Street Outlaws No Prep Kings

Thirty-two of the best racers from around the USA meet in Memphis to compete for $50,000 and the chance to earn points in the No Prep Kings points series. But rainy weather and a tricky track threaten to derail the racer's plans.

Sixteen racers remain in the first ever No Prep Kings invitational, and as they move into round two, it's time to turn it up. With a little more data on the track, racers push their cars further for a chance at the $50,000.

Thirty-two of the fastest racers around meet in Bowling Green, KY, for the second No Prep Kings invitational race. There's $40,000 and more points up for grabs, but trouble forces some of the racers to redo their first-round race.

Sixteen racers move into round two of the No Prep Kings invitational race in Bowling Green, KY. The track is slicker and more challenging, so the fastest racers from around America do what they can to take home the $40,000 prize.

Thirty-two of the fastest racers descend on Edinburgh, TX, for the next race and a chance to win $40,000, plus more points. However, it's been raining, and the track is probably the trickiest the racers will see all season.

The drivers are in Tucson, AZ, for the next No Prep Kings invitational race, and the dusty desert brings its own challenges. Birdman is out for blood, while Kye Kelley hopes to prove that he is really a contender in this series.

Thirty-two racers head to San Antonio for the fifth No Prep Kings invitational race. The damp track conditions make it a little trickier, and a new design for the starting tree causes Kye Kelley to see red.

The fifth No Prep Kings invitational race continues in San Antonio with 16 racers kicking off round two as they face off for a $40,000 prize. Weather causes a change of venue, and heavy hitters strive to become number one.

Ryan Martin, Chuck and Birdman fight for the lead in points. The racers are in Orangeburg, South Carolina, and with so much on the line, they use call outs and strategy to try to get ahead.

The racers move into round two of the sixth No Prep race in South Carolina. As eliminations continue, racers have to fight to survive the fastest semifinals and finals ever seen.

Racers arrive in Dunn, NC, for the seventh race in the series. After weeks of racing, many of the drivers are struggling to keep their cars running, and in a points series, consistency can be just as important as speed.

As the racers move into the later rounds of the second-to-last points race, all eyes are on Chuck, Birdman and Ryan Martin. A win in North Carolina could put Ryan one step closer to the prize.

It's the final race of the series, and that means that all eyes are on Birdman and Ryan Martin. If either of them can win the race in Tulsa, they'll walk away with the $40,000 prize, plus $50,000 for the points championship.

Street style rules take over at the Boddie's Beyond 1320 race, where the winning racer wins $35,000. They're racing past the finish line, where there's no rubber down at all, and the bets are flying, as it gets crazy at the very end of the track.

Chuck Seitsinger is race master to the first ever No Prep Kings series, and it's unlike anything seen before. All-star racers from Oklahoma City, New Orleans, Memphis and all over battle it out for big money around the USA.