Street Outlaws

About Street Outlaws

Street Outlaws is an American reality television series that first premiered on Discovery Channel in 2013. The show explores the world of illegal street racing in Oklahoma City, which boasts one of the fastest street racing cars in America. Drivers compete against each other for the title of being the fastest in the streets, earning respect, and climbing the "list" of the ten fastest cars. It offers an insider’s look into the intense rivalry, high stakes, and pressure to perform well.

Making / Production

The Series is produced by Pilgrim Media Group in association with Discovery channel. Each episode typically features different drivers who modify their cars to achieve maximum speed, making it an exciting display of both mechanical expertise and driving skills.

Actors

• Justin Shearer (Big Chief): Host of the show, he has been part of the street racing scene since he was a kid and is known for his drive to always win.
• Sean Whitley (Farmtruck): A fan favorite, Sean is known for his surprising sleeper truck that consistently takes down high horsepowered cars.
• David Comstock (Daddy Dave): Known as the "King of the streets," Comstock's driving skills and his car "Goliath" make him a formidable competitor on the street racing scene.

Trivia / Interesting Facts

• The show has also spun off multiple times, with shows Street Outlaws: New Orleans and Street Outlaws: Memphis.
• Despite the reality tag, the show has been criticized for possibly being scripted, which the cast and crew have consistently denied.

Awards

While the series has a broad fanbase and high ratings, it has not received any award recognitions as of yet.

Quotes

• "Street racing is not a hobby, it's a lifestyle." - Justin Shearer
• "You can't run with the big dogs If you pee like a puppy!" - Sean Whitley

Music and Soundtrack

The adrenaline-fueled series is highlighted by an edgy original soundtrack, enhancing the suspense and excitement in each episode. Specific songs used in the series have not been officially released by the production.