSS ACTION’S 2025 450 SHOOTOUT

• MXA VIDEO: 2025 HONDA CR450 FIRST TEST

• MXA VIDEO: 2025 YAMAHA 450SXF FIRST TEST

• MXA VIDEO: 2025 KTM 150SX TWO-STROKE TEST

• MXA VIDEO: 2025 KAWASAKI KX450 FIRST TEST

• MXA VIDEO: 2025 KTM 450SXF FIRST TEST

• MXA VIDEO: 2025 HONDA CR250 FIRST TEST

• MXA VIDEO: 2025 KTM 250SXF FIRST TEST

•  MXA PRODUCT SPOTLIGHT: TM DESIGNWORKS 2025 SLIDE-N-GUIDE KIT

The TM Designworks Moto/SX Kit consists of Dirt Cross custom Slider with chain noise reducing Pat. Oil additive will reduce chain drag and wear. UV protected to prevent color fade and keep parts the chain guide flexible for long wear life. Choose from black or Honda OEM color. Available complete with new lightweight bolts and stock slider collars. You can purchase direct from www.tmdesignworks.com or at your friendly local dealer. The retail price is $154.95 at www.tmdesignworks.com

• MXA MOTO TRIVIA: DO YOU RECOGNIZE THIS BRAND OF BIKE?

The two-speed, backwards brake lever, stamped steel frame, reverse-cylinder and, most of all the two-stroke engine, are the only clues you need. Answer at the bottom of the this page.

• THOR 2025 MX GEAR COLLECTION

• THE 2024-2025 AMA ARENCROSS CHAMPIONSHIP STARTS ON NOV. 15-16 IN RENO

The OktoberFast Grand Prix coming up on Sunday, October 27th at Glen Helen. The promoters are also doing a “Celebration of Life” on Saturday, October 26th in the Glen Helen Museum for Elsinore Geand Prix and Catalina hero John Rice—starting at 4:00 pm in the Glen Helen Museum. The plan is to host a dinner starting at 5:00 p.m. Stay tuned for more info or visit www.ossrg.org

• GREAT PLAINS VINTAGE MX SERIES ENDS ON SEPT. 29 AT RAZOR’S EDGE

A class for everyone and every bike: vintage Post-Vintage, Evolution & Minis. For more information go to www.greatplainsvintagemx.org