About Street Outlaws: No Prep Kings

Launched in 2018, the reality television series "Street Outlaws: No Prep Kings" is a captivating showcase of underground street racing. A spin-off of Discovery Channel's "Street Outlaws," the show centers on head-to-head races with no prep tracks, rewarding the fastest - and sometimes the smartest - drivers with valuable points and hefty cash prizes. Set in multiple locations across U.S. the characters, their feuds, upsets, crashes, thrills and victories make the show exhilarating.

Making / Production

Produced by Pilgrim Media Group, the show is known for its authentic feel and the genuine representation of street racing culture. The action and drama unfold in various parts of the U.S., giving audiences a taste of local color and the peculiar dynamics of street racing in different places. Each episode is a product of meticulous planning and coordination, managing unpredictable factors of on-site shoots.

Actors

• Ryan Martin: Playing himself, Martin superbly embodies the tenacity and focus needed in this high-stakes sport. As one of the top racers, his competitive spirit shines through his performance.
• Chuck Seitsinger: Another top racer on the show, Seitsinger brings his intense passion to his role, making competitions thrilling to watch.
• James Goad: Known as "Reaper" on the show, Goad injects an additional layer of fervor and personality into the series with his bold demeanor.

Trivia / Interesting Facts

• The show races at real-life, operational tracks, rather than staged sets.
• No Prep Kings is the first show in the Street Outlaws franchise to feature drivers from all across America, rather than focusing on one region.
• The show began as a YouTube video series before being picked up by the Discovery Channel.

Quotes

• "I love the street. It’s just you, your car and your team. Simple." - Ryan Martin
• "There's no room for fear on the no prep track." - Chuck Seitsinger
• "Winning isn't everything...actually, yes it is." - James Goad

Music, Soundtrack

• As a reality series focused on street racing, the show uses a mixture of rock, pop, and electronic music to add tension, excitement, and drama to its scenes.

The "Street Outlaws: No Prep Kings" series doesn’t have any specific awards to its name. However, its parent series, "Street Outlaws", has been highly acclaimed by both critics and audience for its excellent reality TV storytelling.