For months, the Street Outlaws community has been buzzing with speculation about the future of No Prep Kings. Will it happen? Will it be on TV? Will the format change? Finally, we have some answers: No Prep Kings is back for 2025, but under a brand-new name—Speed Promotions Racing.
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What’s Changing?
While the No Prep Kings name is no more, the racing we all love will continue. The new series, now officially called Speed Promotions Racing, is set to bring fresh updates, including a new format and new tracks that the racers have never competed on before.
The official schedule is expected to drop tomorrow, and reports indicate that the 2025 season will consist of 13 events. That’s fewer than last year’s 18-race season, but still a solid lineup for the fans and racers alike.
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Will It Be on TV?
One of the biggest questions surrounding the new series is whether it will be televised. As of now, it appears unlikely that Speed Promotions Racing will air on TV. Instead, it will most likely be streamed, similar to how many other major racing events are handled today. While some may miss the traditional television broadcast, streaming opens up new possibilities for accessibility and fan engagement.
Who’s Coming Back?
Though the format is changing, we can expect to see many familiar faces from past NPK seasons. Hopefully, racers like Chuck 55 and Mike Bowman will make a return alongside the usual heavy hitters. Regardless of who lines up at the starting line, one thing is certain—this season is shaping up to be an exciting one.
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The Future of No Prep Kings Racing
Even with a new name and a different format, the spirit of No Prep Kings lives on. At the end of the day, it’s still about high-horsepower cars battling it out on no prep surfaces, proving who has the fastest machine and the best driving skills.
Here at Street Outlaws Talks, we’ll continue covering all the action, keeping you updated with the latest news, race results, and behind-the-scenes insights. Be sure to check back often and stay tuned for the official schedule release tomorrow!
What do you think about the changes? Are you excited for Speed Promotions Racing, or do you wish No Prep Kings had stayed the same? Drop a comment and let’s discuss!
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