Street racing has always been a thrilling sport for car enthusiasts, and the No Prep Kings is one of the most popular events in the world of street racing. The event attracts some of the most skilled drivers and their high-performance cars, and among them are the Street Outlaws Mean Girls - Lizzy Musi and Kayla Morton. These two talented drivers have made their mark in the male-dominated world of street racing, and they are not afraid to show off their skills behind the wheel.
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The Mean Girls are no strangers to the No Prep Kings event, having participated in several races across the country. The event requires drivers to race on an unprepared surface, which means they have to rely on their driving skills and car tuning to gain an advantage over their opponents. The Mean Girls are known for their fearless driving and their ability to push their cars to the limit.
At the recent No Prep Kings event in Florida, Lizzy Musi and Kayla Morton were the best female drivers among a field of male competitors. However, they were not intimidated and were determined to show what they were capable of. The Mean Girls brought their A-game to the event, and they did not disappoint.
Kayla Morton Procharged Mustang. Photo by National No Prep Racing Association
Kayla Morton has recently upgraded to a brand new procharger which has significantly improved her performance in the championship. On the other side of the track, we have Lizzy Musi, whose father Pat Musi owns Pat Musi Racing Engines. They have accomplished something remarkable, enabling her to achieve an impressive speed compared to last year and the rest of the competition. Surprisingly, despite being in the same championship, this is the first time the two female drivers are racing against each other.
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Check out the video below to see who will emerge as the fastest female in the championship.
Video by National No Prep Racing Association
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