**MXA Fantasy League – Pro Circuit Giveaway: Winner of the Denver Supercross Scores 326 Points**
The 2025 Denver Supercross round of the Monster Energy AMA Supercross Championship didn’t just bring high-flying action to the Mile High City—it also delivered one lucky participant in the MXA Fantasy League a dream come true. With a dominating fantasy score of 326 points, the weekend’s top player secured the coveted Pro Circuit Giveaway, taking home an incredible prize pack that has the motocross community buzzing.
The MXA Fantasy League, run by *Motocross Action Magazine*, has become a staple of the Supercross season, offering fans the opportunity to dive deeper into the action by selecting rider lineups each week based on performance potential, handicaps, and smart strategic planning. For the Denver round, the stakes were higher than ever with a Pro Circuit prize package on the line—including a full exhaust system, team swag, and autographed gear from Pro Circuit-supported riders.
Scoring 326 points in such a competitive fantasy field is no small feat. The winner, who goes by the username “ThrottleTherapy259,” nailed nearly every pick with precision. Their roster included 250SX standout Jo Shimoda, who put in a podium-worthy ride, and 450SX sleeper pick Shane McElrath, who defied expectations to deliver valuable points. The lineup also featured consistent stars like Jett Lawrence and Cooper Webb, both of whom racked up major fantasy points thanks to top-five finishes.
In a post-win interview, “ThrottleTherapy259” credited their victory to hours of weekly research, insider knowledge gleaned from team reports, and “a little bit of luck.” They added, “I’ve followed MXA for years, and being part of this league has made every race more exciting. Winning the Pro Circuit Giveaway? That’s just unreal.”
Pro Circuit, the legendary performance brand founded by Mitch Payton, continues to be synonymous with top-tier racing success in motocross and Supercross. Their support of the MXA Fantasy League adds real-world rewards to the virtual competition, allowing fans to get even closer to the sport they love.
The Denver round itself was full of surprises, which kept fantasy players on their toes. A few crashes and DNFs shook up the expected results, but the smartest fantasy players knew how to take calculated risks. Many avoided big-name riders who were carrying injuries or underperforming in practice, while others capitalized on rising privateers with high fantasy multipliers.
The 326-point victory not only earned the grand prize but also shifted the overall leaderboard, tightening the race for the season-long championship. With just a few rounds remaining, fantasy league participants are ramping up their strategy to secure weekly wins and the ultimate end-of-season prizes, including a brand-new dirt bike and a trip to the 2026 Anaheim Supercross opener.
As the Supercross season barrels toward its thrilling conclusion, the MXA Fantasy League remains a key part of the fan experience. Whether you’re a casual rider or hardcore moto enthusiast, there’s never been a better time to test your knowledge, make your picks, and maybe even win big—just like the Denver Supercross champion who proved that fantasy motocross is more real than ever.
