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In the world of motorsports, champions are often defined by their speed, skill, and unwavering determination. But sometimes, it's their ability to battle life's greatest challenges that truly sets them apart. Lizzy Musi, a remarkable figure in the racing world, has not only conquered the racetrack but has shown remarkable strength in the face of adversity. Photo by Lizzy Musi This season, Lizzy Musi joined an elite group of just five drivers who have achieved the remarkable feat of winning multiple Invitational Events. Damon Merchant, Nate Sayler, Ryan Martin, Kye Kelley, and Lizzy Musi have all etched their names into this exclusive list. However, it's essential to recognize that for Lizzy, being on this list is more than just a testament to her racing prowess; it's a symbol of her unyielding strength and resilience in battling life itself. Video by Street Outlaws Insider In 2023, Lizzy Musi faced a challenge that few could comprehend-a breast cancer diagnosis. Many believed it was an insurmountable obstacle, but Lizzy had other plans. She embarked on a journey marked by perseverance, courage, and an unwavering fighting spirit. Despite the grueling treatments and the harsh realities of her health battle, she continued to do what she loves most: racing. Photo by Dean Images Flying back and forth to every race, Lizzy Musi showcased a level of dedication and tenacity that is nothing short of inspirational. Amid the challenges, she managed to achieve victories in not one but two Invitational events, triumphing at the Tulsa Raceway Park and the Firebird Raceway. Her ability to excel on the racetrack in the midst of such personal adversity is a testament to her extraordinary talent and indomitable spirit. Lizzy Musi's Inspiring Journey on No Prep Kings! Photo by Lizzy Musi What's even more remarkable is that Lizzy has managed to maintain her position in the top #6 in the points standings. This achievement highlights her consistency, resilience, and her ability to compete at the highest level, even in the face of such a formidable opponent as cancer. Lizzy on 6th spot of the top 10 in the points standings. Photo by Street Outlaws Stat Guy However, Lizzy Musi's impact transcends the racetrack and the points standings. Her journey serves as a beacon of hope and inspiration for those battling cancer and facing everyday challenges. Her story is a reminder that success is attainable, no matter how formidable the obstacles may seem. In a world where adversity can often feel overwhelming, Lizzy Musi's journey reminds us that we can still achieve our goals, no matter how daunting the obstacles may seem. She has shown us that success is possible, even when faced with the most formidable adversaries. Photo by Lizzy Musi As we reflect on Lizzy Musi's incredible journey, we can only offer our heartfelt thanks for her indomitable spirit and the inspiration she provides. We say, "Thank you, Lizzy Musi," for showing the world that victory is not just about winning races; it's about conquering life's challenges and emerging stronger on the other side. Photo by Dean Images May Lizzy Musi's determination and resilience continue to inspire individuals battling their own life battles. God bless you, Lizzy Musi, and may you keep up the good fight, both on and off the racetrack. Your journey is a testament to the strength of the human spirit, and it will undoubtedly resonate with generations to come.

In a world where professional racing competitions typically involve substantial risks, stringent rules, and meticulously groomed courses, there's an unmistakable allure in revisiting the origins of street racing. The recent congregation at the Sampson Air Force airfield provided an exhilarating and nostalgic taste of unbridled, heart-pounding street racing. Daddy Dave's Monte Carlo on Sampson No Prep. Photo by Daddy Dave Racing The event commenced with the roaring of engines, live music, and an ambiance brimming with unadulterated enthusiasm. Everyone in attendance, whether they were participants or spectators, shared a common goal: to revel in a fantastic time. Devotees of street racing were well aware that they were in for an extraordinary experience on that particular day. Daddy Dave's Monte Carlo on Sampson No Prep. Photo by Daddy Dave Racing Daddy Dave, a renowned figure from the popular television series "Street Outlaws," graced the occasion and expressed his gratitude to the crowd for their presence. The gathering was orchestrated by passionate individuals who all shared an affection for the unfiltered and intense excitement of street racing. The rules were refreshingly straightforward: no tire screeching and no crossing the center line. These uncomplicated regulations established the groundwork for a day of pure competition. Daddy Dave on Sampson No Prep. Photo by Sampson No Prep One of the event's standout aspects was the $200 buy-in, introducing an element of risk and potential reward. Participants had the opportunity to claim a $200 prize, which held considerable significance for many and underscored the event's competitive nature. Small tire races were also part of the program, providing an avenue for those with different vehicles to partake in the exhilaration. Daddy Dave displayed his fervor for the event by taking on the challenge of racing three cars simultaneously, a clear demonstration of his deep-seated love for the sport. The camaraderie among the racers shone through as they engaged in playful banter and fostered a strong sense of competitive spirit. Daddy Dave on Sampson No Prep. Photo by Sampson No Prep The airstrip was graced by an impressive assembly of 16 cars, encompassing a blend of high-performance race cars and street-legal machines. However, beyond the competitive aspect, the primary emphasis was on enjoyment, reliving the origins of street racing, and sharing this extraordinary experience with fellow enthusiasts who shared a similar passion. Despite the intense competitiveness of the tournament, there pervaded a sense of togetherness and a shared passion for the sport. Racers and fans collectively celebrated the core essence of street racing, rekindling the excitement that defines it. The event's informal and relaxed ambiance contrasted starkly with the well-organized chaos of mainstream racing competitions, making it unmistakably unique. Daddy Dave encapsulated the day perfectly when he remarked, "This is where it all started for me. This is way more fun than the No Prep Kings thing." This sentiment resonated with many, reaffirming the significance of returning to the streets and the airstrip for the ultimate racing experience. Daddy Dave on Sampson No Prep. Photo by Sampson No Prep As the event drew to a close, both participants and enthusiasts departed with smiles on their faces, adrenaline coursing through their veins, and a collective wave of nostalgia. The day underscored that, no matter how far professional racing has progressed, the allure of street racing retains its timeless power. Sampson Air Strip's street racing event bore witness to the enduring affection for the sport and the thrill of racing on the open road. It served as a reminder that sometimes, simplicity is the key to unadulterated and genuine enjoyment, precisely what this gathering offered. We can only hope that more events of this kind will continue to honor the origins of street racing, preserving the spirit for generations to come. Video by Daddy Dave Racing

In the world of street racing and the adrenaline-fueled world of No Prep Kings, there's a new name making waves. Damon Merchant, a rookie in the Invitational Points Series, has positioned himself at the top of the points standings, and fans and enthusiasts are buzzing about the possibility of him becoming the first rookie crowned as the Invitational champion. Damon Merchant is at the top of the NPK Invitational points standings. Photo by Street Outlaws Stat Guy In the 2023 season, we witnessed Kye Kelley securing the individual championship, a well-deserved achievement. Additionally, there was the team championship, highlighting the collective effort of the crews. However, there is a conspicuous absence of an official Invitational Champion, despite the intense competition in this category. Video by Street Outlaws Insider This is where Damon Merchant's story comes into focus. In his rookie year in the Invitational, he has risen to the top of the points standings, an achievement that many consider remarkable. Earning the number one spot in the Invitational point standings is no easy feat, especially in a season that spans 15 races and involves competing against high-budget teams with some of the best tuners in the business. Photo by Dean Images Damon has demonstrated his skill and determination throughout the season, having secured victory in multiple Invitational races and making several appearances in the finals. What's more, his race car features a unique combination: a big block Chevy with a Billet block, a setup that has sparked its fair share of controversy. Despite not having the financial resources of some of his competitors, Damon's consistent performance has allowed him to maintain the top spot in the points standings. Photo by Hyperaktive Performance Solutions While there is a chance that he may be overtaken by Ryan Martin and Nate Sayler in the final race, the odds are slim. Damon has been running exceptionally well, and many are putting their support behind him as the likely number one. This season, two other rookie racers, Nate Sayler included, have also put on impressive performances, but Damon's consistent performance and results make him a standout. As we take a closer look at Damon's rookie season, it's undeniable that he has been making waves and setting new benchmarks. His outstanding performances have not only turned heads but also earned him the respect of his fellow racers. He's shown that in the world of street racing, it's not just about experience but also about raw talent, dedication, and a heart full of passion for the sport. In Episode 53 of the Stat Guy Show, we have the opportunity to learn more about Damon's journey, his thoughts on the challenges he's faced, and the strategies he's employed to succeed. We'll also hear his take on the latest developments and controversies in the NPK world, offering a unique insight into the racing scene from one of its brightest rising stars. Photo by Street Outlaws Stat Guy Damon's story is one of determination, grit, and the unshakeable support of his fans. He's not just a street racer; he's a symbol of hope and inspiration for those who dream of making it big in this adrenaline-pumping sport. While racing outcomes can be unpredictable, one thing remains certain: Damon Merchant has already won the hearts and minds of his fans. He is, without a doubt, the People's Champion. Damon Merchant - A Rookie on the Verge of Making History and The People's Champion of the NPK Invitational Series. Photo by Damon Merchant Damon Merchant's rise to the number one position in the Invitational Points Series is a historic achievement. He has become the first rookie ever to hold this prestigious position in the NPK world. As we await the final race of the season, the excitement and anticipation are palpable. Damon Merchant's journey may very well culminate in history, a rookie crowned as the Invitational champ, defying the odds and setting a new benchmark in the world of street racing. With his talent and dedication, we have no doubt that his future races will be nothing short of thrilling, and he will continue to be a driving force in the world of street racing. So, make sure to tune in and join us in cheering on the People's Champion, Damon Merchant, as he continues to leave his mark on the NPK world! Video by Street Outlaws Stat Guy

In his latest video, Dominator, known to fans as Joe Woods, opens up about the current status of "The Street Show," a topic that has been causing a lot of speculation among viewers. The 405 street show that took place last year received high praise for the genuine fun and relatable content it offered, which resonated with fans. In this candid discussion, Dominator sheds light on the uncertainties surrounding the future of the show and the dynamics of reality TV. What Happened with The Future of Street Show? Photo by Lou 405 Photo First and foremost, it's crucial to grasp that "The Street Show" has never operated under a guaranteed, multi-year contract. The reality of the entertainment industry is such that it's a year-to-year, day-to-day affair. When it comes to reality TV, the golden rule is straightforward: if the ratings decline to a point where selling advertising slots becomes difficult, the show may come to a halt. It's as simple as that. Dominator's car on Street Outlaws show. Photo by Goliath 405 In recent times, the focus has shifted towards smaller events, particularly street racing. The previous year was a standout one, where the entire show was filmed within the month of July. While others were busy overhauling their cars for events like No Prep Kings, the team was out there filming three to four nights every week. The result was a season of "The Street Show" that captivated fans with its authenticity and excitement. However, the current year has seen a change in this filming pattern. There is no set schedule for production, and it remains unclear whether filming will commence in November, February, or March of the following year. The reality is that the show is not canceled, but the production schedule remains unpredictable. Flexibility and spontaneity have been integral to the show's ethos since its inception. Photo by Goliath 405 So, what does the future hold for "The Street Show"? The truth is, it's uncertain. Sometime between now and the end of the next year, the team hopes to pick up where they left off. In essence, the show has always operated in an on-the-fly manner, and this is not likely to change anytime soon. Reflecting on the journey, when they first ventured into this endeavor, the team received advice not to make substantial financial investments. Typically, shows of this nature tend to last for about three seasons. However, "The Street Show" has defied this convention by recently wrapping up filming for its sixteenth season. Whether the show continues or concludes, it has undoubtedly been an incredible and captivating 10-year adventure for both the team and its dedicated viewers. The future, as Dominator wisely concludes, remains to be seen. Video by Dominator405racing

The high-octane world of No Prep Kings is hurtling towards its eagerly awaited Season Finale, and the excitement is palpable. As the season culminates, one of the most intense competitions on the NPK circuit is taking center stage: the race for the Team Championship. In this article, we will delve into what promises to be an electrifying showdown between three titans of NPK: Kye Kelley, Ryan Martin, and Daddy Dave. NPK Season Finale at Texas Motorplex in Ennis, Texas. Who will bring home the team championship this weekend? Photo by streetoutlaws_npkspoilers First things first, there have been some recent changes in the NPK schedule, particularly the highly-anticipated finale. Originally slated for this weekend, it's now rescheduled for November 10th and 11th due to forecasted inclement weather. This shift grants the racers ample time to fine-tune their machines, ensuring they're primed for both the grand finale and the subsequent qualifier races. Season Finale's now rescheduled for November 10th and 11th due to forecasted inclement weather. Photo by Street Outlaws Live Speaking of the qualifiers, mark your calendars for the Phoenix qualifier event on November 17th and 18th, and another one in Florida is expected to follow after the Phoenix showdown. Video by Street Outlaws Insider Now, let's turn our attention to the team championship battle. As it stands, the top contenders are Kye Kelley in the number one spot, Ryan Martin at number two, and Daddy Dave at number three. These teams are the frontrunners with a legitimate shot at clinching the team championship. Shawn Ellington, at number four, lags a bit behind, while Justin Swanstrom, sitting at number five, is still in the running, albeit facing steep odds. With the last race of the season approaching, it's a reminder that in the unpredictable world of No Prep Kings, anything can happen. Invitational Team Championship point standings heading into NPK Season Finale at Texas Motorplex. Photo by streetoutlaws_npkspoilers Team dynamics have been dynamic this season, with notable shifts, particularly between Kye and Ryan. Changes are expected before the season's conclusion, so keep an eye out for those last-minute switches. Ryan has maintained most of his original team members, while making significant strides by adding talent like Nate Sayler. A recent alteration saw Chuck Seitsinger departing the team. His roster boasts top contenders, including Rich Bruder, Robin Roberts, Nate Sayler, and Giuseppe Gentile. Rich Bruder may be trailing in the points, sitting at around 15th, but the others are firmly in the top 10. Ryan's team is certainly a formidable force. Team Fireball. Photo by streetoutlaws_npkspoilers Kye Kelley's team has also seen changes, notably the acquisition of Damon, along with a swap between Kayla and Clay Cole, thanks to Team Daddy Dave. Kye's roster includes David Gates, Kayla, and Damon. Notably, Damon's car holds the top spot in NPK, making him a significant asset. Kye Kelley's team is certainly a force to be reckoned with, even if he slipped down to number four in the rankings. Team Kye Kelley after Clay Cole was traded to Team Daddy Dave for Kayla Morton. Photo by streetoutlaws_npkspoilers Turning our attention to Team Daddy Dave, it's of paramount importance not to underestimate the relentless competitiveness of Daddy Dave himself. His team presents a formidable challenge and stands as a credible contender for the championship. With a formidable arsenal of horsepower and talent, the outcome of this battle is teetering on a knife's edge. Team Daddy Dave after Kayla Morton was traded to Team Kye Kelley for Clay Cole. Photo by streetoutlaws_npkspoilers As the season gradually nears its conclusion, the destiny of the Team Championship remains shrouded in uncertainty. Undoubtedly, Kye and Ryan emerge as formidable adversaries, but one should not discount the formidable prowess of Daddy Dave. The ongoing dynamics of team changes, fierce rivalries, and the unpredictability inherent in this motorsport guarantee that the season finale will be nothing short of a breathtaking spectacle. Street Outlaws No Prep Kings has taught us that in the realm of no prep racing, the only constant is the absence of constants. As the NPK Season 7 finale approaches, the anticipation is building, and the race for the Team Championship is set to be one for the ages. With the rescheduled Season Finale, racers have precious extra time to prepare for the grand showdown. Kye Kelley, Ryan Martin, and Daddy Dave, along with their talented teams, are primed for a fierce contest. The beauty of NPK is that, no matter the predictions, anything can happen on the track. Buckle up for what promises to be a thrilling climax to a sensational season of No Prep Kings.

The world of street racing is once again revving its engines in anticipation of a high-octane showdown, and this time, all eyes are on the highly anticipated 6sixtyStreet Small Tire #2 event. Set to feature some of the biggest names in the street racing scene, this event promises adrenaline-fueled action, fierce rivalries, and of course, the need for speed. Among the stars of the show is none other than Big Chief, with his monstrous shop truck, "El Cucuy," leading the charge. Photo by 6sixty Street Big Chief, also known as Justin Shearer, has made a name for himself as one of the most prominent figures in the world of street racing. His notorious "The Crow" became a legend in its own right, but now, he's turning heads with his latest creation – "El Cucuy." This fearsome shop truck is the epitome of raw power, boasting an intimidating presence that's sure to strike fear into the hearts of his competitors. It's a machine built for the streets, and it's expected to dominate the small tire competition. While Big Chief and "El Cucuy" are stealing the spotlight, they're far from the only stars in the 6sixtyStreet Small Tire #2 event. The lineup includes a slew of seasoned racers, each bringing their unique style and strategies to the race. It's a testament to the diversity and talent within the street racing community. Photo by 6sixty Street What makes the 6sixtyStreet Small Tire #2 event so thrilling is the unpredictability and cutthroat competition. Small tire racing demands finesse, timing, and the perfect balance between power and traction. The races are exhilarating as drivers push their vehicles to the limit, navigating the fine line between control and chaos. As the event draws near, fans are left with tantalizing questions: Will Big Chief and "El Cucuy" assert their dominance, or will an underdog rise to the occasion? Can the seasoned veterans maintain their reign, or will a newcomer shake up the hierarchy? Only time will tell, but one thing is certain – the 6sixtyStreet Small Tire #2 event is going to be a spectacle that no street racing enthusiast can afford to miss. Get ready for a turbocharged showdown as 6sixtyStreet Small Tire #2 brings together the most elite street racers, featuring Big Chief's "El Cucuy" and a roster of determined competitors. The streets will be on fire, tires will scream, and the spirit of racing will be palpable. Stay tuned for the results of this high-stakes battle on the asphalt, as street racing aficionados around the world hold their breath in anticipation of an event that promises to be nothing short of legendary. Video by 6Sixty Street

In the world of reality television, there are moments of uncertainty that often leave fans in a state of confusion regarding their favorite shows. One such enigma currently surrounds the Street Outlaws 405 Show, a beloved part of the Street Outlaws franchise. The burning question on everyone's mind is whether the show has been officially terminated or not. Photo by Lou 405 Photo The uncertainty started when Monza, a founding figure of the 405 Show, posted on Facebook hinting that the show had been terminated. This announcement created ripples of surprise within the dedicated fan community, who had been eagerly anticipating updates about the show's possible comeback. The prior two seasons had been produced with minimal promotion, leaving fans in a state of anticipation, wondering when the next season would grace their screens. Video by Street Outlaws Insider However, a surprising turn of events soon unfolded. Monza subsequently clarified that his previous statement was, in fact, inaccurate. He asserted that the show had not been canceled and was slated for a return. This rollercoaster of emotions persisted as fans grappled with conflicting information. The level of uncertainty deepened as some began to speculate whether a writer's strike played a part in this unfolding drama. Although reality TV shows might appear straightforward to produce, there's more than meets the eye. Producers and writers play a pivotal role in shaping storylines, orchestrating events, and crafting the overall narrative. This leads to the pressing question: Could a potential writer's strike be connected to the future of the 405 Show? Is the 405 Show officially canceled? Photo by Lou 405 Photo A concerned fan reached out to Sean, another prominent figure from the show, seeking clarification on its status. Sean's response introduced another layer of uncertainty. He explained that, due to the demands of No Prep Kings, they currently lacked the time to film the original show, although he remained hopeful that they might find a window for it. Implicit in his message was the notion that the 405 Show might not be as financially viable as No Prep Kings. Photo by Richard Rowe This prompts the question of the show's financial success. No Prep Kings appears to be flourishing, even in the midst of the writer strike, indicating it may be less affected by the situation. This leads to speculation that the 405 Show might not hold the same priority at the moment. If it does make a return, it could be contingent on fitting into the production schedule rather than being an imperative endeavor. As this intricate narrative continues to evolve, fans find themselves reading between the lines. While no official announcement has declared the show as canceled, there are subtle hints and implications that point in that direction. The last episode of the 405 Show featured a 405 driver losing to a Honda Civic, an unexpected outcome that may serve as a metaphor for the uncertainty surrounding the show's future. Photo by Lou 405 Photo In summary, the fate of the 405 Show remains shrouded in mystery. Conflicting statements from the cast, the potential influence of the writer strike, and the shift in focus towards No Prep Kings all contribute to this prevailing uncertainty. Fans are left in a state of limbo, pondering whether they will ever witness their beloved show on television again or if they should brace themselves for its departure. Photo by Dean Images As the narrative continues to unfold, fans will persist in speculating, discussing, and holding onto hope for the return of the 405 Show, all while acknowledging that the realm of reality television is, without a doubt, an unpredictable one.

In the world of automotive enthusiasts, the introduction of a new car to the garage consistently sparks excitement. However, for Big Chief and Jackie, the recent arrival of a vibrant red Nova in their workshop holds more significance than the average car acquisition. This Nova represents a profound connection to their family's racing legacy and serves as a testament to the enduring bonds that span across generations. Big Chief and Jackie's shiny red Nova occupies a special place in their hearts. Photo by Big Chief 405 The conversation transcript unveils the narrative behind this remarkable addition to their collection. On the surface, it may appear to be a straightforward car acquisition, but a deeper exploration reveals that the Nova occupies a special place in their hearts. The Nova's story commences with their father, an unwavering drag racer who dedicated his life to the world of racing. While he may not have been a wealthy top-fuel racer, his ardor for the sport ran deep. The Nova, with its unique racing history, had been an integral part of their family for many years. Jackie and her sister, Aaron, cherish fond memories of their time spent with their father in the garage, passing him tools, and observing him work on the car. Racing was not just a pastime for their father; it was a way of life. The Nova's story begins with their father - John Braasch. Photo by Big Chief 405 In the retelling by Big Chief and Jackie, their father's Nova was a cherished and well-worn vehicle, having undergone numerous paint transformations from pink to yellow and bearing countless battle scars. It embodied the very essence of the racing spirit and encapsulated the enduring memories forged at the racetrack. Video by Street Outlaws Insider However, this Nova holds a far deeper significance than being just another race car. It symbolizes the profound connection between a father and his children, the transmission of knowledge, and the shared moments spent at the racetrack. Their father had always harbored dreams of racing, and he encouraged his daughters to tread in his footsteps. Big Chief and Jackie's shiny red Nova occupies a special place in their hearts. Photo by Big Chief 405 The decision to preserve and restore the Nova isn't merely an act of maintaining a car; it's a dedicated effort to safeguard their father's legacy. The car serves as a bridge to their past, a tangible link to the man who played a pivotal role in shaping their lives, and a means to pay tribute to his memory. A walk down the memory land of Jackie! Photo by Midwest Street Cars The discussion also provides insight into the difficulties they encountered upon acquiring the Nova. Family disagreements and misunderstandings regarding the car's future use added complexity to an already emotionally charged situation. Throughout these challenges, Chief and Jackie remained resolute in their commitment to honor their father's intentions and guarantee the Nova's continued participation in races. As they reflect on the circumstances surrounding the Nova's arrival, they underscore the significance of clearly expressing one's desires and preferences. In this instance, it serves as a poignant reminder that we should articulate our wishes for our belongings when we are no longer able to make those decisions ourselves. A walk down the memory land of Jackie! Photo by Midwest Street Cars Ultimately, the gleaming red Nova holds significance far beyond its place in Chief and Jackie's garage. It encapsulates the unbreakable familial connection, a profound passion for racing, and an unwavering commitment to safeguard cherished memories. The Nova's narrative stands as a compelling testament to the value of family, legacy, and the profound emotional bonds that can develop through shared interests. As the Nova revives its thunderous presence on the racetrack, it carries not only their father's legacy but also the essence of family, unity, and an enduring love for racing that transcends generations. Video by Midwest Street Cars

In the high-octane world of street racing and adrenaline-pumping competition, few names resonate as strongly as Daddy Dave, and one car has symbolized his journey more than any other – Goliath. Recently, the news broke that Daddy Dave has decided to part ways with his beloved Goliath, and it's a decision that has left his fans and followers both excited and nostalgic. It's time to say farewell to Goliath! Photo by Goliath 405 Goliath, Daddy Dave's iconic Chevy 2, has been a fixture on the popular TV show Street Outlaws and a prominent contender in the No Prep Kings series. Known for its incredible speed and versatility, Goliath was one of the cleanest novas to ever grace the show. Its presence on the streets and the track became a testament to Daddy Dave's skill and dedication to the sport. Now, it's time to bid farewell to Goliath as it embarks on a new journey with new Brazilian owner. Photo by Daddy Dave Daddy Dave's decision to part ways with Goliath has been a topic of much speculation and anticipation among fans. The Chevy 2, originally built back in 2015 - 2016, has been a staple in the street racing scene, having undergone numerous transformations throughout the years. From big-block Chevy setups with nitrous to the power of ProCharger, twin turbos, and the formidable ProCharger Prime Hemi, Goliath has proved its adaptability and competitiveness. Video by Street Outlaws Insider Goliath's success was undeniable, reaching the number one spot on the Top 10 list of the "405" show and making its presence felt in the No Prep Kings series. This powerful machine has consistently delivered incredible performances, pushing the envelope with 370s in terms of speed. Photo by Daddy Dave The decision to sell Goliath was not taken lightly. The car had become a part of Daddy Dave's identity and a fan-favorite. As expected, the news of Goliath's sale stirred emotions among fans who expressed their sense of loss for this legendary machine. Speculation has arisen regarding the reasons behind the sale. Some believe that running in the NPK series is an expensive endeavor, with high costs associated with maintaining and racing at that level. In addition to this, Daddy Dave recently acquired a new Audi, a vehicle that reportedly cost more than $300,000. It's not hard to deduce that the sale of Goliath might have provided the financial flexibility for this new venture. Photo by Lou 405 Photo The burning question on many fans' minds is, "Will Daddy Dave build a Goliath 3.0 NPK car?" While Goliath's departure marks the end of an era, Daddy Dave's dedication to the sport and his passion for racing remain unwavering. The possibility of a Goliath 3.0 is certainly a tantalizing prospect, and it's something that fans are eager to witness. A new incarnation of Goliath, even more powerful and faster, could take the racing world by storm once again! For some time now, Daddy Dave had shared about selling Goliath to a racing enthusiast in Brazil. This tantalizing prospect has now become a reality. However, before Goliath takes on a new adventure in Brazil, fans will have the chance to witness it in action one last time in the United States. The stage for this emotional farewell is set at the Street Outlaws No Prep Kings Season 6 finale at the Texas Motorplex. What makes this event even more special is that the new owner, who flew in from Brazil, will be behind the wheel for the first time at this event. It's a fitting farewell for Goliath on American soil. As for the race class, it's likely that Goliath will compete in the small tire category, as that's how it's been set up lately. It's uncertain whether the car will switch to big tires for racing in Brazil, but one thing is clear: Brazil has a vibrant racing scene, and Goliath is sure to find a welcoming home there. Daddy Dave, Luis de Leon and Goliath's new Brazilian owner For those who wonder about Goliath's future in Brazil, one can't help but recall the previous visit of Daddy Dave and Shawn to the country. Their experiences there were undoubtedly memorable, forging connections with passionate racing enthusiasts. It's highly likely that one of these connections led to the acquisition of Goliath, ensuring that it's going to a loving home in Brazil. As for Goliath's mechanics, it's still unclear whether it retains its ProCharger Prime Hemi combination. Daddy Dave had offered the car for sale a few months ago, so there's a possibility that the motor has been replaced. However, considering that Goliath will race this weekend, it must still be equipped with a powerful engine. Its legacy in the Street Outlaw world and NPK series is unquestionable, and parting with such a renowned vehicle will undoubtedly be bittersweet for Daddy Dave. The decision to part with Goliath is undoubtedly a sentimental one, given its remarkable legacy in the Street Outlaw world. However, Daddy Dave's latest addition, the new Audi, promises a new chapter in his racing journey. As fans eagerly await the Season 6 finale of No Prep Kings, they will be treated to the emotional farewell of an icon, Goliath, in the United States. It's the end of an era, but in the world of street racing, every ending is just the beginning of a new adventure. Whether it's a Goliath 3.0 or a new chapter entirely, Daddy Dave's journey continues to captivate and inspire fans across the globe. Video by Street Outlaws Insider

In recent days, the Street Outlaws racing community has been buzzing with discussions, debates, and controversies centering around the ProCharger F4 136. This new ProCharger has taken the racing scene by storm, and its implications for the sport have left enthusiasts both excited and divided. In this article, we aim to shed light on the developments and what the future may hold for this contentious issue. First and foremost, it's essential to clarify that this controversy does not revolve around a single racer, specifically Ryan Martin, or attempts to impose rules against him. The root of the issue dates back to the beginning of the season when the rules, or more accurately, the rule adjustments, were put in place, well before the season officially kicked off, around April. Controversy surrounding ProCharger F4 136 after NPK Alabama. Photo by Richard Rowe One of these adjustments involved offering a substantial 100lb weight reduction to vehicles utilizing the older F3 136 ProCharger combination. The F3 136 ProCharger has been a staple in the market for over a decade, enjoying considerable usage and success. Photo by Radical Speed However, the turning point arrived as the season started, with ProCharger introducing the F4 136, a new and more powerful variant. This development prompted several racers, particularly those at the forefront of the competition, to switch to the F4 136 ProCharger. This strategic move allowed them to shed 100 pounds from their base weight. The results were striking, with the last six major events being claimed by cars equipped with the F4 136. Notable racers like Damon Merchant, Nate Sayler, and Ryan Martin also transitioned from their previous setups to the F4 136. This switch not only made their vehicles lighter but also endowed them with similar or higher power levels compared to their prior F4 140 ProChargers. Photo by Dean Images The significance of this change lies in the fact that in racing, every pound matters. Running a hundred pounds lighter while maintaining the same or even greater power can translate to a substantial advantage on the racetrack. In the highly competitive No Prep Kings circuit, this edge is a game-changer. Some argue that the reigning individual champion, Kye Kelley, achieved success with a screw blower. However, a closer look at Kye Kelley's performance in the main Invitational totals reveals a decline in recent races, now holding the fourth position and struggling to reclaim the number one spot, even with the double points race on the horizon. Updated NPK point standings after Alabama. Photo by Street Outlaws Stat Guy What's even more telling is that the top three racers are all utilizing the F4 136 ProCharger, clearly giving them an advantage. Damon, Nate, and Ryan, who are part of top-tier NPK teams, continue to dominate the competition. Photo by Richard Rowe To better understand this controversy, it's essential to examine the specifications provided by ProCharger. Comparing the F3 136 (the older version) with the F4 136 reveals several distinctions. The F4 136 boasts a larger inlet side, higher horsepower ratings (even though these numbers are conservatively stated by ProCharger), increased CFM output, additional boost pressure, and a larger inducer. These factors collectively mean that the F4 136 ProCharger is not only more potent but also produces more power. Herein lies the crux of the issue. The F4 136 ProCharger operates at the same weight as the older F3 136 due to NPK rules. However, it generates significantly more power and is on par with the F4 140, which, by comparison, must carry an extra 100 pounds of weight. Photo by Richard Rowe As a result, racers who can achieve a base weight of 2725 or even 2750 pounds are making the switch to this combination. Racing a lighter car provides advantages, not only in terms of speed but also in reducing wear and tear on vehicle components. Moreover, a 100-pound difference, combined with similar power levels, can translate to a substantial lead on the track, approximately 3 to 5 numbers in the Eighth Mile. This discrepancy is especially significant in the tightly contested field of NPK. The controversy reached a boiling point this past weekend as several racers attempted to lobby for the removal of the weight break or the addition of weight to the F4 136 ProCharger setup. However, these efforts were not successful. Invitational point standings heading into the Texas Motorplex for the Season finale. Photo by streetoutlaws_npkspoilers Looking ahead, it remains uncertain whether rules will be altered for the upcoming race in Texas. Nevertheless, it is likely that minor adjustments will be made for the two qualifier races following Texas. These changes aim to maintain the competitive integrity of the sport and ensure a level playing field. In conclusion, the ProCharger F4 136 has revolutionized the world of street racing by offering a distinct power-to-weight advantage. The weight break controversy has ignited passionate debates, and the racing community eagerly awaits the governing body's decision on this matter. Whether rules change or not, one thing is certain – street racing's appeal lies in its dynamic nature, the evolution of technology, and the ever-shifting strategies employed by racers. Street racing fans can anticipate thrilling races and fierce battles, irrespective of the resolution to this particular controversy. Stay tuned for further updates on this intriguing topic and the upcoming races in the Street Outlaws universe.

In the intense world of drag racing, tensions often run high, but the recent clash between Boosted GT and Chuck Seitsinger has taken rivalry to a new level. After a violent altercation on the tracks, Kayla Morton has had enough and is determined to push for reconciliation and demand apologies from the warring racers. The day starts with the recounting of racing tales and car troubles, but the conversation soon turns to the ongoing feud. Kayla is adamant that the bitter rivalry must come to an end. A few weeks ago, Boosted GT and Chuck Seitsinger were involved in a fistfight, which marred the spirit of the race and caused distress among their fellow racers. Photo by Discovery Australia Kayla is pushing for a resolution and believes that both parties owe each other an apology. The incident was a stark reminder that while competition is fierce, respect and sportsmanship should always be paramount. In the face of ongoing tension and discord, Kayla is determined to restore harmony in the racing community. The drag racing community, though characterized by intense competition, is also a close-knit family. The clash between Boosted GT and Chuck Seitsinger has been a jarring experience, one that Kayla hopes will not be repeated. She recognizes that it's crucial for racers to stand united, overcome their differences, and refocus on their shared love for the sport. Kayla Morton's call for peace between Boosted GT and Chuck! Photo by Discovery Australia The recent rain that disrupted the race provided an unexpected opportunity for a reconciliation attempt. Kayla encouraged both racers to come together and put an end to the feud. The conversation was candid, with the acknowledgment that both sides may have taken their rivalry to an extreme level. Though no formal apologies were issued, there was an agreement to avoid any future confrontations. The meeting aimed to clear the air and restore a sense of camaraderie among racers who had been at odds for too long. Photo by Discovery Australia As they prepare for the makeup final race at New Hampshire, the racing community hopes to put the incident behind them and focus on their shared passion. While the track conditions are challenging and unpredictable, the racers are committed to proving their mettle in a fair and respectful manner. Kayla's call for peace serves as a reminder that even in the fiercely competitive world of drag racing, there is a place for understanding and reconciliation. With her unwavering dedication to unity and respect, she demonstrates that racers can come together and support each other, even in the face of adversity. The world of drag racing is one that thrives on adrenaline, competition, and camaraderie. Kayla Morton's efforts to resolve conflicts and rebuild the bonds within the community reflect the true spirit of the sport, reminding everyone that the pursuit of victory should never come at the cost of sportsmanship. Video by Discovery Australia

In the world of high-speed racing, every day begins with the promise of adrenaline-pumping excitement and intense competition. It's a world where the thirst for victory and the drive to be the best reign supreme. At Alabama International Raceway, a place known for hosting the fastest track in the world, we witness a day in the life of passionate racers who live and breathe the sport. The day starts with a sense of camaraderie among the racers as they gather and share their enthusiasm for what's to come. There's an air of confidence, a belief that they are the best at what they do, and they are here to prove it. As the day unfolds, they talk about their strategies, their opponents, and the all-important prize money, which stands at a tantalizing $10,000. The stakes are high, and the racers are determined to leave their mark on the track. But it's not all about the competition; it's also about having a good time. As they enjoy some pretzels and banter with their fellow racers, their spirits remain high. The atmosphere is filled with excitement and anticipation, as they gear up for the race of their lives. The Redrum is ready for $10,000 Grudge race. Photo by Redrum Racing Amid the laughter and friendly jibes, the racers discuss the upcoming race, their odds, and the bets they've made. The energy is contagious, and there's a shared sense of unity among these competitors. As the discussion continues, the conversation shifts to the race itself. The racers talk about their hopes and expectations for the race, and there's a palpable sense of excitement in the air. They are ready to give it their all, push their cars to the limit, and compete with the best of the best. The banter takes a humorous turn as they contemplate the consequences of losing. They joke about buying dinner for the others and how it will all come down to one person – David. It's all in good fun, but the underlying motivation is clear: they are here to win. With the racetrack as their stage and their cars as their instruments, they are poised to put on a show. They express gratitude for the opportunity to race, mentioning how they'll be cheering on their friends. It's more than just a competition; it's a celebration of their shared passion for racing. The atmosphere becomes charged with the promise of high-speed action, and the anticipation is palpable. They talk about the track's reputation as the fastest in the world, emphasizing the challenge and thrill of the race that awaits them. With a sense of unity, they look forward to racing and collecting that $10,000 prize. The excitement is building, and the racers can hardly contain their enthusiasm. It's a day filled with camaraderie, competition, and the pursuit of victory. In the world of racing, it's not just about speed; it's about the passion, camaraderie, and the pursuit of excellence. These racers are not just competitors; they are a close-knit community that thrives on the thrill of the race. They are ready to put it all on the line, and they are out to prove that they are the best there is. Video by REDRUM RACING