Tallon711 Crowned 2026 FastMoto Supercross Fantasy Champion

What. A. Season.

The 2026 Supercross Championship delivered everything we love about this sport — tight title fights, chaos, comeback rides, breakout performances, and a finale that came right down to the wire.

And on FastMoto, the fantasy championship was just as intense.

After a huge final-round charge at Salt Lake City, Tallon711 has been crowned the 2026 FastMoto Supercross Fantasy Champion, finishing the season on 4,623 SX points.

It was not a runaway. It was not locked up early. It came down to the final round. (Just like Ken Roczen vs Hunter Lawrence)

Tallon711 entered Salt Lake City needing to make moves, then dropped 266 points, jumped 4 positions, and stole the championship when it mattered most.

That is how you win a title.

Your 2026 FastMoto SX Champion: Tallon711

Tallon711’s final stretch was seriously impressive.

Over the final rounds, he stayed consistent, avoided the disaster scores, and kept himself close enough to strike when the championship opened up.

Tallon711’s Recent Rounds

• Salt Lake City — 266 pts
• Denver — 268 pts
• Philadelphia — 262 pts
• Cleveland — 747 pts

That kind of consistency is what wins fantasy championships.

The Salt Lake City finale was the perfect example. While some players lost ground and others played it safe, Tallon711 delivered one last strong score and climbed from outside the lead to the very top of the standings.

Final score: 4,623 points Final round movement: +4 positions Champion status: locked in.

Final 2026 SX Fantasy Top 10

The top of the FastMoto leaderboard was tight all season, and the final standings showed just how competitive it became.

2026 FastMoto Supercross Top 10

• 1st - Tallon711 — 4,623 pts
• 2nd - Age — 4,610 pts
• 3rd - Bucko57 — 4,601 pts
• 4th - gityourown — 4,583 pts
• 5th - clayton123 — 4,582 pts
• 6th - Kyam44 — 4,559 pts
• 7th - Lucci — 4,539 pts
• 8th - poppypoo_69 — 4,508 pts
• 9th - dbo — 4,489 pts
• 10th - KAMiKAZE — 4,480 pts

Only 40 points separated first and fourth, which shows how tight the championship battle was right to the end.

A special shoutout has to go to gityourown, who led for a big chunk of the season and stayed in the title fight right until the final round. It takes serious consistency to hold the lead across multiple rounds, especially in a fantasy format where one bad pick, one crash, or one rider dropping backwards can change everything.

Age and Bucko57 also pushed the championship right to the line, finishing only 13 and 22 points behind Tallon711.

This was not just a one-player story. This was a proper season-long fight.

The Most Picked Riders of the Season

One of the coolest parts of FastMoto is seeing where the community puts its trust.

Across the 2026 Supercross season, the most-selected riders were a mix of title contenders, fan favourites, big names, and high-risk fantasy weapons.

Top Selected Riders by Ownership

• Hunter Lawrence — 639 teams / 38.2%
• Cole Davies — 526 teams / 31.5%
• Ken Roczen — 519 teams / 31%
• Seth Hammaker — 361 teams / 21.6%
• Haiden Deegan — 310 teams / 18.5%
• Eli Tomac — 294 teams / 17.6%
• Nate Thrasher — 292 teams / 17.5%
• Chase Sexton — 291 teams / 17.4%
• Jorge Prado — 249 teams / 14.9%
• Cooper Webb — 222 teams / 13.3%

Hunter Lawrence was the most popular pick of the season, appearing in 639 teams at 38.2% ownership.

That makes sense. He was in the 450 title fight all the way to Salt Lake City and became one of the safest high-upside fantasy options for most of the season.

450 Class Fantasy Standouts

The 450 Class was stacked all season, but from a FastMoto point of view, a few riders stood out across the year.

450 Rider Stats Highlights

• Ken Roczen — 353 total pts / 25.2 avg pts
• Justin Hill — 335 total pts / 24.6 avg pts
• Hunter Lawrence — 324 total pts / 23.4 avg pts
• Shane McElrath — 308 total pts / 22.5 avg pts
• Cooper Webb — 305 total pts / 21.6 avg pts
• Garrett Marchbanks — 304 total pts / 23.8 avg pts
• Christian Craig — 299 total pts / 20.1 avg pts
• Malcolm Stewart — 289 total pts / 19.4 avg pts
• Justin Cooper — 287 total pts / 19.3 avg pts

Ken Roczen was not just the real-world 450SX Champion — he was also one of the strongest FastMoto performers across the season.

His consistency was huge. Roczen finished with 353 FastMoto points, averaged 25.2 points, and had one holeshot across the season.

Justin Hill was also a massive fantasy performer. With 335 total points and an average of 24.6 points, he became one of those riders who could quietly carry a team when picked at the right time.

250 Class Fantasy Standouts

The 250 Class had plenty of chaos, especially with East, West, Showdowns, injuries, and riders appearing across different numbers of rounds.

But a few names were absolute fantasy weapons.

250 Rider Stats Highlights

• Cole Davies — 369 total pts / 29.5 avg pts
• Daxton Bennick — 331 total pts / 24.9 avg pts
• Devin Simonson — 282 total pts / 20.9 avg pts
• Seth Hammaker — 278 total pts / 19.9 avg pts
• Derek Kelley — 276 total pts / 19.0 avg pts
• Henry Miller — 262 total pts / 23.3 avg pts
• Coty Schock — 243 total pts / 19.1 avg pts
• Luke Clout — 243 total pts / 16.9 avg pts
• Nate Thrasher — 221 total pts / 15.4 avg pts
• Marshal Weltin — 219 total pts / 16.5 avg pts

Cole Davies was the clear 250 fantasy standout, finishing with 369 FastMoto points and a massive 29.5 average.

That is elite fantasy output.

A Supercross Season to Remember

The real-world 2026 Supercross season gave us plenty to talk about.

Ken Roczen finally locked down his first 450SX Championship aboard Suzuki, ending a tense title battle with Hunter Lawrence that went all the way to the Salt Lake City finale. Chase Sexton won the final 450 Main Event, while Roczen did enough to secure the title.

In the 250 Class, Star Yamaha had a huge year, with Haiden Deegan and Cole Davies locking down the regional championships. Salt Lake City also delivered the showdown everyone wanted, with Davies and Deegan getting physical in the final 250 East/West battle of the season.

For FastMoto, it was the perfect season to keep building the platform.

Every week brought new strategy, new picks, new leaderboard swings, and new lessons. Some players chased favourites. Some went deep into the rider stats. Some trusted the handicap system. Some got burned by negative Hard Charger points.

That is fantasy motocross.

Thank You to Everyone Who Played FastMoto

To everyone who played FastMoto this Supercross season — thank you.

Seriously.

It means a lot seeing people get comfortable with the platform, build teams, follow the stats, jump into the leaderboard battle, and keep coming back each round.

And to our paid members, an extra thank you.

Every cent that comes into FastMoto goes straight back into improving the platform. Better features, better stats, better scoring tools, better rider data, better user experience — that is where it all goes.

As we continue to grow the paid membership base, the goal is to start allocating a percentage of revenue directly into prizes, so the platform can reward the people who are helping build it.

That is the long-term vision.

More players. More features. More prizes. Better fantasy motocross.

Next Stop: Pro Motocross

Supercross is done.

Now the gates open for Pro Motocross.

And this next series is going to be massive for FastMoto.

Jett Lawrence is back on the bike. Haiden Deegan steps into the 450 Class. Bigger gates, two-moto formats, more passing, more chaos, and more opportunities for Hard Charger points.

If Supercross was tight, Motocross is going to be wild.

Congratulations again to Tallon711, your 2026 FastMoto Supercross Fantasy Champion.

Now let’s get ready for the outdoors.

Bring on Pro Motocross.

Thanks,

Troy Cochrane Founder - FastMoto