Oklahoma’s Top Ten List has produced the fastest street cars in history. But when the 405 focused on dominating the track in No Prep Kings, other street racers and their teams have risen to the top as they and their cars have gotten faster. Now, it’s a new era and the OG of the streets, Chief, has a plan to build this crew better…stronger…and faster. But they’ll have to push their cars – and themselves – harder than ever. No one can dominate the street like the 405. And to prove it, Chief drops a bombshell this season that will up the stakes of street racing in America forever.
A brand-new season of STREET OUTLAWS featuring the original OKC premieres Monday, January 11 at 8PM ET/PT. In addition to watching STREET OUTLAWS on Discovery, viewers can join the conversation on social media by using the hashtag #StreetOutlaws and following STREET OUTLAWS on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
While Chief is no longer the fastest – competitor Ryan Martin has that honor – he feels all of the 405 have gotten soft and taken their eye off of the street. To up the stakes for the 405, Chief proposes the most critical list shakeup ever, to allow the true cream to rise to the top. But it’s not going to be easy, because the OKC racers have put their cars and themselves through hell in order to dominate on the no prep track.
As the season begins, Chief and Shawn decide to go their separate ways, ending the biggest bromance in street racing history. But each of them has been dependent on each other for advice and technical support over the past 10 years…will this impact their racing during the most important season ever?
With more under the hood explorations and fun “daily driver” competition the all new season of STREET OUTLAWS highlights the OGs of the streets in some highspeed fast and furious racing.
STREET OUTLAWS OKC is produced for Discovery Channel by Pilgrim Media Group, with Craig Piligian and Sam Korkis executive producing. For Discovery Channel, John Slaughter is executive producer and Cameron Doyle is coordinating producer.
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