Lizzy Musi takes aim at another $40,000.

STREET OUTLAWS: NO PREP KINGS 3A

Lizzy Musi takes aim at another $40,000.

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No Prep Kings Feels the Aftershock of Lizzy Musi’s Second Consecutive Win

Team NOLA racer bumps Kayla Morton into third place, sits only five points behind Ryan Martin.

The Street Outlaws' No Prep Kings championship was shaken up in Madison, Illinois this week, as Team NOLA continued its climb to the top of the leaderboard. Lizzy Musi, driving the Aftershock Camaro, had racers from Oklahoma and Texas quaking in their suits. The New Orleans bombshell secured her second consecutive win for the team, taking home another trophy, $40,000 in cash, and enough points to send Ryan Martin seeking shelter in the aftermath.

Amongst the seismic activity, Justin “Big Chief” Shearer flew The Crow into the event. Chief competed in the season’s first Race-Your-Way-In invitational and managed to pull enough power out of his Pontiac to secure a spot alongside B-Rad, Monza and Boosted.

“Everybody who says that I don’t deserve to be here can now shut up,” Chief said. “I have earned my spot, I’m in the invitational, and I’m going to get to race side-by-side with all the s***-talkers for $40,000.”

The first round went dead silent during callouts, and Big Chief drew Jerry Bird for lucky race #13. The two racers previously competed against each other at Street Outlaws: Bristol for a $100K pot, where Chief put it down. And he put it down again in Illinois. Daddy Dave tore up Goliath’s motor during testing the night before, so Team 405 rallied to put Ryan Martin’s spare motor into Goliath. Despite a valiant effort, Daddy Dave got swept by NOLA’s Scott Taylor. Ryan Martin spooked Birdman in the first found, sending him off the track and into the wall.

Round 1 Races

  1. Giuseppe Gentile vs Lizzy Musi
  2. The Vixen vs Cody Baker
  3. Robin Roberts vs Kelly Bluebaugh
  4. Scott Taylor vs Daddy Dave
  5. B-Rad vs Eric Bain
  6. Petey Smallblock vs The Reaper
  7. Doc vs Mike Murillo
  8. Dominator vs Jeff Lutz
  9. Shawn Wilhoit vs Boosted
  10. Larry Larson vs Kye Kelley
  11. Axman vs Disco Dean
  12. Chris Poncia vs Kayla Morton
  13. Jerry Bird vs Big Chief
  14. Chuck Seitsinger vs Monza
  15. Birdman vs Ryan Martin
  16. Chuck 55 vs Ronnie Pace
Big Chief sets his sights on the No Prep Kings crown.

STREET OUTLAWS: NO PREP KINGS 3A

Big Chief sets his sights on the No Prep Kings crown.

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ADRIAN BERRYHILL

Kayla Morton rolled up with a broken car in the second round, giving Ryan Martin a further points advantage. Chief took on Chuck 55 and scored a narrow win into the third round.

Round 2 Races

  1. The Vixen vs Scott Taylor
  2. 2. Ryan Martin vs Kayla Morton
  3. Kye Kelly vs Monza
  4. Big Chief vs Chuck 55
  5. 5. Lizzy Musi vs Eric Bain
  6. Robin Roberts vs Mike Murillo
  7. Axman vs The Reaper
  8. Jeff Lutz vs Shawn Wilhoit
Lizzy Musi races into the finals for the second time in as many events.

STREET OUTLAWS: NO PREP KINGS 3A

Lizzy Musi races into the finals for the second time in as many events.

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ADRIAN BERRYHILL

Round three brought an incredible round of match-ups, pitting the best of NOLA against the best of Oklahoma and Texas, and granting them a solid shot at shaking up the leaderboard. The biggest race of the night saw Lizzy Musi side-by-side with Big Chief. Unfortunately for Team 405, Chief lost control of The Crow and lost the round to Musi’s nitrous-powered Camaro. Mike Murillo took the win against Scott Taylor, keeping Team Texas in the semi-finals.

Round 3 Races

  1. Big Chief vs Lizzy Musi
  2. Mike Murillo vs Scott Taylor
  3. Axman vs Jeff Lutz
  4. Ryan Martin vs Kye Kelly
The final four racers of event 3 draw chips.

STREET OUTLAWS: NO PREP KINGS 3A

The final four racers of event 3 draw chips.

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ADRIAN BERRYHILL

Despite having a doubled opportunity to secure a place in the finals, Ryan Martin and Jeff Lutz both drew #1 chips in round four. Martin took a bumper off Lutz and went on to compete in the finals again. Lizzy kept NOLA in-tact against No Prep Kings season two champion Mike Murillo.

Round 4 Semi-Finals

  1. Jeff Lutz vs Ryan Martin
  2. Lizzy Musi vs Mike Murillo
With the weight of their teams on their shoulders, Lizzy Musi and Ryan Martin wish each other luck.

STREET OUTLAWS: NO PREP KINGS 3A

With the weight of their teams on their shoulders, Lizzy Musi and Ryan Martin wish each other luck.

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ADRIAN BERRYHILL

Under pressure against the Aftershock, Ryan Martin’s engine blew in the last moments of the final race, and granted Lizzy Musi her second consecutive event win. Musi’s impressive performance this season has pushed miles beyond her first attempts at the series, as not only the last woman standing twice in a row, but the last racer standing in New Hampshire and Illinois. If there’s any combination to watch this season, it’s Musi and the Aftershock Camaro.

Round 5 Finals

  1. Ryan Martin vs Lizzy Musi

“We freakin’ took their heads off again!” Musi exclaimed after her monumental win. “These guys are bad to the bone. When you’re racing against the other guy in the other lane, they’re willing to take your head off. It’s like a battle out there, no lie.”

Next week the racers head to Idaho for another throwdown at Firebird Raceway.

Tune in every Monday at 9p on Discovery and Discovery GO for the next six weeks of the Street Outlaws: No Prep Kings championship. Join the conversation on social by using the hashtag #NoPrepKings and follow Street Outlaws on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook for updates.

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