After 31 rounds, we’re on the finale of the 2023 SuperMotocross World Championship Sequence—the final of three playoff rounds after the Supercross and Motocross seasons. Simply because the Los Angeles Coliseum race pays triple factors within the SuperMotocross Playoff Sequence, you additionally get triple factors in RMFantasySMX.com leagues. So, it’s time to go for that excellent rating—you can find yourself with a $50,000 payoff from Rocky Mountain ATV/MC. That’s not fairly the $1 million the SuperMotocross World Champion will get, however it’s the identical as P11 will get for the collection end.
- It’s a three-way battle for the title. If both Chase Sexton or Jett Lawrence wins, the profitable rider is the champion and takes dwelling the million {dollars}. If Ken Roczen wins on the Coliseum, he’s the champion, except Sexton is available in P2—that will probably be sufficient to provide Sexton the title. So, all three riders are extremely motivated to win in Los Angeles. P2 pays $500k, and $250k goes to the ultimate podium finisher.
- In order for you a extremely wild situation, contemplate this end. If Aaron Plessinger wins, adopted by Ken Roczen, Jett Lawrence, and Chase Sexton in that order, Plessinger will win the championship with 149 factors. Lawrence would have 148 factors, Roczen scores 146, and Sexton finishes with 144. That’s extremely unlikely, although not solely unattainable. With 75 factors on the desk for a win, Kyle Chisholm and Justin Hill are mathematically within the hunt with 16 factors in P17, however let’s not go there.
- Almost certainly, it would come all the way down to Chase Sexton vs. Jett Lawrence. With the Coliseum monitor being essentially the most Supercross-like of the three playoff collection rounds, I’m going with Sexton, although I gained’t be in the least shocked if Lawrence roars into the Coliseum and goes 1-1.
- Whatever the Sexton/Lawrence showdown outcome, I’ve Ken Roczen down for P3. Roczen might shock, however Sexton is the 2023 Supercross Champion, and Jett gained the 250SX West title. Roczen is the defending FIM World Supercross Championship, however that collection has but to determine its credentials as an elite title.
- Dylan Ferrandis is the very best of the remaining. Ferrandis has gone 3-5 within the first two rounds, which averages proper out to P4.
- The ultimate top-five spot will go to one of many different riders with a top-five end within the two opening rounds—Aaron Plessinger (6-4) and Jason Anderson (5-9). All of it comes all the way down to which Anderson reveals up on the Coliseum. Anderson actually ought to be motivated—he’s in P8 within the standings (value $100k) however will transfer as much as P6 ($135k) if he beats Cooper Webb and Justin Barcia. Nevertheless, Anderson might beat Webb (8-7) and Barcia (7-6) and not using a top-five end. Plessinger is P4 within the standings, however simply three factors forward of Ferrandis. It looks as if Ferrandis and Plessinger will struggle it out over P4, and Anderson might cruise to the P6 cash, staying out of it. So, Plessinger is my P5 alternative.
- The Wild Card is P7, and which means three riders—Cooper Webb, Justin Barcia, and Jason Anderson. Barring any issues, Anderson ought to finest Webb and Barcia within the battle for the P6 cash, with a P6 end. That leaves Barcia vs. Webb. Barcia has beat Webb at each SuperMotocross Playoffs, so Barcia will get the P7 Wild Card nod.
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2023 SuperMotocross Spherical 3 Fantasy Picks Quickstart Information
- Chase Sexton
- Jett Lawrence
- Ken Roczen
- Dylan Ferrandis
- Aaron Plessinger
Wild Card P7: Justin Barcia
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2023 SuperMotocross Playoff Sequence Standings (after seeding and a couple of of three rounds)
- Chase Sexton, Honda, 90 factors
- Jett Lawrence, Honda, 88
- Ken Roczen, Suzuki, 80
- Aaron Plessinger, KTM, 74
- Dylan Ferrandis, Yamaha, 71
- Cooper Webb, Yamaha/KTM, 60
- Justin Barcia, GasGas, 59
- Jason Anderson, Kawasaki, 58
- Garrett Marchbanks, Yamaha, 44
- Adam Cianciarulo, Kawasaki, 42
- Colt Nichols, Kawasaki/Honda, 39
- Ty Masterpool, Kawasaki, 39
- Phil Nicoletti, Yamaha, 37
- Fredrik Norén, Kawasaki, 37
- Grant Harlan, Yamaha, 26
- Dean Wilson, Honda, 22
- Justin Hill, KTM, 16
- Kyle Chisholm, Suzuki, 16
- Eli Tomac, Yamaha, 13
- Shane McElrath, Yamaha/Suzuki, 13
- Jeremy Hand, Honda, 12
- Jerry Robin, Yamaha, 10
- Josh Hill, Yamaha/KTM, 4
- Kevin Moranz, Honda/KTM, 1
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