During the America’s list racers have proven they’re willing to do whatever it takes to become the drivers who can go down any road, anywhere, anytime. And for the first time ever, racers from OKC, Memphis, Texas, NOLA, Detroit, Cali and everywhere in between will be ranked on a single list compiled of the best, baddest and fastest racers in the nation.
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As we all know, another season of the popular Street Outlaws America’s List show is behind us and the winner is Ryan Martin and his popular red OG Fireball Camaro.
First of all, we would like to congratulate the winner Ryan Martin, who showed that he and Javy are the people to beat on the streets of America, no matter where and when you line up against them on the streets.
Photo by Fireball Camaro Facebook
However, we also would like to mention JJ Da Boss and the rest of the Memphis crew who managed to get the famous Hummingbird back on the street after an incredibly devastating crash and not only get it running but managed to climb all the way to the top spot, only to be taken down by Ryan and end up at a respectable second place.
In addition to JJ Da Boss, we cannot forget the success of Axman who had the best winning ratio out of all the racers and managed to climb all the way to the top 5.
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Kye Kelley is the next racer that deserves credit, because, after a terrible start that included David Gates totaling the Shocker and leaving Kye without a race car, he managed to get his NPK car Aftershock to the racing location and slap Lizzy’s spare motor and still finished third, using the races as a shakedown for the brand-new combo that emerged from the crash.
So what did all this incredible drama mean for the ratings of the show?
Well, to be honest, we were expecting a rise in ratings and views of the show, but it appears that unfortunately, the show had a smaller impact on the public and the viewers than last season.
Ratings by https://showbuzzdaily.com
Let’s get right into the rating of season 1 which took place between April 21st, 2021 to July 5th, 2021. As you can see the table here, the ratings were pretty good started from 911,000 and 946,000 then the third episode, the third weekend, they hit over one million viewers. The show also did it second time in week seven where they actually had their highest ratings for an episode with 1.041,000 total viewers. Those numbers are definitely mind-blowing.
Ratings by https://showbuzzdaily.com
Looking at the ratings of season 2 from March 21st to June 27, 2022 the viewers were much lower but it was much more consistent. Almost every single episode was within the seven hundred thousand range for the viewers.
Is this due to the fact that Big Chief is no longer the race master, or is it something else, that’s a big question until now. A lot of people have been saying America’s List is going to get canceled because the view is being lower. However, looking at the total views of season 2 and its rank overall the shows on TV, Street Outlaws America’s List is still in the top 50 TV Shows, there’s no mean that it’s going to get canceled. Furthermore, the show, the big tire cars, the out-of-town guys besides the 405 guys have got the big name on the street racing, so there is no reason for them to step away from that show.
Ratings by https://showbuzzdaily.com
What is your thought on the difference between season 1 and season 2 of Street Outlaws America’s List? Is it about the actual content itself or Big Chief wasn’t in season 2? Let’s talk about your reaction to the actual numbers of views in the below comment section.
In not the same with out BIG CHIEF I like Shawn to be no Chief I like it when Shawn and Big Chief where to gather
I am sorry I like Shawn but he does not have enough power of personality to do the race master job there are to many alfas for him to be able to carry that show ! Chief had what it takes to keep it hot and interesting and so the job . The biggest mistake Discovery made was letting him walk away and they need to bring him back !