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Farmtruck and AZN, beloved fan favorites from the original Street Outlaws show, have stepped away from the main program. The main reason behind their absence appears to be their reluctance to construct a high-performance race car that can compete with the advanced machines currently featured on the show. However, the strong bond between the duo and their fans has motivated Discovery to offer them their own spinoff series. Earlier this year, the duo headlined a show named after themselves, where they showcased their unique and unconventional vehicle builds that have made them famous. As of now, there is no official information about the renewal or cancellation of the show, but we have heard that Team Farmtruck and AZN will be back with another exciting television project. Photo by Farmtruck and AZN With the newest Street Outlaws spinoff titled “Locals Only,” Farmtruck and AZN will embark on a journey across the United States, visiting various racetracks in search of the fastest local drivers. With a renewed focus on returning the programming to its original essence of relatability, producers are actively exploring the idea of featuring individuals in this particular show who lead ordinary lives, working throughout the week and indulging in racing during the weekends. While these competitors may not consider racing as their full-time occupation, it doesn't mean that some of them don't possess impressive and highly competitive racing machines in their garages. Photo by Street Outlaws The competition will follow a bracket-style, single elimination format, with top drivers from Idaho, New Hampshire, Texas, Pennsylvania, and other locations battling it out. The ultimate winner will receive a $5,000 prize and the opportunity to race against a seasoned Street Outlaw driver from the 'No Prep Kings' series, such as Lizzy Musi, Daddy Dave, Jermaine Boddie, or Kye Kelley, among others, for another $5,000. Photo by Street Outlaws Discovery Channel's Street Outlaws universe consists of several shows, including "Street Outlaws: No Prep Kings," "Street Outlaws: OKC," "Street Outlaws: Mega Cash Days," "Street Outlaws: Fastest in America," and upcoming series, "Street Outlaws: Locals Only" and "Street Outlaws vs. The World: Australia." Video by YEC Online

According to a recent Street Outlaws No Prep Talk video, Doc's Heavy Metal Nova has undergone significant updates in preparation for the upcoming No Prep Kings Season 6. Previously owned by Adam Flamhawk, the car had an outdated chassis that struggled to handle the power of a screw blown Hemi engine, resulting in Doc facing challenges while competing in previous seasons. Photo by Street Beast "Doc" During the winter and spring, Doc took the car to Mickey's Chassis Works for a series of updates. These included the installation of a new carbon fiber front end and doors, as well as improvements to the chassis. The goal was to reduce weight, as the previous fiberglass panels had been repaired multiple times and had become quite heavy. Photo by Street Beast "Doc" These updates have the potential to make a substantial difference in Doc's performance this season. If the car can meet the minimum weight requirement of 27.50, it will be 100 pounds lighter than last season. With the same horsepower and an improved chassis, Doc now has the opportunity to compete and excel in the upcoming No Prep Kings season. Doc's Heavy Metal Nova faced challenges in previous seasons, but with these updates, it could become a strong contender for top positions. The car's new Hemi engine, built by well-known Pro Mod engine builder Adam Flamhawk, provides the necessary horsepower. With a lighter car and an enhanced chassis, Doc now stands a real chance of performing well in this season. Doc has faced struggles throughout his racing history, especially with the OG Monte Carlo, which was nitrous-powered and too heavy to compete effectively. The Firebird also failed to make a significant impact in the previous season. However, with the updates to the Heavy Metal Nova, Doc could finally regain his momentum and compete at the highest level in No Prep Kings. Photo by Street Beast "Doc"

Street Outlaws star Lizzy Musi is in a battle for her life and her fiance, Kye Kelley is hoping to get her into the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center. This cancer center, which is considered the best in the country, is in Houston, Texas. If anyone knows anyone that will get us in MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston, Tx fast please let us know. Thanks," Kelley said in his Facebook post. Meanwhile, he also changed his avatar with a pink cancer ribbon to show support for Lizzy. Photo by Kye Kelley Racing This Houston facility is one of the largest cancer centers in the United States. The U.S. News and World Report has named the hospital the best for cancer treatment in 2022-23. Photo by MD Anderson According to Kelley, Lizzy is currently being treated by doctors in Mississippi. He said that Lizzy needs a clinical trial in a comment under his post. Lizzy began her chemotherapy on Friday after revealing to the world that she was in her toughest race of her life. Lizzy said that she has an aggressive form of breast cancer. Right now, she has stage 4 Breast Cancer Double Negative. The cancer she said in the video is at 90%. At the time of publication, it is not clear how close he is to get Lizzy to Houston to get additional care. After announcement on her Facebook page in the viral video, Lizzy has made her first public comment since her life-changing news: "Hey Everyone, I haven’t been able to have much time to post due to an unexpected life change. A few days ago I have been Diagnosed with Triple Negative Stage 4 Breast Cancer that has moved to my lymph nodes to my liver. "Sharing my story and spreading awareness to others. Story is too long to type. I have a rough journey ahead of me. I appreciate everyone’s messages and calls." Photo by Lizzy Musi Due to her breast cancer diagnosis, Lizzy may have to sit out the upcoming season. At this time, it is not clear if she will be able to compete in any of the events of No Prep Kings season 6.

Big Chief from Street Outlaws has revealed he doesn’t regret leaving the show at all, as fans continue to ask where he is. Many ask whether he’s returning to the series but he’s made no announcements of a comeback. Chief, aka Justin Shearer, has been in the OKC street racing game since age nine when he’d ride his bike to watch the races on Route 66. He also sat out for America’s List and hasn’t appeared on No Prep Kings for a while. Big Chief is now focusing on his company Midwest Street Cars after leaving Street Outlaws. He often shares YouTube videos where he builds cars, tests them on the race track and even takes part in street racing. His company also offers fans the chance to join their patreon. He told viewers on social media at the start of 2022 that he took some time off from the show to focus on his family and the workshop, as well as to relax. He also previously confirmed on Instagram that he is sitting the latest America’s List out. Both Big Chief and his partner Jackie have said multiple times that they are done with Street Outlaws. Photo by Big Chief OKC When a fan asked Big Chief on Instagram, “So how’s giving up everything working out for you?” The former Street Outlaws star responded to them with: “I’m loving every single minute of it!” Photo by Big Chief OKC Big Chief has made no announcements of return on Street Outlaws. When asked if he is the race master for Street Outlaws: America’s List in 2022, he said no. Co-star Shawn will fill that role, which Big Chief said “doesn’t surprise him.” He said: “Everyone on the show respects and admires Shawn for his years in the game. Things change, people change. I think his personality is much better suited for the racemaster position than I am.” This is despite Big Chief supposedly being the cast member to suggest the entire idea for America’s List. He doesn’t have any hard feelings about it and continues to get involved in racing outside of Street Outlaws. He addresses his exit from Discovery series Big Chief made a YouTube video in April 2022 on his exit from Street Outlaws, and what fans can expect in the future from him. He said he went down to race on the 405 show and was told to stay an extra day to do the final shoot. Video by Midwest Street Car Something went wrong with his car, which left him with eight months to sort his car out. He said he was really excited to be preparing to appear on America’s List but felt that “some of the [racing] rules needed to be adjusted.” Big Chief said: “I’ve built my whole life around street racing. A lot of people are saying I was broken or didn’t make it in, but I went down there and I was in. Every year it’s something different”. “I’m not that guy. I don’t do that, I’m not the guy that changes his combo just because that’s what the fast guys are supposedly running nowadays. If my s***’s not fast enough, then I work on it, I spend money on it.” Check out latest video from Midwest Street Car, in which Big Chief was taking Caddy Jack to the Racetrack for the first time and making a few shakedown passes! Video by Midwest Street Car

In the fast-paced world of auto enthusiasts, there's always something thrilling happening behind the scenes. Recently, Clay Millican, the renowned drag racer, took us on an exclusive journey to Lutz Race Cars, where the legendary Jeff Lutz has been hard at work. In collaboration with CRC, they are preparing to reveal an extraordinary project that not only showcases Jeff Lutz's remarkable 2006 GTO but also introduces a scholarship program aimed at inspiring the next generation of auto enthusiasts. Photo by Clay Millican As the video takes us inside Lutz Race Cars, we witness the bustling activity and feel the palpable excitement in the air. Clay Millican, with his contagious enthusiasm, guides us through the workshop, where the iconic 1350-mile 2006 GTO sits proudly, a testament to Jeff Lutz's automotive prowess. Every inch of the vehicle reflects the dedication and meticulous attention to detail that Lutz has poured into it. Lutz's new GTO. Photo by Clay Millican Clay Millican's collaboration with Jeff Lutz and CRC is not only about showcasing the GTO; it's about inspiring young minds who share a passion for automobiles. This groundbreaking project includes a scholarship program that aims to empower and support the next generation of auto enthusiasts. Through financial assistance, mentorship, and resources, Lutz, Millican, and CRC aspire to create a pathway for aspiring enthusiasts to pursue their dreams in the automotive industry. Photo by Clay Millican The video serves as a tantalizing preview of what's to come. As Clay Millican walks us through the workshop, we catch glimpses of cutting-edge technology, skilled craftsmen, and the unmistakable determination that defines Lutz Race Cars. The attention to detail in every aspect of the GTO's design and construction is evident, showcasing Lutz's unwavering commitment to excellence. The partnership with CRC adds another layer of excitement to this project. As a renowned manufacturer of specialty chemicals for the automotive industry, CRC brings their expertise and resources to the table, solidifying the foundation for a transformative collaboration. Their commitment to innovation and excellence aligns perfectly with the shared vision of inspiring and supporting the next generation of auto enthusiasts. Clay Millican's visit to Lutz Race Cars not only offers a glimpse into the remarkable progress made on the GTO but also underscores the importance of hands-on experience and mentorship in nurturing young talent. Through this immersive experience, viewers are transported into the heart of the automotive world, where dreams become a reality and boundaries are shattered. Photo by Clay Millican As the video concludes, anticipation builds for the grand unveiling of this unprecedented project. Jeff Lutz, Clay Millican, and CRC have set the stage for an incredible journey, one that promises to inspire and ignite the passions of aspiring auto enthusiasts worldwide. The scholarship program will provide a springboard for talented individuals to pursue their dreams, with Lutz's expertise and guidance serving as a catalyst for their success. Video by Clay Millican

In a highly anticipated episode of The Stat Guy Show on YouTube, the drag racing community was treated to an exclusive interview with a true legend in the sport, Mr. Pat Musi of Pat Musi Racing Engines. During the episode, Pat Musi revealed thrilling updates about the talented drag racer Lizzy Musi and shared the exciting news that she will be running the entire NPK season with utmost commitment, showcasing her skills behind the wheel with not just one, but two cars from Pat Musi Racing Engines. Photo by Pat Musi Racing Engines Pat Musi Racing Engines has long been synonymous with success in the world of drag racing. Established by the mastermind himself, Pat Musi, the racing engine powerhouse has built a stellar reputation for delivering high-performance engines and comprehensive support to racers across the globe. With a rich history spanning decades, Pat Musi Racing Engines has continually pushed the boundaries of innovation, making them an undisputed force to be reckoned with in the industry. Photo by Street Outlaws Live Lizzy Musi, daughter of the legendary Pat Musi, has been making waves in the drag racing scene for several years now. Her remarkable talent, combined with her fierce determination, has earned her a dedicated fanbase and multiple accolades. However, recent developments regarding her health have left fans eagerly awaiting news of her next moves. Photo by Pat Musi Racing Engines During the special episode of The Stat Guy Show, Pat Musi addressed the "Lizzy Musi situation" that has been the subject of speculation within the drag racing community. He shed light on the exciting plans that he and Lizzy have crafted for her future endeavors, revealing that she will be participating in the entire NPK (No Prep Kings) season with a renewed commitment to excellence. The news that Lizzy Musi will be running not just one, but two cars from Pat Musi Racing Engines throughout the NPK season sent shockwaves of excitement through the drag racing community. Pat Musi expressed his unwavering confidence in Lizzy's abilities and highlighted her determination to make her mark in the sport. During the highly anticipated episode of The Stat Guy Show, Pat Musi unveiled a significant development in Lizzy's racing career. He proudly announced that Lizzy Musi will be launching her own independent racing operation, marking an exciting milestone in her journey as a professional drag racer. This move showcases Lizzy's ambition to forge her own path while carrying forward the family legacy of excellence in the sport. Photo by Pat Musi Racing Engines Behind every successful racer lies a dedicated team, and for Lizzy Musi, that team includes the talented crew at Pat Musi Racing Engines. Throughout her career, Lizzy has been supported by her father's company, benefitting from their technical expertise, high-performance engines, and invaluable guidance. Even as Lizzy embarks on her own independent operation, the foundation laid by Pat Musi Racing Engines will undoubtedly continue to play a pivotal role in her success. Photo by C.Paulshock Photography Video by Street Outlaws Stat Guy

Street Outlaws NPK (No Prep Kings) is known for its high-octane races, fierce rivalries, and adrenaline-fueled moments. In the midst of the thrilling competition, tensions can sometimes reach a boiling point. The 2021 season of Street Outlaws NPK witnessed a heated clash between two prominent racers, Daddy Dave and Jerry Bird. As emotions ran high and egos collided, an intense confrontation unfolded, leaving fans on the edge of their seats. Join us as we delve into the details of this fiery encounter and the repercussions it had on the world of street racing. Photo by CPaulshock Photography If there were any doubts about the existence of animosity between Jerry Bird and the rest of the 405 crew, those doubts have been completely dispelled. During their previous encounters in street races, Jerry Bird has repeatedly voiced his concerns about the 405 crew altering their rules to manipulate the outcome when faced with a challenge. On the other hand, Daddy Dave maintains that he has always treated Jerry with nothing but respect and fairness, never resorting to underhanded tactics. Photo by StreetOutlawVids Regardless of their differing perspectives, it is clear that this time it was Jerry who engaged in unsportsmanlike conduct by anticipating the light. Shawn "Murder Nova" Ellington, Jerry "Monza," and the rest of the 405 crew, who were present at the starting line, were in disbelief when Jerry wasn't disqualified for jumping the light. They were certain that he had made a premature start. The issue for them was that although Jerry did jump the light, his car did not move far enough to break the beam before the green light illuminated. While this jump would result in disqualification on the street, the equipment used in this race deemed it a perfect anticipation rather than a false start. Naturally, Daddy Dave is deeply dissatisfied with the outcome of the race. Consequently, there were some heated exchanges between the two racers after the event. Each firmly believes they are in the right, further escalating the tension between them. Photo by StreetOutlawVids To get the full picture, watch the video to witness the events that unfolded at the starting line and the dramatic finish of this race. Video by StreetOutlawVids

In the world of street racing, few names resonate as strongly as Big Chief and Jackie. These two figures from the hit TV show "Street Outlaws" have captivated audiences with their skill, passion, and relentless pursuit of victory. Let's catch up with Big Chief and Jackie to see what they have been up to lately, from the resurrection of the iconic Caddy Jack to their latest racing endeavors. Photo by Midwest Street Cars The resurrection of the Caddy Jack has been a monumental undertaking for Big Chief and his crew. This iconic Cadillac holds a special place in the hearts of street racing enthusiasts and has become synonymous with Big Chief himself. After a long and meticulous restoration process, the Caddy Jack is alive again, boasting impressive upgrades and enhancements that make it a force to be reckoned with on the streets. The dedication and attention to detail that Big Chief and his team have put into rebuilding the Caddy Jack have paid off, and fans can't wait to see this legendary machine in action once again. Photo by Midwest Street Cars Big Chief and Jackie's success extends beyond the track. They have become ambassadors for the street racing community, inspiring and motivating aspiring racers to pursue their dreams and never give up. Their hard work, resilience, and love for the sport serve as a shining example to all those who want to make their mark in the world of street racing. Photo by Midwest Street Cars As we look ahead to what the future holds for Big Chief and Jackie, one thing is certain: their passion for street racing and their commitment to pushing the limits will continue to drive them forward. Whether it's behind the wheel of the Caddy Jack or any other high-performance machine, Big Chief and Jackie will undoubtedly leave their mark on the street racing world, thrilling fans and solidifying their status as true legends of the sport. So buckle up and get ready for the next chapter in Big Chief and Jackie's street racing journey. The excitement, the thrills, and the camaraderie they bring to the table will undoubtedly make for an unforgettable ride. Stay tuned as they continue to redefine what it means to be a street racer and inspire generations to come. Video by Midwest Street Cars

Richard Rawlings, the renowned automotive aficionado and star of the hit TV show "Fast N' Loud," has made headlines once again with his latest acquisition. This time, Rawlings has set his sights on an impressive classic car nest located in Wisconsin, shelling out over $15 to $20 million for this treasure trove of automotive history. Let's delve into this colossal purchase and explore the wonders that await within this extraordinary collection. Photo by Gas Monkey Garage & Richard Rawlings Known for his sharp eye and keen sense of value, Rawlings has built a reputation for unearthing hidden automotive gems. With the acquisition of this classic car nest, he has taken his passion for vintage automobiles to a whole new level. Nestled in the heart of Wisconsin, this expansive collection showcases a breathtaking array of timeless classics, including numbers-matching Corvettes, Camaros, Chevelles, Mustangs, and more. Rawlings aptly characterized the collection as "eclectic," an appropriate portrayal considering its encompassing representation of automotive history spanning across several decades. Photo by Gas Monkey Garage & Richard Rawlings The collection boasted an impressive range of vehicles, but one that stood out was the 1970 Grand Sport Stage 1-a highly sought-after muscle car featuring a potent 426 engine beneath its hood. Several Shelby vehicles, including a Shelby Cobra and a selection of Shelby Mustangs, also caught Rawlings' and Big Chris' attention. Among them, the meticulously restored 1965 Shelby GT350 left a lasting impression with its iconic American muscle car appeal. 1970 Grand Sport Stage 1. Photo by Gas Monkey Garage & Richard Rawlings 1965 Shelby GT350. Photo by Gas Monkey Garage & Richard Rawlings Aside from these notable vehicles, the collection held a special significance for the collector who had diligently assembled it over the years. A modified 1969 Camaro Z/28 for racing purposes and a few cherished personal favorites were among the vehicles that carried sentimental value. Despite this emotional attachment, Rawlings and his team approached the sale with a delicate balance of business acumen and compassion, understanding the importance of honoring the collector's legacy. As Rawlings and Big Chris continued their tour, they marveled at the sheer quantity of classic cars on display. Beyond the muscle and sports cars, the collection also featured vintage boats and other captivating vehicles, showcasing the collector's diverse automotive interests. Rawlings estimated the collection's value to exceed $15 million-a testament to the lifelong passion and commitment the collector had dedicated to preserving classic cars. Ultimately, Rawlings and his team successfully negotiated a deal with the collector's estate, securing the acquisition of many vehicles from the impressive collection. While specific details of the sale remain undisclosed, it is evident that Rawlings and his team recognized the exceptional nature of the classic car collection in Wisconsin. Photo by Gas Monkey Garage & Richard Rawlings For classic car enthusiasts, this collection represents a true trove of automotive history. From rare muscle cars to iconic sports cars, each vehicle offers a glimpse into a bygone era of American automotive design. Rawlings and his team consider it an honor to add these remarkable vehicles to their own collections, and their unwavering passion for classic cars is bound to inspire others to appreciate the timeless beauty and craftsmanship found within these automotive legends. Video by Gas Monkey Garage & Richard Rawlings

In a thrilling display of skill, determination, and sheer speed, Team Memphis has once again emerged triumphant in the adrenaline-fueled competition of Street Outlaws: Fastest in America in Las Vegas. With their fourth consecutive victory, Team Memphis has firmly established themselves as the dominant force in the high-stakes world of street racing. Throughout the competition, Team Memphis delivered unforgettable moments that left spectators and rival teams in awe. Whether it was a lightning-fast start off the line, a perfectly executed maneuver to gain an edge in a tight race, or a heart-stopping finish that left their opponents in the dust, Team Memphis consistently raised the bar for street racing excellence. Their performance ignited the passion of fans and reaffirmed their status as the team to beat. Photo by Street Outlaws Tricia Wayne, the wife of JJ Da Boss, secured the championship title with an impressive victory, leading Team Memphis to claim the coveted $100,000 grand prize. Plus, the team had the opportunity to accumulate additional earnings throughout the competition, with each night of victory bringing in extra money and especially, the final night of $69,000. Photo by Outlaw Production Dream Team and Team NOLA achieved commendable second and third place finishes, respectively, with both teams closely matched in terms of earnings. It is worth noting that in the previous year, Team Memphis emerged victorious against another California-based team led by Jermaine Boddie. During the first two seasons, Team Memphis also prevailed over Team NOLA. Photo by Outlaw Production As Team Memphis basks in the glory of their latest triumph, the street racing world eagerly awaits the next chapter in their remarkable journey. Will they continue to dominate the competition and extend their winning streak? Or will new challengers rise to the occasion and pose a formidable threat to their reign? Only time will tell. Photo by Outlaw Production A new installment of Fastest in America is slated to be filmed this summer, specifically in July, taking advantage of a break in the Street Outlaws No Prep Kings schedule. This upcoming filming will provide another opportunity for street racing enthusiasts to witness the high-octane action and intense competition. Video by Outlaw Production

Street racing enthusiasts and fans of the hit show Street Outlaws, get ready for a special treat! The highly anticipated episode of the Street Outlaws Stat Guy Show on YouTube is about to drop, featuring none other than 405 OG and one of the eight captains for this season of No Prep Kings, the legendary Shawn Ellington, famously known as "Murder Nova." In this exclusive interview, Shawn Ellington shares his insights, experiences, and perspectives on Street Outlaws and the thrilling world of No Prep Kings. So, grab your popcorn, tune in, and get ready for an exciting and captivating discussion! Photo by Street Outlaws Stat Guy The Street Outlaws Stat Guy Show on YouTube has become a go-to platform for fans seeking behind-the-scenes content, in-depth analysis, and engaging discussions about their favorite street racing show. Hosted by the knowledgeable and charismatic Stat Guy, the show delves into the intricacies of the Street Outlaws universe, providing viewers with insider information, statistics, and fascinating interviews with the stars of the show. Each episode offers a unique perspective, uncovering the untold stories and personal journeys of the racers. Shawn Ellington, known by his street racing moniker "Murder Nova," has been a prominent figure in the Street Outlaws series since its inception. With his iconic black Chevrolet Nova, Shawn has captivated audiences with his skills, competitiveness, and unwavering determination. As one of the original members of the 405 crew, he has played a crucial role in shaping the show's legacy. Photo by Murder Nova In addition to his Street Outlaws exploits, Shawn Ellington has taken on the role of a captain in the exciting No Prep Kings series. With his experience and knowledge of street racing, he brings a unique perspective to the table. In this episode of the Street Outlaws Stat Guy Show, fans will have the opportunity to gain valuable insights into his journey, his thoughts on the No Prep Kings competition, and the challenges he faces as a captain. Photo by No Prep Kings This highly anticipated episode promises to be a fascinating conversation between the Stat Guy and Shawn Ellington. Fans can look forward to engaging discussions about the evolution of Street Outlaws, the thrilling world of No Prep Kings, the intricacies of street racing, and the challenges and triumphs that Shawn has experienced throughout his career. With his candid and charismatic personality, Shawn is sure to provide intriguing anecdotes, personal reflections, and valuable advice for aspiring street racers. Video by Street Outlaws Stat Guy If you're a fan of Street Outlaws or simply fascinated by the adrenaline-fueled world of street racing, this episode of the Street Outlaws Stat Guy Show is a must-watch! Join host Stat Guy as he delves deep into the mind of Shawn Ellington, alias "Murder Nova," exploring the fascinating intersection of Street Outlaws and No Prep Kings. Be prepared for an engaging, entertaining, and insightful discussion that will leave you hungry for more thrilling street racing action.

In the realm of motorsports, there exists an unparalleled thrill when firing up a brand new engine for its inaugural run. Recently, the team at Modern Racing in Mooresville, North Carolina experienced this exhilaration as they prepared to test their newly acquired $100,000 Noonan package engine. Photo by Justin Swanstrom Traveling from Florida with their reliable "Tow Pig" accompanying them, the team embarked on a smooth journey to North Carolina. With a generous fuel supply of 48 gallons in the tank and an additional 96 gallons in the bed, they cruised without the need to stop for gas. Upon reaching Modern Racing, their anticipation peaked as they reunited with their cherished vehicle, affectionately named "Prenup." Having dropped it off weeks earlier, the team eagerly surveyed the progress made during their absence, taking note of the tidied wiring and the installation of two fresh batteries. Assisted by the experts at Modern Racing, they were confident that Prenup was primed to hit the road once again. Photo by Justin Swanstrom However, the true test awaited them-the ignition of the engine. With a Turbo 400 three-speed setup and a set of gleaming new headers, the team held high expectations for this powerhouse. Anticipation reached its climax as the key was turned, and the engine roared to life, its resonant power filling the Modern Racing shop. It was an unforgettable moment, marking the beginning of a new chapter in their racing journey, forever etched in the team's memories. The first firing of the $100,000 motor proved to be a resounding success, leaving the team elated with the outcome. Armed with their newly installed engine and an abundance of hard work, they embraced the upcoming street racing season with unwavering confidence and unyielding determination. Photo by Justin Swanstrom The team at Modern Racing experienced the unmatched excitement of igniting their brand new $100,000 Noonan package engine for the first time. From the smooth journey to the awe-inspiring moment the engine roared to life, their journey showcased the dedication and perseverance of the team. Equipped with their powerful new engine, they are poised to conquer the challenges of the street racing season, fueled by their unwavering spirit and unrelenting pursuit of victory. Video by Justin Swanstrom