Street Outlaws Show Summary, Upcoming Episodes and TV Guide

Eight years in the 405 have produced some of the craziest moments in Street Outlaw history. From big crashes to hilarious pranks to tense rivalries, Chief counts them down.

All twenty racers have their spots, and the first matchups kick off with even numbered drivers calling out the odds. As call outs continue, some drivers struggle to adapt to a new set of rules.

The five OKC slots for America's List are almost set. Chief, Dave and Ryan have all solidified their spots. Murder Nova must conquer his toughest matchups to clinch one of the remaining spots.

The stakes ratchet up as several drivers draw back-to-back races. Daddy Dave is undefeated but Big Chief is determined to ruin his night. Dominator makes a fix on the fly while Murder Nova desperately tries to improve his record.

For the first time since it began, Big Chief throws out the Top Ten list. In the most intense racing in years, OKC drivers must now compete in a high-stakes qualifier for five spots on America's List.

Farmtruck and AZN bring back an epic third annual Daily Driver contest where racers show up with everything from a golf cart to a Corvette to compete for big stacks of cash.

After a series of bad passes, Shawn is determined to get the Murder Nova driving straight again. Monza challenges Ryan Martin for the number one spot on the top ten list. Farmtruck and AZN put the Jeeper Sleeper up against a tuned-up BMW.

A horrifying crash causes a racer to terms that his racing days might be over. For the first time in list history, Chief and Shawn must find what it takes to win without the other's help.

After dominating the track, the once-mighty kings of the street return to reclaim their roots. Feeling like drivers have gotten soft, Chief puts the 405 to test with the most important list shakeup ever. Chief and Murder Nova part ways.

The racers prepare for the final event of the season at Texas Motorplex and all eyes are on NOLA and OKC. As the racers collect as much data as they can for the final bout, NOLA gets help from another team hoping to foil OKC's chances of taking it all.

The 405 carries their heads high after finding success with their grudge strategy and decide to stay the course in Norwalk, OH. Team NOLA licks their wounds after their loss in Colorado and team Outcast proves they're a force to be reckoned with.

With team NOLA looking stronger than ever, the 405 doubles down on their grudge strategy in an attempt to keep up. Meanwhile, a team of outcasts joins forces to compete and team Texas sees their chances of pulling out a win slipping out of reach.

With Team NOLA looking stronger than ever, Big Chief has a new plan for the 405 involving racers without teams; Texas brings out a big-tire car in an attempt to stay in the fight.

Grudge Night begins as racers prepare to do battle while learning everything they can about a new track; the 405 and Texas plan to keep their data to themselves, leaving racers without teams struggling to keep up.

Memphis vs. NOLA: The final matchup is set, with $100,000 at stake. Kye Kelley's NOLA team is riding high after defeating Detroit, but JJ and the MSO think their team is unstoppable. A sketchy road tests both teams.

After weeks of racing, only Detroit and NOLA remain fighting for a chance to race Memphis for $100,000. Chucky plans to keep Kye in the rearview with a new strategy to take the lead, while Kye is confident his heavy hitters can take out team Detroit.

The second match of round two pits Chucky and his team from Detroit against Chris Block and his South Carolina racers. Tensions have been mounting since the duo's scuffle at the last chip draw, and the $100,000 pot is fanning the flames.

Chris Rankin's street-smart crew from the Northeast takes on the upstart Kye Kelley and his team from New Orleans in the second round of history's biggest street race.

Chucky brings his infamous team from Detroit to take on Richard McCarver and his team of relatively unknown racers from Mississippi.

Quinn and his family of Kentucky racers take on the ragtag team from the Northeast led by Chris Rankin. Rankin's team has never raced together before but Quinn's temper may get the best of him.

The second matchup gets heated fast as Kye Kelley and his NOLA racers take on Birdman and his team from Texas. The rivals' history of bad blood comes to a head when NOLA has car trouble, and Texas refuses to play nice.

JJ Da Boss has invited 8-street racing teams from around the country to Memphis for a chance to win $100,000. A win won't come without a fight, though, as South Carolina's small-tire racers and St. Louis high-dollar drivers are ready for war.

Heading into the seventh race at Summit Motorsports Park in Ohio, Ryan Martin, Kye Kelley and Lizzy Musi are all in contention for the No Prep Kings championship and $100,000 prize. Meanwhile, Team Texas is on the verge of a major collapse.

With the season half over and racers jockeying for points, the horseplay gets crazier than ever at Route 66 Raceway in Illinois. Lizzy and Team NOLA have been an unstoppable force so the competition is prepared to do anything to get ahead.

Big Chief is ready to make his No Prep debut as the racers roll into St. Louis for the third race of the season. NOLA is determined to deliver back-to-back upsets after the last race but the OKC and Texas aren't going down without a fight.

The top No Prep racers gather at Maryland International Raceway for the first event of the season. Alliances form amongst veterans and newcomers alike, and tensions rise as each new faction plots its course to the top of the standings.

On the second night of Cash Days, 405 racers must match up and race, while still fighting to knock out the only remaining Texas driver. The sketchy road is still in play, and it becomes a tuner's game to see who can get down the street in one piece.

Boosted holds a shootout for 10k in Ohio, while OKC prepares to take on Texas in a massive Cash Days showdown for $33,000.

It's nearing the end of the list racing season, and all the racers are making big changes in a last ditch effort to move up the list. On race night with everyone making big changes before race night, untested cars mean big problems.

Farmtruck & AZN invite all the 405 racers out to Willow Springs International Raceway for a road race competition. The racers pair up to compete in a time attack competition where the pair with the fastest combined times will take home $10,000.

Farmtruck and AZN head to Kansas to fish with the new and improved Gonorail. Back in Oklahoma, Ryan and Dominator repair broken cars in preparation for list racing, but when a driver gets out of control, the evening is brought to an abrupt end.

When Big Chief gets a call from California street racer, Boddie inviting the 405 to come out West for a race, there's no way Chief can refuse. The OKC racers all pack up and head out for an epic night of racing with more than $20,000 on the line.

It's finally time for the Toilet Bowl 500, and the racers are ready to do some serious damage. Chuck and Reaper seem like early favorites since they brought such serious cars, but wildcards like Tina, Ed, and Monza take a stand.

Looking for a family friendly location for a race, JJ and the Memphis Street Outlaws decide to host an Arm Drop race at a local airstrip. It's Memphis against the world as they invite racers from all over to come out and compete for a $32,000 pot.

It's time for the final event of the No Prep Kings season, and the stakes have never been higher. This race is for double points, which means every round counts as Ryan Martin, Mike Murillo, and Larry Larson scramble to take home the $250,000.

Racers arrive in Benson, North Carolina for the second to last No Prep Kings race of the season, but a hurricane passed through town right before the race making the track trickier than normal.

Racers arrive in Norwalk, Ohio for the seventh race in the No Prep Kings series and with only a few races left, the points race for the Championship is on. But, with a deceptively tricky track, the racers must find the right tune or risk going home.

Racers are in Tucson, AZ for the sixth race in the points series, but the desert dust and heat mean a seriously sketchy surface. Racers will have to be on their game if they want to take home a win on the most challenging track they'll race.

Racers arrive in Morrison, Colorado for the next event in the No Prep Kings series, however, the high altitude means thin air and big problems for the racers who run turbos. It'll be a struggle just to get to the finish line.

Racers arrive at Route 66 Raceway, outside of Chicago for the fourth race in the No Prep Kings series. When cold weather and rainy conditions make the track extra sketchy, the racers have to be on their game if they want to make it to the finish line.

Racers arrive at Maple Grove Raceway for the 3rd event in the No Prep Kings series, but rain delays the start of the race. When it's time to start round 1, racers learn the hard way that the rainy weather has made this track especially challenging.

As racers move into round 2 in Memphis, Tennessee, the heat and humidity become more challenging as the track gets greasy and slicker. With $40,000 and valuable points on the line these drivers are willing to do anything to get from A to B to get the win.

For the No Prep Kings, the field is bigger, the points are more important, and the racers are faster. Will Ryan Martin avenge his heartbreaking loss in last season's Points Championship? Will Birdman be able to dominate the field again?

As the racers move into the later rounds of the second to last points race, all eyes are on Chuck, Birdman, and Ryan Martin. After weeks and weeks of racing, many of the racers are struggling to keep their cars running when consistency is most important.

After a tough season of in-fighting and game playing, the racers of the 405 come together for a grudge race night, hoping to squash all the issues they have with each other. Will racing be enough to bring the racers back together?

With only a few list races left, everyone in the 405 hurries to get broke cars ready in time. On race night, Reaper fights to hold onto the 10 spot, and Chuck and Ryan try to fight game playing with games, but it doesn't work out the way they hoped.

After the race against Canada, Dave and Ryan struggle to get their cars switched back to big tires in time for list racing. Monza pulls his car off the list, which lets all the racers below him move up, and Reaper faces an unexpected contender.

The 405 is coming off of a tense race night, and racers wonder who they can trust as they get ready to race. Farmtruck and AZN find a fish in their callbox that may be more than they bargained for. On race night, everyone is on edge.

With Florida racers coming to OKC, everyone in the 405 prepares for the first out of town race of the season. Farmtruck and AZN head out of town to get the Farmtruck ready for the race. But when Florida arrives, setting up races may be a challenge.

As the drivers of the 405 prep for another race night, Farmtruck and Azn took a little road trip to participate in a daily drivers race.

After a difficult end to last season's list racing, the 405 comes together to reassess the rules and make a plan to move forward. They all agree to a list shakeup, which means everyone loses his spot on the list and has to race to earn a new place.

Thirty-two of the fastest racers from around the country gather in OKC for the biggest street race of the year Cash Days. And, with $50,000 on the line, all the racers are prepared to push their cars to the limit to try and win it all.

The Street Outlaws go in depth into how the show began and talk about what happened when producers came to Oklahoma for the very first time. They talk about their favorite moments from the show, and about how Street Outlaws has changed them.

With only two list races left in the season, the drivers work to get their cars race ready. Farmtruck and AZN prepare for racing with some fishing. On race night Ryan is finally able to defend his spot, and tempers flare between Doc and Monza.

After the first round of Outlaw Armageddon, there are still 19 of the best racers in the country left to fight it out for the $40K pot. The remaining 405 racers must fight to defend their turf, because being beat at their home track isn't an option.

It's time for Outlaw Armageddon, the biggest & baddest No Prep race in the country, & the 405 gets ready for the race. Everyone who is anyone in the street & track race scenes comes to OKC to lay it all on the line and try to win the $40,000 prize.

It's time for another list race in the 405 & new number one, Ryan Martin is getting ready to defend his crown. But on race night, Big Chief is back & he's brought new rules that are going to make race night move faster & keep the OKC racers on their toes.

With Chief out of town, Chuck takes over as racemaster, but still has to defend number one. Farmtruck & AZN dig up a new kind of race. Then on race night, with racers missing, Monza & Dave jump into the top five while Ryan tries to take Chuck's Crown.

It's the first list race of the season which means everyone is gearing up for a fight. With Chief's car down for repairs, Shawn tries to jump on the number one spot. But when Doc tries to hold off on racing Reaper, chaos breaks out on race night.

When JJ Da Boss from Memphis, Tenn., comes to OKC to host a race, the biggest names in street racing show up to compete, but with JJ going back to old-school rules and a total of $60,000 on the line, the racers must do everything if they want to win.

Now that Chief is back on the list, he and Shawn map out a plan to get themselves back into the top spots. Farmtruck sets AZN up with a race against a doctor with a super car. And at race night, Doc seems like he finally has his car figured out.

Reaper struggles to get his car fixed in time for race night; Farmtruck and AZN think outside the box to round up some races.

The 405 has an entirely new list, but everyone is still fighting to get to the top; Chuck, Ryan, Shawn and Monza battle to try to take the top spot; Doc tries to get himself out of the bottom five.

The new season of Street Outlaws is about to begin & the 405 is moving away from Pro-mods on the street, so Chief and Shawn take a look back at how far the 405 has come since before the show. Then, we show some deleted scenes from the big Mega Race.

When JJ 'Da Boss' from Memphis invites the 405 to race, they head east to the craziest race ever – and the Memphis guys give the OKC racers a run for their money.

Frustration mounts on the 405 list; racers try to hang on instead of move up; Farmtruck and AZN improve the Farmtruck.

The 405 -- the city's Top 10 list of street racers -- aim to reclaim their title as the fastest and most revered group of racers in the country.

The 405 rushes to get ready following a last-minute call-out from Ohio; Farmtruck and AZN fish out a Hot Rod; Kamikaze gets ready to bring the El Camino back.

Street Outlaws returns and the list is shaken when Daddy Dave pulls Henson's Plan B from the one spot and starts from ten in his own car. Farmtruck and AZN face off, Doc and Shawn prep to race for #1, and Chief gets ready for his long march up the list.

Chief faces post-crash PTSD as the Crow-Mod and Farmtruck go for spot 10; rookie Jeremy challenges Dominator to get spot 6; Reaper and Shane compete for spot 5; Shawn takes another shot at spot 1.

Chief decides to get a new car while the battle for top list spots gets cutthroat. Doc takes another shot against #1 Shawn, Monza faces Reaper, Dave needs to get past Shane and new shark, Jeremy, must face the Farmtruck to get on the list.

Daddy Dave returns with Henson's corvette 'Plan B', along with new mother Tina Pierce and Boosted GT; Farmtruck & AZN get a 'ricer'; the rivalry between Jackie and Shane intensifies.

Chief introduces an idea to make the list even faster…the Shark Pool. Now, a hungry group of street racers will be showing up every week to take on #10.

OKC's biggest rivals attack the list with a vengeance. While Chief and Doc square off, Farmtruck and AZN go fishing, trying to give hell to a Hellcat.

After Daddy Dave crashes, Chief attempts to reunite Dave with Jackie Knox so he can drive the Sonoma. Another racer, The Reaper, takes a shot at the list.

Daddy Dave is finally ready to unveil his new and much anticipated racecar, 'Goliath,' and controversy brews as he wants to bully his way up the list.

The 405 List gets a big shake-up as everybody wants to move up, especially Dominator. Meanwhile, Kamikaze takes a crack at the number 10 spot.

The 405 gets called out by seven of the fastest racers from Colorado, Wyoming, Missouri and Kansas for a showdown on the street. Kamikaze needs to make money and brings back El Camino. Farmtruck and AZN prank Big Chief and Shawn by buying a 'More-Door' Nova.

The 405 guys head to California to take on smack talking street racers from Los Angeles. On race night, heated exchanges escalate, with trash talking, spitting incidents, and nearly a full out brawl. Meanwhile, Farmtruck and AZN take a trip to Hollywood.

Big Chief gets a racer for the Nationwide Callout: Petey Smallblock New York, representing the Northeast. Doc takes on Big Chief for the #1 spot.

While Boosted wants to be the first small tire car to crack the Top 5 on the List and make 405 History, Farmtruck is depressed from the death of Louise.

Kamikaze takes the El Camino off the list, so Chief decides to round up four drivers and have a round robin race for the open 10-spot.

Chief organizes a Nationwide Call Out for a $50,000 pot. Chief gets a new paint job and Dave calls him out. Kamikaze takes the El Camino off the list. Farmtruck and Asian go fishing in Memphis. Later, the 405 travel south to take on Kye Kelly and friends.

On the final night of Cash Days, the remaining 405 racers put their reputation on the line as one of them tries to be crowned the fastest racer.

As the season winds down, everyone makes a final push to move up the top 10 list. Big Chief gets a shot, but Daddy Dave pulls out all the stops to keep the crown.

The 405 goes head-to-head in a demolition derby while Farmtruck and AZN answer a callout, then the legitimacy of the entire list gets called into question.

Chuck puts on a Small Tire Shootout in OKC, where the fastest small tire cars from the surrounding area will race each other for a 2,000 dollar prize.

The Farmtruck is back, with a new massive engine and Chuck has his turbos lined out on The Death Trap. They both want to return to competition.

Big Chief sets his sights on finally claiming the number one spot. Meanwhile, Varley upgrades the Gold Car and tries to make it back on the top ten list.

OKC racers take on the fastest of the south at the annual Cash Days race. Plus, while fishing for street races and fast cash, Farmtruck and AZN meet their match.

The OKC's best drivers head to The Big Easy to take on New Orleans' fastest street cars. Texan racer Boosted GT tries to get on the 405's list.

Track racers from Tulsa call out the 405 with hopes of taking down the 'fastest street-raced cars in the country'. Farmtruck and AZN attempt a garage sale.

The biggest names in California call out OKC's best, as the OKC crew bring their cars out to the Golden State for a showdown of pride and high stakes betting.

AZN and Farmtruck build a Volkswagen bug race car to go out fishing with, but during the build they have a run-in with the local authorities.

With the help of some racing legends, Big Chief attempts to resurrect his first race car, a '72 Pontiac LeMans he calls The Crow. But how will they get on?

#1 Daddy Dave and #2 Murder Nova square off. Plus, after installing a weapon on his Monte Carlo, Doc is painfully reminded that testing on the street is illegal.

Tina, known by locals to be the fastest female racer in Oklahoma, calls out #10 Farmtruck. Plus, #6 Chuck and #7 Derek race for a $1000 and the #6 spot.

After an expensive overhaul of his car, Murder Nova calls out Daddy Dave in an unforgettable rematch showdown. Plus, Freakin' Rican calls out Farmtruck.

Big Chief strikes a deal with loudmouth racer Freakin' Rican, allowing him to call out #10 Farmtruck and there's a shakeup in the middle of the list.

Farmtruck and AZN must face-off against newbie racers who want to get on the top ten list, and old state rivalries lead to big brawls.

The Red River Rivalry returns in a battle between Texas vs. Oklahoma drivers. Farmtruck and Asian take a road trip into Texas to do some old fashion 'fishing'.

Doc and Shawn face each other in a rematch for the Crown of Oklahoma's fastest street car. Derek tries to get back on the list, but gets a visit from familiar cops.

While preparing to race Doc, Murder Nova draw the attention of the police. And Varley and Farmtruck scramble to get their cars ready to rematch, but who will win?

Local racing legend Varley is devastated when he's told he must quit street racing. Meanwhile, after a fight, Chuck begs Big Chief to coach him back up the list.