Street Outlaws

In the world of Oklahoma City street racing, you’re nothing if you’re not on “The List.” Who has what it takes to be #1?

Big Chief runs “The List,” a tally of the 10 best street racers in OKC. If you want to move up a spot, you’ve got to challenge someone else who’s ranked – and win.

The competition is fierce, fast and merciless. With out-of-state challengers, new OKC list racers and more racing than ever before, the STREET OUTLAWS are back in a big way. The stakes are high and the risks even higher — but it’s all worth it when you’re #1.

Participants

Big Chief
Big Chief
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Big Chief has been in the OKC street racing game since age 9 when he’d ride his bike to watch the races. But, now he runs the show! If anybody wants to race for a list spot in this town, they have to go through Big Chief. He owns a heating and air conditioning business, so while he’s out driving for work, he’s always scouting for the best race spots. If it comes down to it, Big Chief isn’t above paying off local security guards, begging business owners to look the other way, or even greasing the pockets of local cops.
Murder Nova
Murder Nova
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Murder Nova has been the “king of the streets” for over 3 years running. His 1969 Chevy Nova is considered to be the fastest street car in the country and puts out an astounding 2500HP! He’ll race anytime, anywhere, for any amount of money. Murder Nova’s best friends are Big Chief, Flip, and Chuck, who help keep him and his car on top every week.
Doc
Doc
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Doc races “The Beast,” a 1970 Chevy Monte Carlo that’s “set on kill for the Murder Nova.” By beating out numerous other racers, Doc clawed his way to No. 2 and is dying to beat Murder Nova for his No. 1 spot. Running a diesel repair shop all day and street racing at night, Doc struggles to find the time for his wife and two teenage daughters. Murder Nova, Chief and Flip often disrespect him, so Doc spends most of his time hanging out with Monza and Dominator.
Daddy Dave
Daddy Dave
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Daddy Dave got his name for having kids with different women. His 1996 GMC Sonoma S10 pickup is jammed packed with high performance race parts, totaling over $150,000! Construction mogul Jackie Knox funds Dave’s racing and will spare no expense to propel the truck to the top of the list.
Monza

Monza

Monza stands at an intimidating 6’4” and races a badass, jet black ’72 Camaro Rally Sport. Monza spends most of his time palling around with Doc and talking smack about Chief’s posse (Flip, Chuck, and Murder Nova). Monza only cares about street racing, guns, and his son/street racing protégé, Brandon (a.k.a Youngblood).
Dominator

Dominator

Dominator is the soft-spoken racer who sits quietly on the list until race night, when he shows up and “drags the ass” of anyone who’ll challenge him. His ‘67 Dart is self-funded on a shoestring budget, but always leaves the starting line hard. This lone street outlaw often races and trades spots with Monza, who both hope to break into the top 3.
Chuck
Chuck
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Chuck races a ’89 fox body Ford Mustang (with Chevy engine) and is the notorious hothead in the OKC street racing scene. A racing veteran, Chuck raced professionally for many years but now owns a thriving auto repair shop. He has two young daughters and a wife, who supports his “racing habit,” except when Chuck puts money into his car before paying the mortgage. Constantly smack-talking, Chuck pals around with Big Chief, Flip, Murder Nova, and Daddy Dave, but his sore-loser attitude often puts him at the butt end of their jokes.
Farmtruck and AZN
Farmtruck and AZN
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Farmtruck and AZN are the dynamic duo who race a ’70 Chevy Long Bed Truck. Featuring rusty paint, a camper shell, dents, and a “ZZZZZ” license plate, this race-equipped truck is the ultimate sleeper. LOUISE, a 12-year-old Blue Heeler dog, is their faithful mascot, who rides shotgun for every race. Farmtruck and AZN enjoy list races but are most interested in “fishing,” which means luring unsuspecting marks into racing for money by complementing their cars and downplaying the Farmtruck’s power. AZN does the smack-talking and Farmtruck does the driving. These two are exhibitionists, who street race for the adrenaline rush and satisfaction they get from catching others by surprise. AZN is fiercely loyal to Farmtruck, who became his mentor after AZN sadly lost both of his parents. Although proud of being the “gatekeepers” who defend the 10 spot against any potential racer that wants on the list, this team is tired of being at the bottom and are fixing to move up.
Ryan Martin

Ryan Martin

As co-owner of B&R Performance, Ryan Martin has helped drivers such as Freakin’ Rican, Jackie Knox, and others during their climbs up the list. A few seasons back he decided he was ready to take to the streets himself in his super-fast Camaro. Ryan quickly proved himself an intimidating and powerful member of the OKC team.