After 16 thrilling rounds of 2026 Supercross action, we’ve arrived at the final jump. Riders hit the dirt in Salt Lake City this Saturday for the final round of the Championship, and it’s all to race for. Only one point separates Ken Roczen and Hunter Lawrence in the standings, and the duo is heavily favored in the pre-event odds for this week. We’re spicing up the betting markets for the final with DraftKings, bringing you exacta, trifecta, and more top finishing odds. Discover the best bets and tips for the SX swansong in our preview below.
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The Rice-Eccles Stadium in Salt Lake City, Utah, takes center stage this weekend for the 2026 SX finale. Competitors ride out for qualifying in the late morning on Saturday, May 9, before saddling up for the main event at 5:00 pm MT. All eyes are on Ken Roczen to see if he can fend off the charge from Hunter Lawrence in the title race. Catch the last razzle in this year’s series live on Peacock TV, and follow the qualifying results and schedule on the dedicated SLC event page.
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SX Salt Lake City 2026 Prop Betting Markets
The final round of the 2026 Supercross Championship brings you more betting markets than ever. DraftKingsis your go-to for wagers on the showdown in Utah, and this Saturday, you can dabble in special prop bets including exactas, trifectas, and top 2, 4, 6, and 10 finishes. Here are the pre-event odds for the extended offerings ahead of this weekend.
Exacta Odds
An exacta presents longer odds, because you have to predict the winner and runner-up in the order that they finish. The Championship Standings leader, Ken Roczen, is our first choice, as he’s ended first or second four times in the past five rounds. Cooper Webb is the next most consistent rider in recent races, producing three second places in the past five weekends.
An exacta for Roczen to prevail and Webb to place second is +3343, translating into a potential payout of $688.60 on a $20.00 bet. The other sensible choice is to consider Roczen for the checkered flag and Hunter Lawrence to finish runner-up. That exacta is opening at +832. Lawrence averages 2.8 across the previous five rounds, carrying two wins with him into Utah.
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Exacta (1st, 2nd)
Exacta
Payout on $20
H. Lawrence / K. Roczen
+746
$169.20
K. Roczen / H. Lawrence
+832
$186.40
E. Tomac / H. Lawrence
+1712
$362.40
H. Lawrence / E. Tomac
+1738
$367.60
K. Roczen / E. Tomac
+2249
$469.80
H. Lawrence / C. Webb
+2313
$482.60
E. Tomac / K. Roczen
+2501
$520.20
C. Webb / H. Lawrence
+2773
$574.60
H. Lawrence / C. Sexton
+2827
$585.40
K. Roczen / C. Webb
+3343
$688.60
C. Sexton / H. Lawrence
+3491
$718.20
C. Webb / K. Roczen
+4094
$838.80
K. Roczen / C. Sexton
+4340
$888.00
H. Lawrence / J. Cooper
+4900
$1,000.00
C. Sexton / K. Roczen
+5075
$1,035.00
J. Cooper / H. Lawrence
+5443
$1,108.60
K. Roczen / J. Cooper
+6343
$1,288.60
E. Tomac / C. Webb
+7861
$1,592.20
J. Cooper / K. Roczen
+7964
$1,612.80
C. Webb / E. Tomac
+8892
$1,798.40
E. Tomac / C. Sexton
+10493
$2,118.60
C. Sexton / E. Tomac
+12462
$2,512.40
E. Tomac / J. Cooper
+15525
$3,125.00
C. Sexton / C. Webb
+18983
$3,816.60
C. Webb / C. Sexton
+19130
$3,846.00
J. Cooper / E. Tomac
+21267
$4,273.40
C. Webb / J. Cooper
+23484
$4,716.80
J. Cooper / C. Webb
+28969
$5,813.80
C. Sexton / J. Cooper
+35111
$7,042.20
J. Cooper / C. Sexton
+40883
$8,196.60
Exacta Box Odds
If you’re after an exacta but are unsure in which order the riders will finish, an exacta box bet might suit your needs. You can pick the first two riders to finish, but it doesn’t matter who wins or comes second. Hunter Lawrence lines up on the start hill with a 62.5% top 2 return this season, making him a solid option for one of the spots in your exacta box.
Roczen is next up with eight finishes in this category, and if you join him and Lawrence, they’re priced at +343 to take the top spots. Next on the honors board is Eli Tomac, who has produced a win or runner-up return in six events this season. Given Roczen’s winning form and Tomac’s timeless class, the two could be an option at +1134. Alternatively, you could look at Lawrence and Tomac at +812.
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Riders
Exacta Box
Payout on $20
H. Lawrence / K. Roczen
+343
$88.60
E. Tomac / H. Lawrence
+812
$182.40
E. Tomac / K. Roczen
+1134
$246.80
C. Webb / H. Lawrence
+1211
$262.20
C. Sexton / H. Lawrence
+1512
$322.40
C. Webb / K. Roczen
+1791
$378.20
C. Sexton / K. Roczen
+2290
$478.00
H. Lawrence / J. Cooper
+2528
$525.60
J. Cooper / K. Roczen
+3481
$716.20
C. Webb / E. Tomac
+4122
$844.40
C. Sexton / E. Tomac
+5647
$1,149.40
E. Tomac / J. Cooper
+8925
$1,805.00
C. Sexton / C. Webb
+9478
$1,915.60
C. Webb / J. Cooper
+12920
$2,604.00
C. Sexton / J. Cooper
+18839
$3,787.80
Trifecta Odds
There is the potential for a lucrative day if you can nail the trifecta. But, it’s easier said than done, because you need to pick the first three finishers in the exact order they cross the line. We’ve already looked at Roczen, Lawrence, and Tomac’s form, and that would be our first port of call.
The sportsbooks have the trio at +3264 to finish in the order we listed. When you look at their recent finishing averages, it makes sense. Roczen sits at 1.6 across the previous five rounds, Lawrence is at 2.8, and since Tomac was injured, we’ll take his season average of 4.0. If you’re after longer odds, then a Roczen, Lawrence, and Cooper Webb finish is worth a look. They’re priced at +4137 to finish in that order.
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Rider (1st, 2nd, 3rd)
Trifecta
Payout on $20
K. Roczen / H. Lawrence / E. Tomac
+3264
$672.80
H. Lawrence / K. Roczen / E. Tomac
+3746
$769.20
K. Roczen / H. Lawrence / C. Webb
+4137
$847.40
H. Lawrence / K. Roczen / C. Webb
+4670
$954.00
H. Lawrence / E. Tomac / K. Roczen
+4735
$967.00
E. Tomac / H. Lawrence / K. Roczen
+4811
$982.20
K. Roczen / E. Tomac / H. Lawrence
+5782
$1,176.40
K. Roczen / H. Lawrence / C. Sexton
+5838
$1,187.60
H. Lawrence / K. Roczen / C. Sexton
+6229
$1,265.80
H. Lawrence / C. Webb / K. Roczen
+6584
$1,336.80
E. Tomac / K. Roczen / H. Lawrence
+6711
$1,362.20
H. Lawrence / K. Roczen / J. Cooper
+7688
$1,557.60
K. Roczen / H. Lawrence / J. Cooper
+7990
$1,618.00
H. Lawrence / C. Sexton / K. Roczen
+8096
$1,639.20
C. Webb / H. Lawrence / K. Roczen
+8233
$1,666.60
K. Roczen / C. Webb / H. Lawrence
+9742
$1,968.40
E. Tomac / H. Lawrence / C. Webb
+9860
$1,992.00
H. Lawrence / E. Tomac / C. Webb
+10145
$2,049.00
C. Sexton / H. Lawrence / K. Roczen
+10404
$2,100.80
H. Lawrence / C. Webb / E. Tomac
+12095
$2,439.00
C. Webb / K. Roczen / H. Lawrence
+12215
$2,463.00
K. Roczen / C. Sexton / H. Lawrence
+12989
$2,617.80
E. Tomac / H. Lawrence / C. Sexton
+13340
$2,688.00
C. Webb / H. Lawrence / E. Tomac
+13636
$2,747.20
C. Sexton / K. Roczen / H. Lawrence
+14024
$2,824.80
H. Lawrence / E. Tomac / C. Sexton
+14519
$2,923.80
H. Lawrence / C. Sexton / E. Tomac
+14780
$2,976.00
K. Roczen / E. Tomac / C. Webb
+14960
$3,012.00
E. Tomac / K. Roczen / C. Webb
+15427
$3,105.40
H. Lawrence / J. Cooper / K. Roczen
+15722
$3,164.40
J. Cooper / H. Lawrence / K. Roczen
+16239
$3,267.80
C. Sexton / H. Lawrence / E. Tomac
+17757
$3,571.40
K. Roczen / C. Webb / E. Tomac
+18148
$3,649.60
H. Lawrence / C. Webb / C. Sexton
+19130
$3,846.00
C. Webb / K. Roczen / E. Tomac
+20391
$4,098.20
K. Roczen / E. Tomac / C. Sexton
+21086
$4,237.20
K. Roczen / C. Sexton / E. Tomac
+21451
$4,310.20
K. Roczen / J. Cooper / H. Lawrence
+21639
$4,347.80
H. Lawrence / E. Tomac / J. Cooper
+21829
$4,385.80
H. Lawrence / C. Sexton / C. Webb
+21829
$4,385.80
E. Tomac / H. Lawrence / J. Cooper
+22023
$4,424.60
H. Lawrence / J. Cooper / E. Tomac
+22221
$4,464.20
C. Webb / H. Lawrence / C. Sexton
+23048
$4,629.60
E. Tomac / K. Roczen / C. Sexton
+23709
$4,761.80
E. Tomac / C. Webb / K. Roczen
+24171
$4,854.20
C. Sexton / H. Lawrence / C. Webb
+24409
$4,901.80
J. Cooper / K. Roczen / H. Lawrence
+24652
$4,950.40
E. Tomac / C. Webb / H. Lawrence
+25410
$5,102.00
K. Roczen / J. Cooper / E. Tomac
+25673
$5,154.60
K. Roczen / C. Webb / C. Sexton
+25941
$5,208.20
K. Roczen / E. Tomac / J. Cooper
+26215
$5,263.00
C. Webb / E. Tomac / K. Roczen
+26495
$5,319.00
C. Sexton / K. Roczen / E. Tomac
+26781
$5,376.20
E. Tomac / K. Roczen / J. Cooper
+28969
$5,813.80
J. Cooper / H. Lawrence / E. Tomac
+28969
$5,813.80
K. Roczen / C. Sexton / C. Webb
+29311
$5,882.20
C. Webb / H. Lawrence / J. Cooper
+30020
$6,024.00
H. Lawrence / C. Webb / J. Cooper
+30764
$6,172.80
J. Cooper / H. Lawrence / C. Webb
+33233
$6,666.60
C. Webb / K. Roczen / C. Sexton
+33683
$6,756.60
C. Webb / E. Tomac / H. Lawrence
+33683
$6,756.60
E. Tomac / C. Sexton / H. Lawrence
+35111
$7,042.20
H. Lawrence / J. Cooper / C. Webb
+36131
$7,246.20
K. Roczen / C. Webb / J. Cooper
+36131
$7,246.20
E. Tomac / C. Sexton / K. Roczen
+36664
$7,352.80
H. Lawrence / C. Sexton / J. Cooper
+37213
$7,462.60
H. Lawrence / J. Cooper / C. Sexton
+38361
$7,692.20
C. Sexton / E. Tomac / K. Roczen
+38361
$7,692.20
C. Sexton / K. Roczen / C. Webb
+38962
$7,812.40
C. Sexton / H. Lawrence / J. Cooper
+40883
$8,196.60
J. Cooper / H. Lawrence / C. Sexton
+40883
$8,196.60
E. Tomac / J. Cooper / H. Lawrence
+47069
$9,433.80
C. Webb / K. Roczen / J. Cooper
+47069
$9,433.80
C. Sexton / E. Tomac / H. Lawrence
+47069
$9,433.80
K. Roczen / J. Cooper / C. Webb
+50920
$10,204.00
K. Roczen / C. Sexton / J. Cooper
+53091
$10,638.20
J. Cooper / K. Roczen / C. Webb
+53091
$10,638.20
J. Cooper / K. Roczen / E. Tomac
+54247
$10,869.40
K. Roczen / J. Cooper / C. Sexton
+59423
$11,904.60
J. Cooper / E. Tomac / K. Roczen
+60875
$12,195.00
C. Webb / C. Sexton / H. Lawrence
+62400
$12,500.00
C. Sexton / C. Webb / H. Lawrence
+64002
$12,820.40
C. Sexton / C. Webb / K. Roczen
+65689
$13,157.80
C. Webb / E. Tomac / C. Sexton
+75657
$15,151.40
E. Tomac / C. Webb / C. Sexton
+78025
$15,625.00
E. Tomac / J. Cooper / K. Roczen
+78025
$15,625.00
C. Sexton / K. Roczen / J. Cooper
+78025
$15,625.00
J. Cooper / E. Tomac / H. Lawrence
+78025
$15,625.00
C. Sexton / E. Tomac / C. Webb
+83233
$16,666.60
E. Tomac / C. Sexton / C. Webb
+86106
$17,241.20
C. Webb / C. Sexton / K. Roczen
+89185
$17,857.00
C. Webb / J. Cooper / H. Lawrence
+89185
$17,857.00
C. Webb / C. Sexton / E. Tomac
+96053
$19,230.60
J. Cooper / K. Roczen / C. Sexton
+96053
$19,230.60
E. Tomac / C. Webb / J. Cooper
+108595
$21,739.00
E. Tomac / J. Cooper / C. Webb
+108595
$21,739.00
J. Cooper / C. Webb / H. Lawrence
+113536
$22,727.20
C. Webb / E. Tomac / J. Cooper
+118947
$23,809.40
C. Webb / J. Cooper / K. Roczen
+118947
$23,809.40
C. Webb / J. Cooper / E. Tomac
+118947
$23,809.40
C. Sexton / C. Webb / E. Tomac
+124900
$25,000.00
J. Cooper / C. Webb / K. Roczen
+131478
$26,315.60
E. Tomac / J. Cooper / C. Sexton
+138788
$27,777.60
C. Sexton / J. Cooper / K. Roczen
+138788
$27,777.60
J. Cooper / C. Webb / E. Tomac
+146958
$29,411.60
E. Tomac / C. Sexton / J. Cooper
+156150
$31,250.00
J. Cooper / C. Sexton / C. Webb
+156150
$31,250.00
C. Sexton / E. Tomac / J. Cooper
+178471
$35,714.20
C. Sexton / J. Cooper / H. Lawrence
+178471
$35,714.20
C. Sexton / J. Cooper / E. Tomac
+178471
$35,714.20
C. Webb / J. Cooper / C. Sexton
+208233
$41,666.60
J. Cooper / E. Tomac / C. Webb
+208233
$41,666.60
J. Cooper / C. Webb / C. Sexton
+208233
$41,666.60
J. Cooper / C. Sexton / K. Roczen
+227172
$45,454.40
J. Cooper / C. Sexton / E. Tomac
+227172
$45,454.40
C. Sexton / C. Webb / J. Cooper
+249900
$50,000.00
C. Webb / C. Sexton / J. Cooper
+277677
$55,555.40
J. Cooper / C. Sexton / H. Lawrence
+277677
$55,555.40
C. Sexton / J. Cooper / C. Webb
+312400
$62,500.00
J. Cooper / E. Tomac / C. Sexton
+357042
$71,428.40
Trifectas Box Odds
Picking the first three riders in order is a mighty ask, but there is an alternative. Instead, you can pick the three podium finishers, regardless of the order in which they greet the checkered flag. Naturally, the trio of Tomac, Lawrence, and Roczen demands attention at +678. They have collectively stood on the rostrum 32 times this season, with Roczen and Lawrence contributing 12 each to the cause.
A seven-time top-three finisher in 2026, Cooper Webb is also in the conversation for a trifecta box. Our instinct is to pair him up with Lawrence and Roczen for a very fair price of +1013. Alternatively, there is the option of Webb, Tomac, and Lawrence, and +2271. or the more bang for buck listing of Webb, Tomac, and Roczen, and +3092.
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Rider (1st, 2nd, 3rd)
Trifecta Box
Payout on $20
E. Tomac / H. Lawrence / K. Roczen
+678
$155.60
C. Webb / H. Lawrence / K. Roczen
+1013
$222.60
C. Sexton / H. Lawrence / K. Roczen
+1347
$289.40
H. Lawrence / J. Cooper / K. Roczen
+2060
$432.00
C. Webb / E. Tomac / H. Lawrence
+2271
$474.20
C. Sexton / E. Tomac / H. Lawrence
+3068
$633.60
C. Webb / E. Tomac / K. Roczen
+3092
$638.40
C. Sexton / E. Tomac / K. Roczen
+4324
$884.80
C. Sexton / C. Webb / H. Lawrence
+4590
$938.00
E. Tomac / H. Lawrence / J. Cooper
+4801
$980.20
E. Tomac / J. Cooper / K. Roczen
+6197
$1,259.40
C. Sexton / C. Webb / K. Roczen
+6393
$1,298.60
C. Webb / H. Lawrence / J. Cooper
+6883
$1,396.60
C. Sexton / H. Lawrence / J. Cooper
+8925
$1,805.00
C. Webb / J. Cooper / K. Roczen
+9589
$1,937.80
C. Sexton / J. Cooper / K. Roczen
+14104
$2,840.80
C. Sexton / C. Webb / E. Tomac
+14605
$2,941.00
C. Webb / E. Tomac / J. Cooper
+21267
$4,273.40
C. Sexton / E. Tomac / J. Cooper
+31150
$6,250.00
C. Sexton / C. Webb / J. Cooper
+37213
$7,462.60
Top 2 Odds
Every week, we cover markets for the top three and top five finishes, but we’ve incorporated a top two finish for the finale. Lawrence is the overwhelming favorite in this market after registering 10 Top 2 returns across 16 rounds. This is the best in the field, and he’s averaging 2.8 in his last five starts. Lawrence’s title rival, Roczen, also holds short odds, but they’re slightly more favorable at -133. His average of 1.6 in the last five rounds shows that he’s a sensible pick for a top 2.
Tomac only returned from the sidelines last weekend, but he impressed to finish third. He’s endured a tough season with injury, after starting with six top twos in the first nine rounds. Webb enters this market at +285 and brings three runner-ups to Salt Lake City in his last five starts. He averages 4.4 in the last five, impacted heavily by his 11th-place finish last weekend. Our last contender, Chase Sexton, can never be written off, but he has battled this campaign, securing only two finishes inside the first two places.
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Rider
Top 2
Payout on $20
Hunter Lawrence
-208
$29.62
Ken Roczen
-133
$35.04
Eli Tomac
+190
$58.00
Cooper Webb
+285
$77.00
Chase Sexton
+355
$91.00
Justin Cooper
+542
$128.40
Jorge Prado
+809
$181.80
Justin Barcia
+944
$208.80
Malcolm Stewart
+1212
$262.40
Justin Hill
+2199
$459.80
Dylan Ferrandis
+2631
$546.20
Shane McElrath
+5773
$1,174.60
Dean Wilson
+7242
$1,468.40
Christian Craig
+8621
$1,744.20
Remaining Riders
+11583
$2,336.60
Top 4 Odds
Aside from the favorites, Cooper Webb attracts our attention for a top-four finish, averaging 4.4 across the previous 10 rounds. He’s also finished inside the first four in 60% of those events. Following him on the odds sheet is Chase Sexton at +135, who has found himself among the front four riders in three of the six rounds since returning to the dirt.
Stability has proven challenging for Justin Cooper in recent weeks, but we can’t ignore his five top-four places since Arlington. Malcolm Stewart has thrown his name into the top 4 conversation after placing fourth in Denver. It was his second such result of the term, but his overall finishing average of 10.19 leaves questions about his consistency.
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Rider
Top 4
Payout on $20
Hunter Lawrence
-592
$23.38
Ken Roczen
-435
$24.60
Eli Tomac
-154
$32.99
Cooper Webb
-102
$39.61
Chase Sexton
+135
$47.00
Justin Cooper
+199
$59.80
Jorge Prado
+297
$79.40
Justin Barcia
+340
$88.00
Malcolm Stewart
+448
$109.60
Justin Hill
+710
$162.00
Dylan Ferrandis
+840
$188.00
Dean Wilson
+1198
$259.60
Shane McElrath
+1521
$324.20
Christian Craig
+1674
$354.80
Garrett Marchbanks
+2652
$550.40
Remaining Riders
+6891
$1,398.20
Top 6 Odds
We mentioned Justin Cooper for a top 4 finish, where his odds are extremely favorable. He enters Utah with negative odds for a top 6, but still fair at -101. Cooper’s last two races haven’t gone according to plan with consecutive 13th-place runs, but his last 10 races paint a different picture. He’s ended inside the top 6 in 60% of those rounds, and averages 6.56 across the season.
Cooper is followed in the odds by the fast starter, Jorge Prado, who has five top-six places to his name. The last one arrived in Colorado a week ago, where he took sixth place. Justin Hill is a relatively new entrant into the top finisher discussion, after producing two top sixes in the past five rounds. Those are his only two performances in this sector across 2026.
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Athlete
Top 6
Payout on $20
Hunter Lawrence
-1033
$21.94
Ken Roczen
-871
$22.30
Eli Tomac
-303
$26.60
Cooper Webb
-211
$29.48
Chase Sexton
-145
$33.79
Justin Cooper
-101
$39.80
Jorge Prado
+147
$49.40
Justin Barcia
+166
$53.20
Malcolm Stewart
+221
$64.20
Justin Hill
+320
$84.00
Dylan Ferrandis
+379
$95.80
Dean Wilson
+457
$111.40
Shane McElrath
+663
$152.60
Christian Craig
+682
$156.40
Garrett Marchbanks
+1012
$222.40
Colt Nichols
+1805
$381.00
Jordon Smith
+2091
$438.20
Kyle Chisholm
+4036
$827.20
Remaining Riders
+4865
$993.00
Top 10 Odds
Justin Barcia suffered a horror accident in the season opener, which kept him out until Philadelphia. He produced a campaign best of eighth a week ago, and deserves consideration for a follow-up top 10 here. Another rider whose campaign was interrupted by injury was Dylan Ferrandis, but he’s produced a stable comeback since Detroit. He’s entered the top 10 in five out of six rounds since returning to the track, and has a 78.6% top 10 average across 14 events this year.
Moving to the outsiders, Christian Craig is a double top-10 finisher in 2026. However, his last result in this category came in the Indianapolis Triple Crown round. One place below Craig on the odds table is Shane McElrath, who offers the best value for money in this market. He’s recorded three top 10s in his previous five rounds, averaging 10.8 in that period. But, despite his form, he enters the finale at +199.
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Athlete
Top 10
Payout on $20
Ken Roczen
-2330
$20.86
Hunter Lawrence
-2224
$20.90
Eli Tomac
-838
$22.39
Cooper Webb
-602
$23.32
Chase Sexton
-367
$25.45
Justin Cooper
-278
$27.19
Jorge Prado
-189
$30.58
Justin Barcia
-182
$30.99
Malcolm Stewart
-130
$35.38
Justin Hill
+106
$41.20
Dylan Ferrandis
+117
$43.40
Dean Wilson
+121
$44.20
Christian Craig
+191
$58.20
Shane McElrath
+199
$59.80
Garrett Marchbanks
+289
$77.80
Colt Nichols
+404
$100.80
Jordon Smith
+461
$112.20
Kyle Chisholm
+754
$170.80
Jeremy Hand
+1021
$224.20
Remaining Riders
+3007
$621.40
Supercross SLC Best Bets Odds
Odds for Main Race Holeshot
The battle for first corner dominance has revolved around Jorge Prado and Hunter Lawrence all season. Both riders have racked up six holeshot awards in 2026 and account for 70% of the honors in the past 10 races. The older Lawrence brother has registered four in that period, while Prado has three to his name. Spaniard rider Prado has his tail up in this contest, after beating the field through the opening corner in Colorado last weekend. Ken Roczen, Cooper Webb, and Eli Tomac boast the next best record of two holeshots apiece across the term.
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Rider
Holeshot
Payout on $20
Jorge Prado
+233
$66.60
Ken Roczen
+465
$113.00
Hunter Lawrence
+498
$119.60
Eli Tomac
+656
$151.20
Cooper Webb
+890
$198.00
Chase Sexton
+1038
$227.60
Justin Cooper
+1169
$253.80
Shane McElrath
+1438
$307.60
Justin Hill
+1958
$411.60
Malcolm Stewart
+2014
$422.80
Justin Barcia
+2108
$441.60
Vince Friese
+2236
$467.20
Dylan Ferrandis
+3497
$719.40
Dean Wilson
+4425
$905.00
Christian Craig
+5305
$1,081.00
Garrett Marchbanks
+7476
$1,515.20
Jordon Smith
+10104
$2,040.80
Colt Nichols
+15285
$3,077.00
Kyle Chisholm
+16849
$3,389.80
Mitchell Harrison
+21177
$4,255.40
Grant Harlan
+21177
$4,255.40
Kevin Moranz
+21177
$4,255.40
Cade Clason
+21177
$4,255.40
Tristan Lane
+21177
$4,255.40
Anthony Rodriguez
+21177
$4,255.40
Freddie Noren
+21177
$4,255.40
Justin Starling
+21177
$4,255.40
Josh Cartwright
+21177
$4,255.40
John Short
+21177
$4,255.40
Logan Karnow
+21177
$4,255.40
Zack Williams
+21177
$4,255.40
Cory Carsten
+21177
$4,255.40
Scott Meshey
+21177
$4,255.40
Tyler Gibbs
+21177
$4,255.40
Bobby Piazza
+21177
$4,255.40
Cheyenne Harmon
+21177
$4,255.40
Josh Greco
+21177
$4,255.40
Preston Taylor
+21177
$4,255.40
Scotty Wennerstrom
+21177
$4,255.40
Addison Emory IV
+21177
$4,255.40
Jeremy Hand
+21177
$4,255.40
Odds for Fastest Qualifier
Championship leader Ken Roczen hits the dirt in Utah as the favorite to qualify fastest. He produced the goods in Denver seven days ago, to register his second quickest qualification in 2026. Both his achievements have arrived in the last five rounds. The German-American’s closest rival this year, Hunter Lawrence has sttopped the clock fastes one time more than Roczen, but finds himself as the second favorite for this market. Overall, Eli Tomac has owned this contest across the term, starting at the front of the grid on five occassions. His last success arrived in Nashville, prior to injuring his hip.
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Rider
Fastest Qualifier
Payout on $20
Ken Roczen
+225
$65.00
Hunter Lawrence
+300
$80.00
Eli Tomac
+400
$100.00
Chase Sexton
+450
$110.00
Justin Cooper
+700
$160.00
Cooper Webb
+1200
$260.00
Jorge Prado
+1500
$320.00
Justin Hill
+2000
$420.00
Malcolm Stewart
+3000
$620.00
Dylan Ferrandis
+4000
$820.00
Justin Barcia
+4000
$820.00
Jordon Smith
+4000
$820.00
Dean Wilson
+12753
$2,570.60
Christian Craig
+14094
$2,838.80
Shane McElrath
+14094
$2,838.80
Garrett Marchbanks
+14094
$2,838.80
Colt Nichols
+14094
$2,838.80
Jeremy Hand
+15435
$3,107.00
Kyle Chisholm
+15435
$3,107.00
Vince Friese
+15435
$3,107.00
Mitchell Harrison
+15435
$3,107.00
Grant Harlan
+15435
$3,107.00
Cade Clason
+15435
$3,107.00
Kevin Moranz
+15435
$3,107.00
Justin Starling
+15435
$3,107.00
Anthony Rodriguez
+15435
$3,107.00
Tristan Lane
+15435
$3,107.00
Freddie Noren
+15435
$3,107.00
Josh Cartwright
+15435
$3,107.00
Zack Williams
+15435
$3,107.00
Scott Meshey
+15435
$3,107.00
Logan Karnow
+15435
$3,107.00
John Short
+15435
$3,107.00
Cory Carsten
+15435
$3,107.00
Cheyenne Harmon
+15435
$3,107.00
Josh Greco
+15435
$3,107.00
Bobby Piazza
+15435
$3,107.00
Preston Taylor
+15435
$3,107.00
Tyler Gibbs
+15435
$3,107.00
Addison Emory IV
+15435
$3,107.00
Scotty Wennerstrom
+15435
$3,107.00
Odds for Event Winner
A tantalizing battle awaits in the event winner market. Hunter Lawrence and Ken Roczen line up with a 50% win rate in their last eight starts. The duo accounts for all of the victories in the last eight rounds of the series, highlighting their class over their peers. Roczen has entered Victory Lane three times in the last five races, but Lawrence clinched top honors in the previous round to take his tally to five wins this year. He’s now tied with Roczen as the winningest rider in the competition, with five scalps to his name.
Eli Tomac impressed on his return from injury last weekend, bagging the final spot on the podium. He’s a four-time victor this season, but endured a rocky middle part of the campaign, after a sensational start. His last triumph arrived in Daytona Beach, and he injured himself in Cleveland, missing that round and the trip to Philadelphia. Chase Sexton and Cooper Webb complete this season’s winner’s roll, carrying a scalp a piece with them into the finale. Webb struggled in Denver, finishing outside of the top 10 and breaking a three round podium streak.
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Rider
Event Winner
Payout on $20
Hunter Lawrence
+147
$49.40
Ken Roczen
+177
$55.40
Eli Tomac
+456
$111.20
Cooper Webb
+757
$171.40
Chase Sexton
+882
$196.40
Justin Cooper
+1000
$220.00
Jorge Prado
+2595
$539.00
Justin Barcia
+3459
$711.80
Malcolm Stewart
+4155
$851.00
Justin Hill
+8521
$1,724.20
Dylan Ferrandis
+9424
$1,904.80
Shane McElrath
+21639
$4,347.80
Dean Wilson
+21639
$4,347.80
Christian Craig
+21639
$4,347.80
Garrett Marchbanks
+21639
$4,347.80
Colt Nichols
+21639
$4,347.80
Jordon Smith
+21639
$4,347.80
Scotty Wennerstrom
+22122
$4,444.40
Kyle Chisholm
+22627
$4,545.40
Jeremy Hand
+22627
$4,545.40
Vince Friese
+22627
$4,545.40
Mitchell Harrison
+22627
$4,545.40
Grant Harlan
+22627
$4,545.40
Cade Clason
+22627
$4,545.40
Kevin Moranz
+22627
$4,545.40
Justin Starling
+22627
$4,545.40
Anthony Rodriguez
+22627
$4,545.40
Tristan Lane
+22627
$4,545.40
Freddie Noren
+22627
$4,545.40
Josh Cartwright
+22627
$4,545.40
Zack Williams
+22627
$4,545.40
Scott Meshey
+22627
$4,545.40
Logan Karnow
+22627
$4,545.40
John Short
+22627
$4,545.40
Cory Carsten
+22627
$4,545.40
Cheyenne Harmon
+22627
$4,545.40
Josh Greco
+22627
$4,545.40
Bobby Piazza
+22627
$4,545.40
Preston Taylor
+22627
$4,545.40
Addison Emory Iv
+22627
$4,545.40
Tyler Gibbs
+23156
$4,651.20
Expert Pick
It’s a tight race between the utterly dominant duo of Ken Roczen and Hunter Lawrence, but the latter takes our expert pick. The Australian arrives at the finale with a 50% victory rate in the last 10 rounds and has only missed the podium twice during that period. Sportsbooks have the older Lawrence priced at +147 for a trip inside Victory Lane, potentially paying out $49.40 for a $20.00 stake.
Odds for a Podium
Eli Tomac returned to the dirt in Denver after skipping Philadelphia due to injury. It didn’t take the four-time winner long to get back on track, bagging the final spot on the podium last weekend. He’s notched up nine rostrums in 14 races this year. Only Roczen and Lawrence have entered the top three more times than Tomac, and he’s favorably priced at -121 for the final round. Moving on to Chase Sexton, his odds are positive for a rostrum this weekend, because he hasn’t achieved one since his runner-up in Detroit. Justin Cooper finds himself just under Sexton, after struggling in the last two rounds. He’s crossed the line in 13th, in consecutive races, but has found the podium twice in the past five rounds.
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Rider
Event Podium
Payout on $20
Hunter Lawrence
-516
$23.88
Ken Roczen
-452
$24.42
Eli Tomac
-121
$36.53
Chase Sexton
+130
$46.00
Justin Cooper
+193
$58.60
Cooper Webb
+217
$63.40
Jorge Prado
+350
$90.00
Malcolm Stewart
+450
$110.00
Justin Barcia
+584
$136.80
Justin Hill
+1200
$260.00
Shane McElrath
+1200
$260.00
Dylan Ferrandis
+1601
$340.20
Dean Wilson
+5136
$1,047.20
Christian Craig
+9704
$1,960.80
Josh Greco
+12095
$2,439.00
Preston Taylor
+12095
$2,439.00
Scotty Wennerstrom
+12095
$2,439.00
Garrett Marchbanks
+12400
$2,500.00
Colt Nichols
+12400
$2,500.00
Jordon Smith
+12400
$2,500.00
Kyle Chisholm
+12400
$2,500.00
Vince Friese
+12400
$2,500.00
Justin Starling
+12400
$2,500.00
Josh Cartwright
+12400
$2,500.00
Scott Meshey
+12400
$2,500.00
John Short
+12400
$2,500.00
Cheyenne Harmon
+12400
$2,500.00
Mitchell Harrison
+12558
$2,531.60
Tristan Lane
+12558
$2,531.60
Cory Carsten
+12558
$2,531.60
Bobby Piazza
+12721
$2,564.20
Addison Emory IV
+12721
$2,564.20
Kevin Moranz
+12887
$2,597.40
Freddie Noren
+12887
$2,597.40
Jeremy Hand
+13058
$2,631.60
Grant Harlan
+13058
$2,631.60
Cade Clason
+13058
$2,631.60
Anthony Rodriguez
+13058
$2,631.60
Zack Williams
+13058
$2,631.60
Logan Karnow
+13058
$2,631.60
Tyler Gibbs
+13058
$2,631.60
Top 5 Odds
Holeshot hero, Jorge Prado, just missed out on a top five in round 16, crossing the line in sixth. He only has three top-five place finishes in 2026, with the last one arriving in St. Louis. Just ahead of the Spaniard on the odds table is Justin Cooper, who has consistently found himself battling for a first five finish this year. Cooper has racked up eight top fives across the series, including a 60% return rate in the previous 10 rounds. Malcolm Stewart arrives as a value for money option at +250, despite earning three top-five finishes in the past seven outings. The Husqvarna rider lines up fresh off the back of a fourth-place return at altitude in Denver.
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Rider
Top 5 Finish
Payout on $20
Hunter Lawrence
-850
$22.35
Ken Roczen
-800
$22.50
Eli Tomac
-250
$28.00
Cooper Webb
-175
$31.43
Chase Sexton
-175
$31.43
Justin Cooper
+125
$45.00
Jorge Prado
+175
$55.00
Justin Barcia
+250
$70.00
Malcolm Stewart
+250
$70.00
Justin Hill
+446
$109.20
Dylan Ferrandis
+500
$120.00
Dean Wilson
+1000
$220.00
Shane Mcelrath
+500
$120.00
Christian Craig
+1027
$225.40
Garrett Marchbanks
+1625
$345.00
Colt Nichols
+3146
$649.20
Jordon Smith
+3449
$709.80
Kyle Chisholm
+5641
$1,148.20
Vince Friese
+5641
$1,148.20
Grant Harlan
+5641
$1,148.20
Mitchell Harrison
+5641
$1,148.20
Jeremy Hand
+5641
$1,148.20
Kevin Moranz
+5641
$1,148.20
John Short
+5641
$1,148.20
Cade Clason
+5641
$1,148.20
Freddie Noren
+5641
$1,148.20
Anthony Rodriguez
+5641
$1,148.20
Justin Starling
+5641
$1,148.20
Tristan Lane
+5641
$1,148.20
Scott Meshey
+5641
$1,148.20
Josh Cartwright
+5641
$1,148.20
Zack Williams
+5641
$1,148.20
Logan Karnow
+5641
$1,148.20
Cory Carsten
+5641
$1,148.20
Cheyenne Harmon
+5641
$1,148.20
Josh Greco
+5641
$1,148.20
Bobby Piazza
+5641
$1,148.20
Preston Taylor
+5641
$1,148.20
Tyler Gibbs
+5641
$1,148.20
Addison Emory Iv
+5641
$1,148.20
Scotty Wennerstrom
+5641
$1,148.20
H2H Odds
Justin Hill meets Malcolm Stewart in one of the fiercest matchups in the final round. Hill enters as the underdog at +127, but he’s finished ahead of Stewart in two of the last five rounds, averaging 9.4. Stewart carries the same average in that period, but has outclassed Hill in three rounds. Our quest for value is further satisfied by Justin Cooper in his clash with Chase Sexton. Cooper has beaten Sexton twice in five rounds and holds a better finishing average across those rounds at 7.6.
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Matchup
Moneyline
Payout on $20
Justin Hill
+127
$45.40
Malcolm Stewart
-170
$31.76
Jorge Prado
-139
$34.39
Justin Barcia
+105
$41.00
Hunter Lawrence
-141
$34.18
Ken Roczen
+107
$41.40
Cooper Webb
+112
$42.40
Eli Tomac
-149
$33.42
Chase Sexton
-153
$33.07
Justin Cooper
+115
$43.00
Winning Manufacturer
After their round 16 victory, Honda has joined Suzuki as the winningest manufacturer this year. The Japanese manufacturers have each registered five triumphs, four in the past eight rounds. These scalps are all courtesy of dominant runs by Hunter Lawrence and Ken Roczen. KTM starts as the third favorite, after winning the Salt Lake City leg in 2025. The Austrian manufacturer has found its bike inside of Victory Lane on four occasions this campaign, all coming from Eli Tomac. Yamaha and Kawasaki complete the honorary victor list this year, but their top riders, Cooper Webb and Chase Sexton, are not at the level we’ve come to expect from them. They each have one win to their names leading into the final stop of the SX Championship.
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Manufacturer
Odds
Payout on $20
Honda
+132
$46.40
Suzuki
+165
$53.00
KTM
+440
$108.00
Yamaha
+452
$110.40
Kawasaki
+829
$185.80
Ducati
+3000
$620.00
Husqvarna
+4003
$820.60
Triumph
+20162
$4,052.40
Winning W.O Lawrence or Roczen
Lawrence and Roczen are embroiled in a fierce battle for the 2026 SX title, but there is still plenty to race for in the midfield. Eli Tomac starts as the rider to beat in this market, after securing top honors in this race a week ago. Tomac crossed the line in third in Colorado, the best finish behind the table toppers. Chase Sexton lines up in Utah with favorable odds at +391, but he has not prevailed in the midfield since Detroit. On the opposite end of the form spectrum, Cooper Webb is worth a look after three midfield victories in the past four rounds. Finally, Justin Cooper is worth a look, contributing one midfield victory to the cause in the previous five rounds.
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Rider
Midfield Winner
Payout on $20
Eli Tomac
+178
$55.60
Cooper Webb
+274
$74.80
Chase Sexton
+391
$98.20
Justin Cooper
+449
$109.80
Jorge Prado
+1250
$270.00
Justin Barcia
+1683
$356.60
Malcolm Stewart
+2023
$424.60
Justin Hill
+4229
$865.80
Dylan Ferrandis
+4662
$952.40
Shane McElrath
+10653
$2,150.60
Dean Wilson
+10653
$2,150.60
Christian Craig
+10653
$2,150.60
Garrett Marchbanks
+10653
$2,150.60
Colt Nichols
+10653
$2,150.60
Jordon Smith
+10653
$2,150.60
Scotty Wennerstrom
+11011
$2,222.20
Kyle Chisholm
+11011
$2,222.20
Jeremy Hand
+11394
$2,298.80
Vince Friese
+11394
$2,298.80
Mitchell Harrison
+11394
$2,298.80
Grant Harlan
+11394
$2,298.80
Cade Clason
+11394
$2,298.80
Kevin Moranz
+11394
$2,298.80
Justin Starling
+11394
$2,298.80
Anthony Rodriguez
+11394
$2,298.80
Tristan Lane
+11394
$2,298.80
Freddie Noren
+11394
$2,298.80
Josh Cartwright
+11394
$2,298.80
Zack Williams
+11394
$2,298.80
Scott Meshey
+11394
$2,298.80
Logan Karnow
+11394
$2,298.80
John Short
+11394
$2,298.80
Cory Carsten
+11394
$2,298.80
Cheyenne Harmon
+11394
$2,298.80
Josh Greco
+11394
$2,298.80
Bobby Piazza
+11394
$2,298.80
Preston Taylor
+11394
$2,298.80
Addison Emory Iv
+11394
$2,298.80
Tyler Gibbs
+11394
$2,298.80
2026 SX Futures Odds
We couldn’t ask for a better final round of the Championship. It’s all to race for, and only one unit separates Hunter Lawrence from Ken Roczen. Either racer can win the title here, which is why the odds are split at -115. Both riders have five wins to their name this season, but Roczen holds a superior finishing average in the past five outings at 1.6. Lawrence has racked up a 3.31 finishing average in 2026, only missing the podium places in three rounds. The only real blemish on his record was an 18th-place return in Detroit. However, the Australian has bounced back since, recording two wins and two third places.
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Rider
Futures Odds
Payout on $20
Ken Roczen
-115
$37.39
Hunter Lawrence
-115
$37.39
SX SLC DFS
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Rider
Finishing Position
Hunter Lawrence
2.5
Ken Roczen
2.5
Eli Tomac
3.5
Cooper Webb
3.5
Chase Sexton
3.5
Justin Hill
5.5
Justin Cooper
5.5
Jorge Prado
5.5
Justin Barcia
5.5
Malcolm Stewart
5.5
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After 16 thrilling rounds of 2026 Supercross action, we’ve arrived at the final jump. Riders hit the dirt in Salt Lake City this Saturday for the final round of the Championship, and it’s all to race for. Only one point separates Ken Roczen and Hunter Lawrence in the standings, and the duo is heavily favored in the pre-event odds for this week. We’re spicing up the betting markets for the final with DraftKings, bringing you exacta, trifecta, and more top finishing odds. Discover the best bets and tips for the SX swansong in our preview below.
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Schedule and How to Watch Supercross SLC
The Rice-Eccles Stadium in Salt Lake City, Utah, takes center stage this weekend for the 2026 SX finale. Competitors ride out for qualifying in the late morning on Saturday, May 9, before saddling up for the main event at 5:00 pm MT. All eyes are on Ken Roczen to see if he can fend off the charge from Hunter Lawrence in the title race. Catch the last razzle in this year’s series live on Peacock TV, and follow the qualifying results and schedule on the dedicated SLC event page.
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SX Salt Lake City 2026 Prop Betting Markets
The final round of the 2026 Supercross Championship brings you more betting markets than ever. DraftKings is your go-to for wagers on the showdown in Utah, and this Saturday, you can dabble in special prop bets including exactas, trifectas, and top 2, 4, 6, and 10 finishes. Here are the pre-event odds for the extended offerings ahead of this weekend.
Exacta Odds
An exacta presents longer odds, because you have to predict the winner and runner-up in the order that they finish. The Championship Standings leader, Ken Roczen, is our first choice, as he’s ended first or second four times in the past five rounds. Cooper Webb is the next most consistent rider in recent races, producing three second places in the past five weekends.
An exacta for Roczen to prevail and Webb to place second is +3343, translating into a potential payout of $688.60 on a $20.00 bet. The other sensible choice is to consider Roczen for the checkered flag and Hunter Lawrence to finish runner-up. That exacta is opening at +832. Lawrence averages 2.8 across the previous five rounds, carrying two wins with him into Utah.
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Exacta Box Odds
If you’re after an exacta but are unsure in which order the riders will finish, an exacta box bet might suit your needs. You can pick the first two riders to finish, but it doesn’t matter who wins or comes second. Hunter Lawrence lines up on the start hill with a 62.5% top 2 return this season, making him a solid option for one of the spots in your exacta box.
Roczen is next up with eight finishes in this category, and if you join him and Lawrence, they’re priced at +343 to take the top spots. Next on the honors board is Eli Tomac, who has produced a win or runner-up return in six events this season. Given Roczen’s winning form and Tomac’s timeless class, the two could be an option at +1134. Alternatively, you could look at Lawrence and Tomac at +812.
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Trifecta Odds
There is the potential for a lucrative day if you can nail the trifecta. But, it’s easier said than done, because you need to pick the first three finishers in the exact order they cross the line. We’ve already looked at Roczen, Lawrence, and Tomac’s form, and that would be our first port of call.
The sportsbooks have the trio at +3264 to finish in the order we listed. When you look at their recent finishing averages, it makes sense. Roczen sits at 1.6 across the previous five rounds, Lawrence is at 2.8, and since Tomac was injured, we’ll take his season average of 4.0. If you’re after longer odds, then a Roczen, Lawrence, and Cooper Webb finish is worth a look. They’re priced at +4137 to finish in that order.
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Trifectas Box Odds
Picking the first three riders in order is a mighty ask, but there is an alternative. Instead, you can pick the three podium finishers, regardless of the order in which they greet the checkered flag. Naturally, the trio of Tomac, Lawrence, and Roczen demands attention at +678. They have collectively stood on the rostrum 32 times this season, with Roczen and Lawrence contributing 12 each to the cause.
A seven-time top-three finisher in 2026, Cooper Webb is also in the conversation for a trifecta box. Our instinct is to pair him up with Lawrence and Roczen for a very fair price of +1013. Alternatively, there is the option of Webb, Tomac, and Lawrence, and +2271. or the more bang for buck listing of Webb, Tomac, and Roczen, and +3092.
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Top 2 Odds
Every week, we cover markets for the top three and top five finishes, but we’ve incorporated a top two finish for the finale. Lawrence is the overwhelming favorite in this market after registering 10 Top 2 returns across 16 rounds. This is the best in the field, and he’s averaging 2.8 in his last five starts. Lawrence’s title rival, Roczen, also holds short odds, but they’re slightly more favorable at -133. His average of 1.6 in the last five rounds shows that he’s a sensible pick for a top 2.
Tomac only returned from the sidelines last weekend, but he impressed to finish third. He’s endured a tough season with injury, after starting with six top twos in the first nine rounds. Webb enters this market at +285 and brings three runner-ups to Salt Lake City in his last five starts. He averages 4.4 in the last five, impacted heavily by his 11th-place finish last weekend. Our last contender, Chase Sexton, can never be written off, but he has battled this campaign, securing only two finishes inside the first two places.
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Top 4 Odds
Aside from the favorites, Cooper Webb attracts our attention for a top-four finish, averaging 4.4 across the previous 10 rounds. He’s also finished inside the first four in 60% of those events. Following him on the odds sheet is Chase Sexton at +135, who has found himself among the front four riders in three of the six rounds since returning to the dirt.
Stability has proven challenging for Justin Cooper in recent weeks, but we can’t ignore his five top-four places since Arlington. Malcolm Stewart has thrown his name into the top 4 conversation after placing fourth in Denver. It was his second such result of the term, but his overall finishing average of 10.19 leaves questions about his consistency.
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Top 6 Odds
We mentioned Justin Cooper for a top 4 finish, where his odds are extremely favorable. He enters Utah with negative odds for a top 6, but still fair at -101. Cooper’s last two races haven’t gone according to plan with consecutive 13th-place runs, but his last 10 races paint a different picture. He’s ended inside the top 6 in 60% of those rounds, and averages 6.56 across the season.
Cooper is followed in the odds by the fast starter, Jorge Prado, who has five top-six places to his name. The last one arrived in Colorado a week ago, where he took sixth place. Justin Hill is a relatively new entrant into the top finisher discussion, after producing two top sixes in the past five rounds. Those are his only two performances in this sector across 2026.
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Top 10 Odds
Justin Barcia suffered a horror accident in the season opener, which kept him out until Philadelphia. He produced a campaign best of eighth a week ago, and deserves consideration for a follow-up top 10 here. Another rider whose campaign was interrupted by injury was Dylan Ferrandis, but he’s produced a stable comeback since Detroit. He’s entered the top 10 in five out of six rounds since returning to the track, and has a 78.6% top 10 average across 14 events this year.
Moving to the outsiders, Christian Craig is a double top-10 finisher in 2026. However, his last result in this category came in the Indianapolis Triple Crown round. One place below Craig on the odds table is Shane McElrath, who offers the best value for money in this market. He’s recorded three top 10s in his previous five rounds, averaging 10.8 in that period. But, despite his form, he enters the finale at +199.
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Supercross SLC Best Bets Odds
Odds for Main Race Holeshot
The battle for first corner dominance has revolved around Jorge Prado and Hunter Lawrence all season. Both riders have racked up six holeshot awards in 2026 and account for 70% of the honors in the past 10 races. The older Lawrence brother has registered four in that period, while Prado has three to his name. Spaniard rider Prado has his tail up in this contest, after beating the field through the opening corner in Colorado last weekend. Ken Roczen, Cooper Webb, and Eli Tomac boast the next best record of two holeshots apiece across the term.
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Odds for Fastest Qualifier
Championship leader Ken Roczen hits the dirt in Utah as the favorite to qualify fastest. He produced the goods in Denver seven days ago, to register his second quickest qualification in 2026. Both his achievements have arrived in the last five rounds. The German-American’s closest rival this year, Hunter Lawrence has sttopped the clock fastes one time more than Roczen, but finds himself as the second favorite for this market. Overall, Eli Tomac has owned this contest across the term, starting at the front of the grid on five occassions. His last success arrived in Nashville, prior to injuring his hip.
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Odds for Event Winner
A tantalizing battle awaits in the event winner market. Hunter Lawrence and Ken Roczen line up with a 50% win rate in their last eight starts. The duo accounts for all of the victories in the last eight rounds of the series, highlighting their class over their peers. Roczen has entered Victory Lane three times in the last five races, but Lawrence clinched top honors in the previous round to take his tally to five wins this year. He’s now tied with Roczen as the winningest rider in the competition, with five scalps to his name.
Eli Tomac impressed on his return from injury last weekend, bagging the final spot on the podium. He’s a four-time victor this season, but endured a rocky middle part of the campaign, after a sensational start. His last triumph arrived in Daytona Beach, and he injured himself in Cleveland, missing that round and the trip to Philadelphia. Chase Sexton and Cooper Webb complete this season’s winner’s roll, carrying a scalp a piece with them into the finale. Webb struggled in Denver, finishing outside of the top 10 and breaking a three round podium streak.
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Expert Pick
It’s a tight race between the utterly dominant duo of Ken Roczen and Hunter Lawrence, but the latter takes our expert pick. The Australian arrives at the finale with a 50% victory rate in the last 10 rounds and has only missed the podium twice during that period. Sportsbooks have the older Lawrence priced at +147 for a trip inside Victory Lane, potentially paying out $49.40 for a $20.00 stake.
Odds for a Podium
Eli Tomac returned to the dirt in Denver after skipping Philadelphia due to injury. It didn’t take the four-time winner long to get back on track, bagging the final spot on the podium last weekend. He’s notched up nine rostrums in 14 races this year. Only Roczen and Lawrence have entered the top three more times than Tomac, and he’s favorably priced at -121 for the final round. Moving on to Chase Sexton, his odds are positive for a rostrum this weekend, because he hasn’t achieved one since his runner-up in Detroit. Justin Cooper finds himself just under Sexton, after struggling in the last two rounds. He’s crossed the line in 13th, in consecutive races, but has found the podium twice in the past five rounds.
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Top 5 Odds
Holeshot hero, Jorge Prado, just missed out on a top five in round 16, crossing the line in sixth. He only has three top-five place finishes in 2026, with the last one arriving in St. Louis. Just ahead of the Spaniard on the odds table is Justin Cooper, who has consistently found himself battling for a first five finish this year. Cooper has racked up eight top fives across the series, including a 60% return rate in the previous 10 rounds. Malcolm Stewart arrives as a value for money option at +250, despite earning three top-five finishes in the past seven outings. The Husqvarna rider lines up fresh off the back of a fourth-place return at altitude in Denver.
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H2H Odds
Justin Hill meets Malcolm Stewart in one of the fiercest matchups in the final round. Hill enters as the underdog at +127, but he’s finished ahead of Stewart in two of the last five rounds, averaging 9.4. Stewart carries the same average in that period, but has outclassed Hill in three rounds. Our quest for value is further satisfied by Justin Cooper in his clash with Chase Sexton. Cooper has beaten Sexton twice in five rounds and holds a better finishing average across those rounds at 7.6.
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Winning Manufacturer
After their round 16 victory, Honda has joined Suzuki as the winningest manufacturer this year. The Japanese manufacturers have each registered five triumphs, four in the past eight rounds. These scalps are all courtesy of dominant runs by Hunter Lawrence and Ken Roczen. KTM starts as the third favorite, after winning the Salt Lake City leg in 2025. The Austrian manufacturer has found its bike inside of Victory Lane on four occasions this campaign, all coming from Eli Tomac. Yamaha and Kawasaki complete the honorary victor list this year, but their top riders, Cooper Webb and Chase Sexton, are not at the level we’ve come to expect from them. They each have one win to their names leading into the final stop of the SX Championship.
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Winning W.O Lawrence or Roczen
Lawrence and Roczen are embroiled in a fierce battle for the 2026 SX title, but there is still plenty to race for in the midfield. Eli Tomac starts as the rider to beat in this market, after securing top honors in this race a week ago. Tomac crossed the line in third in Colorado, the best finish behind the table toppers. Chase Sexton lines up in Utah with favorable odds at +391, but he has not prevailed in the midfield since Detroit. On the opposite end of the form spectrum, Cooper Webb is worth a look after three midfield victories in the past four rounds. Finally, Justin Cooper is worth a look, contributing one midfield victory to the cause in the previous five rounds.
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2026 SX Futures Odds
We couldn’t ask for a better final round of the Championship. It’s all to race for, and only one unit separates Hunter Lawrence from Ken Roczen. Either racer can win the title here, which is why the odds are split at -115. Both riders have five wins to their name this season, but Roczen holds a superior finishing average in the past five outings at 1.6. Lawrence has racked up a 3.31 finishing average in 2026, only missing the podium places in three rounds. The only real blemish on his record was an 18th-place return in Detroit. However, the Australian has bounced back since, recording two wins and two third places.
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