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Another weekend full of adrenaline and some insane passes from Street Outlaws No Prep Kings crew. The 7th round of No Prep Kings at Brainerd International Raceway saw a tied in the points between Ryan Martin and Kye Kelley. The Mississippi native and Lizzy Musi’s fiancé won the Invitational Saturday at Brainerd International Raceway in Brainerd, Minnesota. Kye Kelly did defeat Jeff Lutz in the final round at Brainerd International Raceway. With the win, Kelly received a $40,000 purse. Kye Kelley celebrates his win with his family and team after defeating Jeff Lutz in the final round of the Brainerd event (Photo by Kye Kelley Racing) Aftershock at Brainerd International Raceway (Photo by Kye Kelley Racing) Jeff Lutz had a problem with his car after the finish line. According to live feeds, his car caught fire. A man was seen putting a hose inside the hood of Lutz’s GTO. Good to hear Lutz is ok. Hoping there’s not much damage to his car and he can make the next race. We got to say Jeff did a great job of making rounds and getting to the finals. This is Kelley’s second win this season. Kye Kelley Aftershock also won the first points race of the season at Virginia Motorsports Park in North Dinwiddie, Virginia. Kelly managed to take advantage of Ryan Martin’s lost in the first round. Winning the last three NPK races, Martin was defeated by Scott Taylor in the Invitational at Brainerd International Raceway in Brainerd, Minnesota. This is the first time this season Martin could not get out of the first round. He was defeated by Justin Swanstrom, who had experienced an intake manifold backfire, then was eliminated in the second round by Brandon James. Now, Kelly and Martin have 300 points. These two drivers, along with other teams, are going to carry this momentum in to Houston Raceway Park in Baytown, Texas, for this weekend’s event.

Heading to Maple Grove event after experiencing an intake manifold backfire at Virginia Motorsports Park in late April and winning the season-opener at Palm Beach International Raceway, Ryan Martin almost had a disaster on his hands during the Great 8 against Jerry Bird. He lost control of his Camaro, then came across the track and nearly crashed into the wall. Fireball Camaro (Photo by Fireball Camaro Facebook) He came over in front of Bird, who was able to stop without t-boning Martin. The Oklahoma native was hard on the breaks to prevent his car from crashing. After 5 events at Street Outlaws No Prep Kings, two-time champion Ryan Martin together with his Fireball Camaro has continued his win streak. John Odom has to wait to capture his Street Outlaws No Prep Kings win. He was defeated by Team 405 driver Ryan Martin in the final round on Saturday at Beech Bend Raceway in Bowling Green, Kentucky. This was Odom’s best performance since he made his debut with the GTR in April His car initially debuted at Virginia Motorsports Park in North Dinwiddie, Virginia in the first point race of the season. Ryan Martin celebrates his win with his family and team after defeating John Odom in the final round of the Beech Bend Raceway event (Photo by Fireball Camaro Facebook) Martin has now won three straight races. He defeated Kye Kelley twice in the prior two final rounds: First win at New England Dragway in Epping, New Hampshire, the Oklahoma native captured $40,000 to get his first official NPK win of 2022. Ryan Martin is making a pass during the Street Outlaws NPK filming at New England Dragway (Photo by Fireball Camaro Facebook) He previously defeated Lizzy Musi in the final round at Palm Beach International Raceway in Jupiter, Florida. However, the win over Lizzy didn’t count, as it was a non-point race. Since it is a non-point race, Martin did go home with $25,000 instead of the $40,000 for a points-race win. Ryan Martin’s Camaro is in the pits before making a pass at the 2022 NPK season-opener at Palm Beach International Raceway (Photo by Fireball Camaro Facebook) Second win over Kye Kelley in the final at National Trail Raceway in Hebron, Ohio, Martin took home $40,000. He also won the event on his girlfriend Cherish Casey’s birthday. With this win, Martin received 60 points towards his overall points standing, plus $40,000. Thus far, Martin leads the list of drivers with 280 points. He has 40 more points than Kelley, who has 240 points. Martin and Kelley are the only two drivers, who have surpassed 200 points so far this season. Jerry Bird, who was the point leader going into Ohio, is third with 190 points. Next event will be at Brainerd International Raceway On June 17th and 18th. See all your favorite drivers as they battle it out for bragging rights and a Huge Cash Prize!