Street Outlaws

A look into the racers' lives, highlighting best moments and discussing day jobs and financial sacrifices.

Farmtruck and AZN enter a 24-hour "Lemons Race" with an old Dodge Neon and can only spend $500 to modify it. Chief and Shawn take us through some of the greatest deleted races, the biggest emotional blow ups, and the craziest crashes in SO history.

Fights break out in the opener of this series exploring the world of underground street racing.

Varley is forced to quit street racing; Chuck is targeted by the police.

Doc and Murder Nova face off.

In the season premiere, Farmtruck and AZN must face-off against one of four newbie racers who want to get on the top ten list. Big Chief gets a callout via an online video from a Texas race club who think they can take on the 405’s best. Old state rivalries lead to big brawls when Texas racers LMR want to change the rules on the OKC guys.

Big Chief strikes a deal with loudmouth racer Freakin’ Rican, allowing him to call out #10 Farmtruck in exchange for bootleg fireworks. There’s a shakeup in the middle of the list when #8 Derek gets called out by newcomer #9 Andrade and #6 Chuck gets called out by #7 Varley. Big Chief, Murder Nova, and Chuck spy on a Varley test hit but when the Gold Car veers off the road, things go terribly wrong.

After an expensive overhaul of his car, #2 Murder Nova calls out #1 Daddy Dave in an unforgettable rematch showdown. Freakin’ Rican finally gets his shot when he calls out #10 Farmtruck, but an AZN joyride jeopardizes the Farmtruck’s gatekeeper standing.

Street Outlaws returns with Big Chief stepping down as racemaster to pursue the list in his twin turbo-charged Pontiac a.k.a "The Crow". AZN, Farmtruck and the "Dungbeetle" have a run-in with police while testing. Varley’s son/driver Tony quits, leaving the team high and dry. Tina drops off the list, leaving an opportunity for new racers and familiar faces to race-off round-robin style for the coveted #10 spot

Track racers from Tulsa call out the 405 with hopes of taking down the "fastest street-raced cars in the country". Farmtruck and AZN attempt a garage sale. Both Murder Nova and Chuck upgrade to twin turbo.

Farmtruck tries to shake things up.

Trash-talking street racers from Chicago take on their Oklahoma City rivals; the Farmtruck reels in a Ferrari and a Camaro.

Farmtruck and Chuck face off.

Shawn considers dropping off the list.

Chief organizes a Nationwide Call Out for a $50,000 pot. Chief gets a new paint job and Dave calls him out. Farmtruck and Asian go fishing in Memphis. Later, the 405 travel south to take on Kye Kelly and friends.

Chief confirms another driver for the nationwide call out. Farmtruck & AZN play around with the Mad Scientist's new toy: a Tri-Powered Trike. On race night, Shawn tries to get the Murder Nova back to the top of the list.

Boosted wants to be the first small tire car to crack the Top 5 on the List and make 405 History. Farmtruck is depressed from the death of Louise, so AZN brings someone new into the family. Dave opens up a new shop and has a new racecar.

The 405 travels to Kansas City to accept a challenge of some smacktalking racers. Farmtruck and AZN take on an elderly couple in a Hotrod. The 405 plan to prove their claim of being the "nation's fastest" by hosting the biggest Cash Days event in history.

The 405 List gets big shake-ups as everybody wants to move up, especially Dominator, who has been winning a lot recently. AZN is fed up with Suzi's biting antics so Farmtruck gets a dog trainer. Kamikaze takes a crack at the #10 spot.

The 405 get an unusual callout from a bunch of mouthy racers with super fast imports. Murder Nova, Chief, Chuck, Shane, Kamikaze and Boosted are in for a shock when the ricer cars prove to be faster than anyone imagined.

Chief has an idea to make the list even faster... The Shark Pool. Every week a group of hungry racers will be looking to take the #10 spot. Doc and Monza battle. Farmtruck schools a shark pool racer in regards to an old debt.

The list is shaken up when Daddy Dave pulls Henson's Plan B from the one spot and starts from the ten spot in his own car. Farmtruck and AZN faceoff. Also Doc and Shawn prepare to race for #1. Meanwhile, Chief gets ready for his long march up the list.

Going under the hood to find out what makes the cars fast; Farmtruck and AZN struggle to fix the Dung Beetle for fishing and set up some races to get out of paying for some tuning.

The 405 rushes to get ready after receiving a last minute call out from Ohio. Farmtruck and AZN go fishing for a hot rod and Kamikaze gets ready to bring the El Camino back. When the racers from Ohio arrive, the 405 try to prove again they are the fastest on the street.

The Street Outlaws agree to race the guys from Fast N' Loud. Farm truck and AZN start on their budget build to race Aaron Kaufman. Meanwhile, Chief and Shawn set out in search of the perfect car. When Chief hears rumors from Texas, he's not sure if he wants to build a car.

With only a week left, the teams at Midwest Streetcars and Farmtruck & AZN are scrambling to get their builds ready to race. With little experience building cars on a schedule, both teams are starting to think they may not finish their cars in time.

With everyone in California, Chief and Richard get into it about who will drive their cars. Farmtruck and AZN are stuck waiting for Aaron. Then it's finally time for the drivers to strap in, pull up to the line and race to see who has what it takes to win.

The entire 405 crew heads Memphis, and that means they're racing on JJ's slick, asphalt road. When the 405's plan to stick together falls apart, they struggle to set up the right races and it looks like Memphis might get the best of them.

The first list race of the season; Shawn tries to jump on the No. 1 spot while Chief's car goes in for repairs; Doc tries to hold off on racing Reaper and chaos breaks out on race night

Chief commits to fall down the list on purpose in order to race everyone he missed on his last trip to the top; Ryan and Chuck struggle to get their cars ready; Shawn goes after Chuck in an attempt to take the OG Murder Nova back to number one.

The Street Outlaws go in depth into how the show began and talk about what happened when producers came to Oklahoma for the very first time. They talk about their favorite moments from the show, and about how Street Outlaws has changed them.

When Reaper gets a smack talking call from a local dirt track owner, it turns into a dirt race challenge for the whole 405. After some testing, everyone from OKC comes to the track to try and prove they can be king of the street and king of the dirt.

Thirty-two of the fastest racers from around the country gather in OKC for the biggest street race of the year Cash Days. And, with $50,000 on the line, all the racers are prepared to push their cars to the limit to try and win it all.

The second annual Bristol No Prep race begins with 32 of the fastest men and women competing for a prize of $200,000; the competition heats up as racers push their cars round after round, adjusting their tunes for the track.

The second annual Bristol No Prep Race begins with 32 of the fastest men and women competing for a giant, winner-take-all prize of $200,000; with so many heavy hitters in the field, the only certainty is that racers will give it their all to win.

Sixteen racers move into round two of the Bristol No-Prep Race, and the competition heats up; however, when rain rinses the track clean, the racers have to adjust their tunes for the trickier track.

When Farmtruck finds a fleet of old cop cars at the salvage yard, he and AZN decide that the best use for them would be a giant demolition derby, the likes of which the 405 has never seen. Drivers from OKC, Texas, and Mississippi all get to work.

It's finally time for the Toilet Bowl 500, and the racers are ready to do some serious damage. Chuck and Reaper seem like early favorites since they brought such serious cars, but wildcards like Tina, Ed, and Monza take a stand.

When Big Chief gets a call from California street racer, Boddie inviting the 405 to come out West for a race, there's no way Chief can refuse. The OKC racers all pack up and head out for an epic night of racing with more than $20,000 on the line.

The top No Prep racers gather at Maryland International Raceway for the first event of the season. Alliances form amongst veterans and newcomers alike, and tensions rise as each new faction plots its course to the top of the standings.

Team OKC arrives in New Hampshire fired up after an explosive start at Maryland International Raceway the week prior. With Texas keen to strike back, Kye realizes the only way NOLA can compete is if they also band together.

Big Chief is ready to make his No Prep debut as the racers roll into St. Louis for the third race of the season. NOLA is determined to deliver back-to-back upsets after the last race but the OKC and Texas aren't going down without a fight.

JJ Da Boss has invited 8-street racing teams from around the country to Memphis for a chance to win $100,000. A win won't come without a fight, though, as South Carolina's small-tire racers and St. Louis high-dollar drivers are ready for war.

The heat is on as the South Carolina underdogs bring the fight to the St. Louis crew. It's all on display as mouthy leadership, fired-up tempers, and high pressure situations dominate a tension-filled night.

The second matchup gets heated fast as Kye Kelley and his NOLA racers take on Birdman and his team from Texas. The rivals' history of bad blood comes to a head when NOLA has car trouble, and Texas refuses to play nice.

Grudge Night begins as racers prepare to do battle while learning everything they can about a new track; the 405 and Texas plan to keep their data to themselves, leaving racers without teams struggling to keep up.

NOLA makes moves on the 405, and Lizzy Musi joins Grudge Night for the first time; after getting rained out, Ryan and Giuseppe prepare to race in the finals.

With Team NOLA looking stronger than ever, Big Chief has a new plan for the 405 involving racers without teams; Texas brings out a big-tire car in an attempt to stay in the fight.

After dominating the track, the once-mighty kings of the street return to reclaim their roots. Feeling like drivers have gotten soft, Chief puts the 405 to test with the most important list shakeup ever. Chief and Murder Nova part ways.

Chief, Dave, Ryan, Monza and Dominator battle for the number one spot as the list shakeup continues. Chief hopes to prove that his split with Shawn hasn't slowed him down. Ryan gets some advice from an unlikely source.

A crash causes a racer to fear that his racing days might be over.

Chief prepares the 405 for another America's List qualifier season.

The 405 makes some of their fastest passes at Okemah ever. But when an incoming rainstorm threatens race night, the guys push their cars and each other to the limit.

Murder Nova pivots his strategy after a rough start to the season. But then a member of the 405 suffers a horrific crash that makes everyone rethink their choices.