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Street Outlaws is a reality TV show that follows the lives and races of street racers across the US. The show features various teams and drivers who compete for money, fame, and bragging rights on the streets. However, not everything is smooth sailing for the racers, as they often face conflicts, drama, and challenges along the way. One of the most recent and controversial feuds on the show involved two of the most popular drivers: Big Chief and Precious. Big Chief, whose real name is Justin Shearer, is a veteran racer from Oklahoma City who has been on the show since its inception in 2013. He is known for his charismatic personality, his love for racing, and his impressive car, The Crow. Precious, whose full name is Precious Cooper, is a female racer from Memphis who joined the show in 2016. She is nicknamed the “Queen of the Streets” for her fearless driving skills and her ability to beat male opponents. Video by Street Outlaws Insider Big Chief and Jackie Braasch on Street Outlaws: Memphis. Photo by Discovery UK The feud between Big Chief and Precious reportedly started during the filming of the second season of America’s List, a spin-off series of Street Outlaws that features the top 20 street racers in the country. According to some online sources, Big Chief and Precious got into a heated argument over the rules of the show, which led to Big Chief’s girlfriend, Jackie Braasch, also getting involved. The sources claim that Precious was unhappy with the “race your way in” policy, which allowed some drivers from Street Outlaws: Memphis to join America’s List without having to qualify. Big Chief, on the other hand, defended the policy and accused Precious of being biased towards her team. Big Chief and Precious got into a heated argument over the rules of the America’s List. Photo by Discovery UK The altercation was so intense that Big Chief and Jackie decided to leave the show and return home, effectively quitting America’s List. However, neither Big Chief nor Precious have confirmed or denied the rumors of their feud publicly. In fact, Big Chief posted a video on YouTube explaining his reasons for leaving the show, but he did not mention anything about Precious or their fight. He said that he was unhappy with the changes made to the show’s format and rules, and that he felt disrespected by the production company. He also said that he wanted to focus on his own racing career and his family. Big Chief and JJ Da Boss on Street Outlaws: Memphis. Photo by Discovery UK As for Precious, she has not addressed the issue either. She has continued to appear on Street Outlaws: Memphis and America’s List, where she has proven to be a formidable racer. She has also maintained a positive relationship with her teammates and other drivers on the show. It is unclear whether Big Chief and Precious will ever reconcile or face each other again on the streets. Fans of Street Outlaws are divided over their feud, with some supporting Big Chief and others siding with Precious. Some fans also believe that their feud was staged for publicity or drama purposes. Video by Street Outlaws Insider Regardless of what really happened between them, Big Chief and Precious are both talented and passionate racers who have earned their respect and fame in the street racing world. They have also inspired many people with their stories and achievements. Hopefully, they will be able to resolve their differences peacefully and continue to entertain their fans with their racing skills.

In an electrifying turn of events, Damon Merchant and his Rogue 405 have secured their second Invitational victory in a remarkable rookie season at the Galot Motorsports Park. The No Prep Kings event proved to be an adrenaline-fueled spectacle, and Merchant's stellar performance has left fans in awe. This achievement is not only a testament to his skill but also exemplifies the remarkable results that dedication and focus can bring. The weekend showcased the impressive capabilities of ProCharger cars, with a series of standout performances that left a lasting impact on the racing world. Damon Merchant got his Invitational win at Galot Motorsports Park. Rookie sensation claims second Invitational victory! Photo by Richard Rowe The Galot No Prep Kings event has been an exhilarating spectacle of speed and competition. In the semifinals, two formidable contenders, Ryan and Kayla, squared off in an epic battle. Both drivers were powered by Pro Charger, adding an extra layer of intensity to the race. Ryan ultimately clinched victory, crossing the finish line with a lead of just a few car lengths. Impressive showing of ProCharger cars at NPK. Photo by Damon Merchant Ryan Martin's success in this race underscores his prowess as a top-tier racer. It also puts to rest any lingering doubts and conspiracy theories that may have arisen earlier in the year. Despite not being in the running for the individual championship, Ryan's performance in the main Invitational point standings is nothing short of impressive. Ryan Martin and Vixen. Photo by Richard Rowe The excitement doesn't stop there. The finals promise to be a clash of the titans, as Damon, one of the series' rookies, is set to go head-to-head with Ryan Martin. While Ryan's experience and track record are noteworthy, we're still rooting for Damon. His journey through the ranks has been nothing short of remarkable. As the sole number one contender in the NPK Invitational, he has leapfrogged ahead of established racers like Nate Sayler and Kye Kelley, who are currently ranked second and third, respectively. Damon Merchant's journey in the NPK has been nothing short of spectacular. Hailing from the ranks of rookies, he has rapidly ascended to become a prominent figure in the competitive world of street racing. Merchant's success is a remarkable example of how much can be achieved with limited resources when the focus is in the right areas. His dedication to the sport and relentless pursuit of excellence have certainly paid off. With two Invitational victories under his belt during his first season, he has cemented his status as a formidable force on the racing scene. Damon Merchant got his Invitational win at Galot Motorsports Park. Rookie sensation claims second Invitational victory! Photo by Richard Rowe One noteworthy aspect of this weekend's racing extravaganza was the impressive showing of ProCharger cars. These high-performance machines demonstrated their mettle on the track, consistently outshining the competition. The remarkable achievements of these vehicles reaffirm the capabilities of ProCharger technology and the dedication of the teams behind them. Damon Merchant and the Fireball Camaro, in particular, emerged as a dominant force throughout the event. Their journey to the finals was marked by fierce competition and impressive displays of skill. In the end, Rogue 405 triumphed in the finals, sealing a remarkable weekend for ProCharger cars. The significance of this victory extends beyond the individual achievement. Not only did a ProCharger car claim the top spot, but the event also saw a notable shift in the Invitational points standings. The rise in rankings by not one, but two spots, underscores the consistency and competitive edge of these vehicles. Damon Merchant got his Invitational win at Galot Motorsports Park. Photo by Upshift360 Congratulations are in order not only for Damon Merchant but for all the drivers and teams who contributed to the success of the No Prep Kings event. Their unwavering commitment and relentless pursuit of excellence do not go unnoticed. The NPK continues to be a breeding ground for incredible talent and unforgettable moments in the world of street racing, and Damon Merchant's remarkable journey is a shining example of the spirit of competition and achievement that defines this sport. Video by Upshift

Racing cars at high speed is putting your life in danger, but some people have dreamed of becoming the fastest race car driver in the world. One of such famous name is Pat Musi, who is also the father of popular drag racer, Lizzy Musi. Pat Musi is an eight-time Pro Street World Champion auto racer and has 30 years of experience in this very field. How did Pat Musi get into drag Racing? How much money does he earn today? Take a sneak peek, these are some facts about Pat Musi. Video by Street Outlaws Insider Pat Musi Began Racing in 1969 Pat Musi, a championship auto racer and 30-year performance specialist, was born in 1961 in North Carolina, United States. Described as “one of the most intimidating and influential doorslammer racers in the country,” Musi opened Pat Musi Performance in Carteret, NJ, in 1969 at the age of 18. That same year he started his racing career, which includes several Pro Street World Championships (including four straight from 2000-2003) and records. Now, he will continue the quest for a Pro Nitrous World Championship with the Edelbrock-sponsored “King Kong 7” Dodge Dart, which is being piloted by Lizzy Musi. Video by Street Outlaws Insider Pat Musi Joins Edelbrock Corp Pat Musi has been hired as a product development consultant for aftermarket performance product manufacturer Edelbrock Corp. In this new role, Musi will focus on nitrous systems, as well as racing cylinder heads and high-horsepower EFI products. His mechanical skills made some new products for Edelbrock. Most recently, he shared a post on social media in which he and Edelbrock Cylinder Head Product Manager Matt Gamble review a new set of Edelbrock DR-23 after it arrived at Musi Racing Engines. Pat Musi and Edelbrock Cylinder Head Product Manager Matt Gamble review a new set of Edelbrock DR-23 “Pat is an expert on racing products, especially nitrous,” said President and CEO Vic Edelbrock. “His expertise and enthusiasm will translate into some very exciting new products for Edelbrock. We’re totally committed to the drag racing community and really happy to have a guy like Pat on our team.” “I’m really looking forward to joining forces with Edelbrock,” Musi said. “Edelbrock already makes top-notch products hardcore racing products. I’m just going to help make them even better by offering suggestions and tips.” On January 15, 2020, he tweeted, they were excited for the upcoming of the Edelbrock USA Race Center in Mooresville, NC. In the photo, the Edelbrock CEO Don Barry and Regional Account Sales Manager Marc Patterson was discussing with Pat Musi in the center during their visit. Edelbrock CEO Don Barry and Regional Account Sales Manager Marc Patterson was discussing with Pat Musi in the center during their visit Owner Of Musi Racing Engines Pat Musi, the legendary engine builder and owner of Pat Musi Racing Engines, celebrates his 50th year in business in 2020. Musi began his career running a small speed shop in Carteret, New Jersey, and quickly became of the most successful engine builders in motorsports. “It’s exciting to see everything you’ve worked for come together,” Musi said. “We’ve proven ourselves over the years, and we’ve won a lot of championships and had a lot of success. It’s been pretty cool.” Pat Musi, owner of Musi Racing Engines Based in Mooresville, North Carolina, Pat Musi Racing Engines is a one-stop shop for sportsman engines with a Pro Mod pedigree. Pat Musi Racing Engines controls every component of the engine, from in-house manifolds to custom cylinder heads. A few years back, Pat teamed up with the Professional Drag Racer’s Association to service all their car engines. At the time, his daughter was preparing for her PDRA debut. Later he moved his shop from New Jersey to North Carolina to watch Lizzy races. In addition to his engines business, Musi works as a crew for the Frank-Brandon Pro Nitrous Dodge, whereas his daughter handles driving duties. Pat Musi Partnership with Brisk USA Spark Plugs The owner of Pat Musi Racing Engines partnered with Brisk USA Spark Plugs in December 2019 in Mooresville, NC. In the new project, Pat will include the innovative and high rated Brisk USA Spark Plugs with a strong alliance. Brisks offers the latest technology in spark plug design that helps to improve engine performance and fuel economy. Pat said Brisk has good products, and he is really excited to bring them on board – from high end 959 cubic-inch engines on down to 555 cubic-inch motors. Pat Musi posted an image of new partnership with Brisk Spark Plugs How Much Does Pat Musi Make Money from His Profession? The former drag racer makes millions of worth from his professional career. He earns money from not only his racing but also from his shop as well. Now, the retired drag racer is more focused on building engines. Although it is unclear about Pat Musi’s actual net worth, we can surely say that he has an estimated net worth over $2 million. He has his own shop ‘Pat Musi Racing Engines,’ which he moved to 10,000 square feet in Mooresville, NC. He raced Pro Stock for many years and then transitioned to Pro Street and won several championships. Further, he got into Pro Mod, where his shop was named Engine Builder of the Year four-time by PDRA (Professional Drag Racers Association). Besides, he earns considerable extra money from his merchandise where you can buy Pat Musi Racing Engines gears such as t-shirts, hoodies, hats, sweatshirts, and more. Pat Musi Shop Down in the video below, we get to know more about Pat Musi, a legend and inspiration to young racers who followed in his footsteps and chased the dream at various levels. Video by Lizzy Musi Racing

In a riveting adventure that has kept fans on the edge of their seats, the "Murder Nova Car Tour Street Outlaws vs. the World" has made a significant impact worldwide. The renowned Murder Nova car, celebrated for its incredible speed and sheer power, has embarked on a global journey to showcase its dominance on international streets. The OG Murder Nova at Street Outlaws vs The World. Photo by Discovery This tour highlights the iconic Murder Nova car, driven by the enigmatic figure known as "Murder Nova," as they take on challengers hailing from various corners of the world. Their fearless determination is aimed at illustrating how street racing is truly mastered. The Murder Nova stands out as a supercharger-equipped vehicle, known for its simplicity and lack of intricate gadgets and switches. The OG Murder Nova at Street Outlaws vs The World. Photo by Murder Nova A fundamental aspect of the Murder Nova is its safety fire system, a critical component that is activated by the crew just before the car makes a run. This system serves as an essential fail-safe mechanism, prioritizing both the driver's well-being and the preservation of the vehicle. It stands as a clear testament to the meticulous planning and unwavering dedication invested in every run. Beneath the hood of the Murder Nova lies a heart-pounding three-speed transmission equipped with a Mark Mickey shifter. The entire configuration is seamlessly controlled by the ft600, an electronic system that plays a pivotal role in enhancing the car's overall performance. The Murder Nova is a remarkable testament to the marriage of cutting-edge technology and the fusion of power and precision within the realm of street racing. The Murder Nova car tour. Photo by Discovery An impressive feature of the Murder Nova is its Air Motive fuel system, a cutting-edge technology that guarantees consistent and exceptional performance, whether on the streets or the racetrack. The crew uses hash marks to monitor the blower's condition, simplifying the maintenance schedule. As the Murder Nova team embarks on their global journey, they are met with enthusiastic fans and like-minded street racers in every corner of the world. This unique tour transcends being a mere speed showcase; it's a celebration of the worldwide community of street racers and the shared passion that binds them together. The Murder Nova car tour. Photo by Discovery The Murder Nova Car Tour stands as a unique opportunity for individuals to share their experiences, learn from one another, and, above all, unite through their shared love for the world of street racing. It's an event that transcends geographical boundaries, cultural differences, and language barriers, bringing together people who share a common passion for the thunderous sounds of engines and the adrenaline rush of the race. As Murder Nova and his team continue to make their mark on the world's streets, we can't help but be in awe of their unwavering dedication and the sheer power of their Murder Nova car. This tour serves as a poignant reminder that street racing is not just a casual hobby; it's a global phenomenon that continues to capture the hearts of millions, one race at a time. Video by Discovery

In the world of competitive racing, every second counts, and success hinges on a combination of skill, strategy, and well-maintained racing machines. Kye Kelley and his dedicated team understand this better than most, and their recent pit stop at Noonan speaks volumes about their commitment to precision and performance. For this racing team, the path to glory is within reach, as they strive for a mere 15 more points to claim their coveted prize. Friday nights have become synonymous with Championship dreams for this determined group of racers. It's the night when they put everything on the line, not just to participate but to emerge victorious. The season is theirs for the taking, and it's tantalizingly close. Photo by Noonan Race Engineering What's the secret to their success? It's not about luck; it's about hard work and meticulous attention to detail. To achieve their goal, they are willing to go the extra mile. There's no room for error when it comes to their racing machines. They understand that it takes more than just showing up at the track. To reach the championship, the team focuses on fine-tuning their racing engines. It's a process that involves putting in the hours and performing essential maintenance work. Racing is not just about speed; it's about precision, and the engines must be in impeccable condition. Kye Kelley stops by Noonan to touch up on Jang-A-Lang and see how the engine is doing. Photo by Noonan Race Engineering One key aspect of their preparation involves the cylinder heads, where a delicate valve job is carried out. These heads are the heart of their racing machines, and ensuring they are in perfect working order is vital. The team's commitment to perfection is evident as they go the extra mile, even rebuilding the engine from scratch when necessary. Kye Kelley team is all in for the points battle! Photo by Noonan Race Engineering Their dedication to excellence doesn't stop there. They understand that a winning engine is a team effort, and they entrust the experts at a machine shop to work their magic. A valve job is done to guarantee the valves seat properly and the engine remains a well-oiled machine. Video by Street Outlaws Insider The team is well ahead in the championship points, giving them some breathing room. Originally planning to race in North Carolina, they made a strategic pit stop to fine-tune their racing engine. With their home base just four hours away from the track, they seized the opportunity to ensure their engine was in top-notch condition. It's all about maintaining their edge in the championship race. Kye Kelley team is all in for the points battle! Photo by Noonan Race Engineering However, it's not just about the engines; it's about the racing experience itself. The team understands that even a minor glitch can cost them the championship. That's why they take their time to scrutinize every detail, including the grooves and surfaces of the engine components. Yet, the path to success isn't without its challenges. Mishaps can occur, like working on a carpeted surface that is less than ideal for such delicate work. Lessons are learned, but the team remains unfazed, focused on their ultimate goal. Kye Kelley team is all in for the points battle! Photo by Noonan Race Engineering As they gear up for the last three races of the season, the team is optimistic. They've recently freshened up their motor and performed the necessary valve job to ensure it runs smoothly. This meticulous preparation is what sets champions apart from the rest. Now, as they head to their next destination for the third-to-last race of the year, the team is brimming with confidence. Their freshened-up motor and the support of a well-equipped shop have given them the tools they need to excel. They're ready to take on one of the fastest tracks in the country, and their aspirations are high. The ultimate aim? To clinch the championship title, and to do that, Kye Kelley knows he and his team need to win the upcoming race. The pressure is on, but they've put in the hard work, and they're ready to embrace the challenge. Photo by Mallory Elizabeth Photography In the world of racing, success is not just about speed; it's about strategy, precision, and unwavering determination. For this Great 8 racing team, Friday nights are about more than just races; they're about inching closer to their championship dreams. Video by Noonan Race Engineering

In the exhilarating world of street racing, the No Prep Kings Season 6 has been nothing short of thrilling. The racing world at Galot Motorsports Park recently witnessed a trade alert that sent shockwaves through the Street Outlaws NPK community. Murder Nova, a prominent figure in the racing scene, orchestrated a significant trade deal. In a stunning move, Murder Nova traded B-rad and James "Doc" Love, along with a generous sum of $7,500 in cash, and a Burromax Scooter to Mike Murrilo in exchange for the talented duo of Scott Taylor and Brandon James. This trade deal has the racing community buzzing with excitement. Trade Alert at Galot Motorsports Park. Photo by streetoutlaws_npkspoilers The acquisition of Scott Taylor and Brandon James adds a fresh dynamic to the Murder Nova team. The anticipation is high to see how these new additions will impact the team's performance in the upcoming races. It's clear that the Murder Nova team is poised for some thrilling races, and fans are eagerly awaiting to see how Scott Taylor and Brandon James elevate their game to new heights. Can Scott Taylor and Brandon James step up and help propel the team to victory? Tune into the remaining No Prep Kings events this season to find out! That pin on his shirt! Photo by Richard Rowe In addition to the trade alert, there has been a change in the schedule due to the unpredictable weather. The forecasted rain on Saturday prompted a schedule adjustment for the Street Outlaws NPK event. The races will now take place on Friday and Sunday, ensuring that fans can still enjoy the high-octane action despite the weather challenges. Event moved due to the forecasted rain on Saturday. Photo by No Prep Kings Heading into the semi-finals, the matchups are set: Nate Sayler vs Murder Nova and Axman vs Damon Merchant. Nate Sayler goes head-to-head with Murder Nova, while Axman faces off against Damon Merchant. These matchups promise to be intense battles, with each racer striving for victory. Video by Street Outlaws Insider In a thrilling conclusion, it was Nate Sayler who emerged as the Great 8 winner at Galot Motorsports Park. This is also his first career Great 8 event win. His impressive performance throughout the event has solidified his position as the one to beat for the remainder of the season. The racing community is abuzz with excitement as they look forward to the upcoming races, where Nate Sayler is obviously the person to beat! Nate Sayler dominates the Great 8 at Galot Motorsports Park. Photo by Richard Rowe As of the latest update, Kye Kelley still maintains his stronghold on the first position with a solid 50 points. It's worth noting that even though Kye exited the Great 8 in the first round in the past two races and only managed to advance one round earlier, he's held onto that top spot. However, hot on Kye's tail is Axman, with an impressive 39.5 points. This has set the stage for a tantalizing battle for the championship. The recent Galot Great 8 event saw Nate Sayler emerging victorious, defeating a formidable competitor. Nate's win catapulted him to third place with 35 points, and it's clear that he's a force to be reckoned with. The Great 8 totals with Kye Kelley still on top spot. Photo by Street Outlaws Stat Guy Meanwhile, Murder Nova has secured a respectable 30 points, while Giuseppe Gentile is not far behind with 29 points. The standings further include Kayla with 26 points, Damon with 17.5 points, and Lizzy with 16 points. However, the racers below Lizzy, such as Robin Roberts, Ryan Martin, David Gates, Kallee Mills, Chuck 55, and Jim Howe, have fewer than 16 points and are not in contention for the individual championship. The chances of Lizzy and Damon securing the championship are slim, as they would need to win both upcoming races while Kye Kelley is eliminated early. In the world of drag racing, though, surprises can happen, and nothing can be ruled out, especially in No Prep Kings. The competition is set to intensify, and Kye Kelley's position at the top is far from secure. Axman, in particular, is a major contender and could potentially catch up to Kye. The upcoming races are crucial, with the last event of the season offering double points, which could completely change the championship landscape. Photo by Lizzy Musi What makes this season even more exciting is that the title is up for grabs, and even racers like Kayla, with 26 points, could emerge as a dark horse if they perform exceptionally well in the next two races and if circumstances align in their favor. Anything can happen in the unpredictable world of drag racing, especially in the No Prep Kings series. Photo by Mallory Elizabeth Photography As the season progresses, we are witnessing the rise and fall of contenders, with each race bringing new possibilities and challenges. The individual championship is in a state of constant flux, with racers giving it their all to claim the coveted title. Will Kye Kelley maintain his lead, or will someone else emerge as the ultimate champion? Only time will tell, but one thing is for certain: the excitement and drama of No Prep Kings Season 6 are far from over. Now check put full video of the Great 8 class at Galot Motorsports Park by Upshift: Video by Upshift

In the exhilarating world of street racing, one name shines brighter than the others – Kye Kelley. Possessing an unmistakable devotion to the sport and an insatiable hunger for triumph, Kye Kelley has become the center of fervent debates and conjecture in the closely-knit racing community. In a recent Facebook update shared by Street Outlaws Live, Kelley's performance was put under scrutiny, casting uncertainties on his capability to uphold his leading position. However, Kelley, renowned for his resolute resolve, isn't one to shy away from a test. The showdown between Ryan Martin and Kye Kelley consistently garners the most attention and anticipation at every NPK event. Photo by Mallory Elizabeth Photography In a dramatic turn of events, Ryan Martin secured his first victory in the No Prep Kings event this season at Maple Grove. However, this triumph has raised questions about Kye Kelley, who currently sits atop the leaderboard but seems to be facing significant challenges. It's a storyline that has Street Outlaws fans buzzing with intrigue. Photo by Street Outlaws Live The Street Outlaws Live narrative appears to have taken a new twist this season, with the sentiment being "Anyone but Ryan." Fans seem eager to see anyone other than Ryan Martin emerge as the champion this time around. The desire to dethrone the reigning champion is palpable. With Ryan Martin finally facing serious competition in the form of Kye Kelley, the anticipation is growing. This page also added fuel to the competitive flames by posing the question of whether Kye Kelley, the present frontrunner, could withstand the relentless Martin. The accompanying caption of the post posed the query, "Ryan Martin won his first no prep Kings event this season in Maple Grove. Can Kye Kelley, currently in first place but struggling, fend him off?" Kye Kelley is being trash-talked by the official Street Outlaws page?Photo by Street Outlaws Live Kye Kelley, who is currently occupying the coveted first-place spot, is reportedly experiencing some difficulties. Rumors suggest that he is clinging to his position by a thread, and many believe that Ryan Martin is closing in on the lead. Mathematically speaking, Ryan Martin is still very much in the running, which adds to the suspense of the competition. Kye Kelley derives his motivation from challenging situations and takes great satisfaction in quieting those who doubt him. Photo by Mallory Elizabeth Photography The outcome of this season could redefine the Street Outlaws landscape. If Ryan Martin manages to clinch the title this time, it would be a remarkable achievement. Some are already labeling him as the "Greatest of All Time" (GOAT) due to his previous accomplishments, such as winning the Mega Cash Days and three consecutive championships. However, adding another No Prep Kings title to his list of accolades would solidify his status as a true legend of the sport. Ryan Martin is back with his grey Fireball. Photo by Richard Rowe Despite the banter and posts taking shots at Kye Kelley's struggles, it's worth noting that Kye is not one to be underestimated. He is known for his ability to channel criticism and doubt into motivation. If there's one thing that can be counted on, it's that Kye will be using the negativity as fuel to push himself to greater heights. Kye Kelley is reportedly experiencing some difficulties but he is not one to be underestimated. Photo by Kye Kelley Racing As fans eagerly await the next No Prep Kings event, the rivalry between Ryan Martin and Kye Kelley continues to intensify. The question on everyone's mind is whether Kye Kelley can maintain his position at the top or if Ryan Martin will mount a late-season surge. No matter which driver emerges as the victor, this season of Street Outlaws promises to be one for the history books. So, lock in your predictions, as the battle for supremacy in the No Prep Kings is far from over. Check out the most sorted for races in NPK 6 - Kye Kelley vs Lizzy Musi and then Kye Kelley vs Ryan Martin by Upshift Video by Upshift

In the fast-paced world of street raciCurrent Points Standings after US 131 Race and Points Multiplier Breakdown for the Final Stretch!ng, every event counts, and the recent NPK event at US 131 Motorsports Park did not disappoint. The adrenaline was pumping as the top contenders battled it out, making for an unforgettable day of racing action. Photo by Street Outlaws Live The spotlight of the day fell on Nate Sayler, who delivered an impressive performance, ultimately emerging victorious in a closely fought final race against Kye Kelley. With this win, Nate now shares the top spot with Kye Kelley in the main Invitational point standings. Nate Sayler's meteoric rise from the Future Class is a testament to his dedication and racing prowess. Meanwhile, Kye Kelley, after a tough start to the season, has made a remarkable comeback, setting the stage for a captivating championship battle. Their consistency and exceptional racing skills have placed them as the two fastest cars in the competition. Individual points standings after US 131 race. Photo by Street Outlaws Stat Guy Damon secured the third position in the rankings, showcasing a stellar performance at the event. Not far behind are Lizzy Musi, Murder Nova, Kayla Morton, Ryan Martin, and Axman, making up the top eight. David Gates, Robin Roberts, Giuseppe Gentile, Jim Howe, Kallee Mills, and Rich Bruder also displayed their prowess, with Rich Bruder particularly impressing the crowd with his remarkable speed and agility. His car, which had faced significant challenges earlier, now seems to have been perfected. Video by Street Outalws Insider Further down the rankings, you'll find Scott Taylor, Daddy Dave, Chuck 55, Jeff Lutz, and Justin Swanstrom, who are still striving for their peak performance. The competition is fierce, with a roster of talented drivers vying for supremacy on the street racing scene. Jeff Lutz is still striving for his peak performance after collaboration with Pfi Speed. Photo by Mallory Elizabeth Photography In the team standings, Kye Kelley's team leads the pack, closely followed by Daddy Dave's team and Ryan's team. The introduction of new team members has added an extra layer of intrigue to the championship race. Murder Nova and Justin Swanstrom's teams are also in contention, making the team championship anyone's game. The upcoming races hold significant weight in the championship chase, with the second to last and third to last races offering points and a half, and the final race delivering double points. Team points standings after US 131 race. Photo by Street Outlaws Stat Guy With only three races remaining in the season and the points multiplier breakdown revealed by Street Outlaws Stat Guy, the upcoming season finale promises to be a game-changer! NPK points multiplier breakdown for the least 3 races. Photo by Street Outlaws Stat Guy Race 13 and 14 = 1.5x point multiplier Races 13 and 14 will introduce a dynamic twist with a 1.5x points multiplier, effectively adding a turbo boost to the proceedings. Every racer's quest for victory is about to intensify, and every strategic move on the track will hold greater significance. In the Invitational category, there's a substantial 15-point reward simply for earning a spot in the event. However, the real action takes place in the rounds, where an additional 15 points are up for grabs for each round advanced. This translates into a maximum of 90 points that could be claimed by the ultimate winner. The competition is fierce, and the chase for these valuable points promises to be nothing short of spectacular. The Great 8 category has its own set of point multipliers, with 4.5 points awarded for reaching the semifinals, 10.5 points for securing the runner-up position, and a whopping 15 points for the driver who crosses the finish line first. It's a thrilling showdown, and the contenders will pull out all the stops in their quest for supremacy. Race 15 Championship Weekend = 2x points Photo by Street Outlaws Live The real game-changer is Race 15: Championship Weekend, where a 2x points multiplier comes into play. This race represents the culmination of an exhilarating season, and every decision made on the track could make or break a racer's championship dreams. In the Invitational category during the Championship Weekend, a substantial 20 points await those who make it into the event. This intensifies the battle even further. Once again, every round advanced carries an additional 20 points, leading to a tantalizing maximum of 120 points that the overall winner could secure. It's a double-or-nothing situation, and the drivers are poised to leave it all on the line. The Great 8 category during Race 15 offers a generous points structure, with 6 points for those reaching the semifinals, 14 points for the runner-up, and an incredible 20 points for the champion. The stakes have never been higher, adding an element of unpredictability that is sure to captivate fans and racers alike. Mathematically only the drivers listed in blue for Great 8 points have a chance at the individual championship. Photo by Street Outlaws Stat Guy With only three more NPK events left for the championship, the stakes are higher than ever. The championship race is wide open, particularly from the fifth spot to the first spot, where any team can seize the title. The upcoming races promise to be a spectacle, and with the likes of Nate, Damon, Kye, and Lizzy in the mix, fans can expect thrilling showdowns and unpredictable outcomes. There are 3 drivers to have multiple Invitational Event Wins this season. Photo by Street Outlaws Stat Guy As we approach the season finale, the excitement and anticipation are reaching fever pitch. Will it be the seasoned veterans or the rising stars who seize the moment and etch their names in the annals of street racing history? One thing is for certain; with every point earned, the NPK championship becomes an even more coveted prize. Buckle up, because the thrilling finale is just around the corner, and the action is about to hit overdrive.

In the high-octane world of street racing, every moment counts, and sometimes things take an unexpected turn. Kamikaze, a well-known and respected figure in the street racing community, had an eventful night that no one could have predicted. What started as a daring callout and a bold return to his OG car, the El Camino, turned into a terrifying incident that had the entire racing community holding its breath. Chris KamiKaze's El Camino It almost feels like an inevitability in the world of racing that, with enough time behind the wheel, one is bound to experience a crash. Regrettably, Kamikaze Chris from the Street Outlaws series recently found himself in such a harrowing situation. In a recent turn of events, Chris disclosed that the beloved Chevrolet El Camino, affectionately dubbed "Elco," had met its tragic end. What remains is nothing more than a twisted and mangled shell, leaving little hope for any salvageable parts. Chris KamiKaze and his Elco destroyed after the huge crash The incident unfolded while filming an episode of Street Outlaws, which means the full details of the crash won't be revealed until the upcoming season airs. Nonetheless, we are fortunate to have Kamikaze himself guiding us through the precise sequence of events leading up to and following the crash. Chris took to YouTube to recount the moments leading to the incident, the specific circumstances during the ill-fated pass, and how he managed the aftermath. Chris "KamiKaze" and his Elco destroyed after the huge crash As you follow along below, you'll hear Kamikaze's narrative, in which he admits that perhaps his ego got the best of him. It appears that sometimes, in the heat of the moment and when challenged, stepping up to the plate becomes an almost instinctive response. KamiKaze talks about his crash As the dust settled, it was a sigh of relief to see KamiKaze climb out of the wrecked car. He was shaken, but he was alive and conscious. The crash was a stark reminder of the incredible risks street racers face every time they hit the track. The dangers are real, and sometimes the unexpected can happen in the blink of an eye. The incident left everyone with mixed emotions. Relief that Kamikaze was safe, but also the somber realization that the legendary El Camino had been completely destroyed. The car, once celebrated and featured on the teaser for the show, had met its tragic end. In the world of street racing, the camaraderie among racers is strong, and everyone came together to support Kamikaze during this challenging time. The focus now is on regrouping, rethinking strategies, and ensuring Kamikaze has the support he needs as he recovers. The street racing community remains as tight-knit as ever, and they'll continue to pursue their passion while always prioritizing safety. Curiously, he hadn't even intended to race the car that evening, deeming it to be somewhat off-kilter. However, as he recollects, the pass proceeded rather smoothly until a sudden bump disrupted everything, causing the car to unexpectedly shift into high gear, leading to the calamity. To get the full story, we'll leave it to Chris to provide you with all the intricate details, as he's undoubtedly the best storyteller for this account. Video by KamiKaze Life

Street Outlaws, the popular television series renowned for its heart-pounding street racing sequences, is embarking on a nostalgic journey with its latest introduction to the No Prep Kings class. The OG Back Half Outlaw 10.5 style class is poised to redefine the thrill of street racing through a set of innovative and captivating regulations. In this fresh class, the spotlight will be on back half race cars featuring stock front suspension, creating a palpable buzz among fans. What distinguishes this class is its emphasis on relatability. Although these cars may not reach the astonishing speeds of some of their high-powered counterparts in the No Prep Kings series, they offer racing enthusiasts a closer, more immersive experience than ever before. An element generating significant buzz is the incorporation of weight regulations, designed to maintain a level playing field and intensify the competition. Let's delve into the specifics of the weight prerequisites for various engine types: Small block nitrous: 2,450 pounds Small block turbo: 2,850 pounds Small block supercharger: 2,850 pounds Big block nitrous (up to a 5-inch space motor): 2,900 pounds Big block turbo: 3,100 pounds Big block supercharger: 3,100 pounds Furthermore, the class imposes specific constraints on engine components, including the use of factory-based spray motors and capping the turbo sizes. These measures are in place to preserve the class's distinctive identity while upholding its competitive spirit. In this exciting new class, a roster of esteemed racers is primed for an action-packed season, promising to deliver thrills and suspense. One of the most prominent figures to keep an eye on is Chuck Seitsinger, renowned for his iconic "OG Death Trap Mustang." This vehicle has consistently showcased its prowess on the track, consistently clocking high 3.90s and low 4.0s with a genuine small block engine. With the weight limit now set at 2,850 pounds, it's evident that the OG Death Trap Mustang remains a formidable contender. Chuck Seitsinger's OG Death Trap Mustang. Photo by Chuck Seitsinger Racing Another challenger worth noting is Jim Howe, who will be entering "The Warden" into the competition. This car boasts an illustrious track record, having clinched the Limited Drag Radial Championship back in 2019. Considering Howe's past achievements, in combination with the updated weight regulations and a 33x10.5 tire, "The Warden" appears poised to achieve impressive 4-second runs. Jim Howe's The Warden. Photo by Howe Motorsports What adds an extra layer of excitement is that this class is making a return to its origins, evoking memories of the earlier seasons of Street Outlaws. This shift towards smaller tires and more lightweight vehicles resonates with the show's initial essence, reigniting the captivating world of street racing that initially captured the hearts of its fans. The anticipation of witnessing these vehicles streak down the track is undeniably exhilarating. Now that heavier vehicles have a level playing field, it's only a matter of time before we are treated to gripping duels on the streets. This class serves as a homage to the core of street racing, where cleverness and skill often surpass pure engine power. Jim Howe's The Warden. Photo by Richard Rowe In summary, Street Outlaws' innovative No Prep Kings class featuring OG Back Half Outlaw 10.5 style regulations is set to revolutionize the series. By emphasizing relatability and rekindling the spirit of street racing, it guarantees an enthralling and captivating season. Brace yourself for heart-pounding action as these cars hit the streets, showcasing their remarkable speed and power.

In the exhilarating world of No Prep Kings racing, moments of astonishing skill and heart-pounding excitement are part of the norm. However, occasionally, there arises a save that stands out as the epitome of precision and sheer talent. One such extraordinary moment unfolded when Jimmy Taylor, an experienced racer, took the driver's seat to face a stunning blue Mustang in an unforgettable race. Jimmy Taylor's Camaro D-V-US 1. Photo by JTaylor Motorsports As the engines roared and the crowd's excitement reached a crescendo, Jimmy Taylor found himself in a precarious situation. Racing at breakneck speeds, it appeared as if his car was on the brink of careening off course and making unwelcome contact with the unforgiving wall. Yet, in the blink of an eye, Taylor showcased nerves of steel, deftly correcting his car's trajectory with unparalleled finesse. The gasps from the crowd quickly transformed into enthusiastic applause as they bore witness to one of the cleanest saves in the annals of NPK racing. Mustang's wheels off the ground! Photo by Upshift The atmosphere was charged with tension as Taylor and the Mustang hovered perilously close to catastrophe. The crowd's enthusiasm reached its zenith with each resounding "save it" chant, and then, defying all expectations, the unimaginable occurred – the car was rescued! A thunderous chorus of "yes, sir" reverberated throughout the racing venue, and the momentary anxiety gave way to exuberance. It was a thrilling spectacle, exemplifying the extraordinary skill and split-second judgment that NPK racers like Jimmy Taylor exemplify. The car slide perfectly side ways with the front wheels straight and Jimmy Taylor's cleanest save of the year! Photo by Upshift Photo by Upshift However, the suspense did not conclude at that moment. While Taylor skillfully averted a potential collision, he came perilously close to a face-off with the unyielding wall. The crowd burst into another eruption of cheers, with expressions of relief and exhilaration adorning every face. This event served as a testament to Taylor's rapid reflexes and unmatched command over his vehicle. Caught up in the electrifying moment, JJ from Upshift channel enthusiastically declared that this save undeniably ranked as Jimmy Taylor's "most amazing save of the year." In a sport where each race serves as a trial of both human skill and mechanical prowess, accomplishing such a remarkable save is a feat reserved for the elite. It represents not just a physical accomplishment but also a manifestation of the profound connection between the driver and the vehicle, forged through years of refining their craft. That’s a beautiful car and he was able to save it! Photo by Upshift Jimmy Taylor's extraordinary rescue of the blue Mustang etched itself as a defining instance in the world of NPK racing, serving as a poignant reminder of the extraordinary skill and bravery demanded by this exhilarating motorsport. It stood as evidence of the racers' unswerving dedication to their vocation and their fervor for continually challenging the limits of what can be achieved in the racing domain. As ardent NPK enthusiasts, we anxiously anticipate the forthcoming heart-pounding moments that will render us breathless and have us applauding the fearless racers' incredible achievements. Check out this boosted video live by Upshift. It looked crazier live! Video by Upshift

In the high-octane world of street racing, every moment counts. The scene is set, and the racers are gearing up for another thrilling showdown on the asphalt. Let's dive into the intense action and see what unfolded during this adrenaline-pumping race night. The race begins with a flurry of decisions and discussions among the racers. It's all about strategy and making the right calls to ensure victory. Each racer is focused, determined, and ready to give it their all. The stakes are high, and there's no room for error. Ryan Martin vs. Monza. Photo by Discovery Australia As the race commences, tension runs high. It's a close contest, and the outcome remains uncertain. Every split second counts as the racers push their cars to the limit, aiming for that coveted win. The anticipation in the air is palpable, and the spectators are on the edge of their seats. However, racing in the dark presents its unique set of challenges. Visibility is limited, and seeing the finish line becomes a daunting task. To ensure fairness, a flashlight is employed to mark the way, adding an extra layer of excitement and unpredictability to the race. Photo by Discovery Australia In the midst of the action, technical issues can emerge, threatening to disrupt the race. O2 sensors, Pro Chargers, and engine concerns can cast a shadow of uncertainty. But in the world of street racing, adaptability is key, and racers must overcome these obstacles to stay in the competition. Ryan Martin's OG Fireball. Photo by Discovery Australia One thing is for sure-every race is a gamble. Each time a racer gets behind the wheel, they risk it all in pursuit of victory. It's a test of skill, courage, and horsepower, and there's no room for hesitation. The race unfolds with intense moments, and the competition is fierce. But in the end, there can only be one victor. As the race concludes, the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat are deeply felt. It's a rollercoaster of emotions, and every racer knows the price of competing in this electrifying world. Ryan Martin vs. Monza. Photo by Discovery Australia In this particular race night, the outcome was a defining moment. One racer emerged as the last undefeated 405 driver, solidifying their position at the top of the group. It was a hard-fought battle, and the victory was well-deserved. As the race night came to a close, there was no shortage of excitement and anticipation for what the future holds. Street racing is all about pushing boundaries, taking risks, and chasing that rush of victory. And for these racers, the journey is far from over—there are more challenges and races on the horizon, promising more heart-pounding moments and unforgettable memories. Video by Discovery Australia