Adrian Berryhill
Here's a Rundown of Each Team Competing in STREET OUTLAWS: FASTEST IN AMERICA
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Discovery
Twelve of the fastest street racing teams in America are taking to a secret road in Wyoming to compete for $300,000 and a chance to call themselves the fastest in America. Here's a full rundown of the teams, drivers, and their cars. STREET OUTLAWS: FASTEST IN AMERICA premieres Monday, October 19 at 8p on Discovery.
October 16, 2020
MSO:
- JJ da Boss- Ole Heavy
- Tricia - Heifer
- Precious - Kaiser
- Lee Roberts - Charcoal 73 Nova
- Anthony Smith - BLACK NOVA Hercules
- Jeff James - Primer grey ’71 Camaro
- Dennis Bailey - Blue ’01 Camaro ‘Gorilla’
- Mustang Mike - Red Mustang
NOLA:
- Kye Kelley - Showstopper, Shocker during grudges
- Scott Taylor - John Doe and Track Doe
- Lizzy Musi - Aftershock
- Bobby Ducote - '89 Pontiac Firebird 'Lil' Legend'
- Jerry Bird - Blue ford probe, 'The Probe'
- Todd Spiers - Grey with Black Front and Flames
- Adam Drzayich - Shocker
- Danial Pachar - dark green mustang
Iowa:
- Kent Fowlkes (Buster) - Buster Car - green with the dog
- Kacey Fowlkes - green car
- Jeff Martin - Silver ‘00s Camaro
- Cliff Clark - Gold Chevelle
- Tony Dejonge - White Firebird
- Black Bradford - White Super Sport SS “Bankrupt” and White w/Silver front Super Sport SS
- Jason Dwire - Purple GMC truck
- Eric Claus - Red ’70 Nova “Novacane”
- Shauna Bradford - She doesn’t actually race, White w/Silver front Super Sport SS
South Carolina:
- Chris Block - '79 Fairmont 'Mayhem'
- Al Boogie - Black ’69 Camaro w/ lightening on side
- Jeff Broskey - White & green ‘Drag for Jasek’
- BJ Broxton - Black ’70 Nova ‘Nitrous Outlet’ stickers
- Sam Hood - Black ’87 Mustang ‘Jolene’
- Chris Germano - Black truck ‘Syclone’
- Robert Benge - Silver ’88 Thunderbird
- Patrick Thompson - Black S10 truck w/ green stickers
- Richard Cloud - Blue truck w/ stars on hood
- Chris Becker - Orange ‘Lou Anderson BBQ’
Black Sheep Mafia:
- Brent Self - 2002 Camero
- Adam Plunkett - '69 Camaro 'The Rocket'
- Byron Jordon - Blue & purple Chevy
- Russell Stone - Silver ’90 Mustang ‘Hater Maker
- Dwayne Barbaree - Killer Cab, yellow and checkered like a cab
- David Gates - Red ’95 Mustang
- Stephen Brindle - New ‘Megatron’ -all black with visible mustang logo on car
- Cory Cox - White ’91 Trans Am
- Stan Allen - OG - Megatron, black and grey, New ‘Megatron’ -all black with visible mustang logo on car
- Ryan Manuel - Black ‘Gate Keeper’
Texas:
- Birdman - '99 Firebird
- Mike Murillo - '92 Ford Mustang 'Lawfawduh'
- Sam Harvey - Chevy II, Old Blue
- Cody Baker - White Mustang w/ black stripes w/ blower
- Jason Cantu - 00 Chevy S-10 'La Victoria'
- Fabian Bell - '00 Firebird
- Eric Bain - '72 Camaro 'Boosted Ego'
- Chris Varni - Orange ’90 Mustang “Orange Crush”
- Bubba Griffin - White Mustang w/ blue stripes
Kentucky:
- SherryBeth Madewell- doesn’t drive
- Jim Howe - Orange ’67 Camaro “Honky Kong”
- Milkman- ’86 white truck “The Milktruck”
- Matthew Tamayo Jr. - Red ’88 Mustang
- Eric Manns - Red, white & blue Mustang
- Jason Stearsman - Black ’55 Chevy “Ole Betty”
- Landon Helm - Grey ’89 Mustang
- Doug Howe - Red ’64 Chevelle “Short Circuit”
- Mark Mutta - Black ’69 Nova w/ Purple flames
- German Valdez: Yellow & orange flames
Northeast:
- Chris Rankin - '87 Chrysler Conquest TSI 'The Relic'
- Wesley Skinner - Silver '70 Chebelle 'Juggernaut'
- Jeremy Keefer - Orange '84 camaro 'Iron Hyde'
- Rob McLoughlin - Orange '65 chevy 'Ole Skool'
- Enrique Claudio AKA Kiko - Rusty orange '69 camaro 'El Kiko'
- Chris Longo - 69 Camaro 'Game Changer'
- Scott Smith - matte green with green headlights '66 nova 'Beans 2'
- Peter Moutafis AKA Pete the Greek - Blue '70 Chevelle 'Old Blue'
- Daniel Holgrefe AKA LEAD SLED - Bright green '63 Galaxy 'Lead Sled'
Detroit:
- Chucky - '69 Camaro 'Seed of Chucky'
- Johnny Quick - Orange mustang
- Jake Blain - Blue twin turbo mustang
- Gary Ball - Black '98 trans am
- Ryan Hendrickson - Silver blue '84 mustang
- Derek Rose - blue '06 doge diesel truck 'blueballs'
- Marty Merillat - Blue '89 mustang coup with grey flames
- Diamond Hugo - Blue ’98 Trans Am “The Alcoholic”
- Jody Caylor - Black '90 Camaro with white striped 'The Wildman'
- Chris - Pande’s ’67 Camaro
Utah:
- Cliff (leader, but not racing)
- Chris Dolan - Black ’70 Camaro “Nightmare”
- Clint Stoneham - Orange 260z
- Gary Beardall - Purple ’87 Mustang “Hate Flow
- Greg Harrington - Blue ’69 Camaro
- Dixon Rasmussen - Primer white Mustang
- Cody Cook - Black ’69 Chevelle “Sofa King Fast”
- Zack Harrington - Black '72 Nova
- David Kenney - Primer black ’64 Chevelle
- Travis Gaylord - Blue ’67 Ford
- Neil McMickell - Rusty orange ’79 Mustang
Wyoming:
- Joey Anton - Green ’65 El Camino
- Matt Frisby - Black ’71 Nova w/ white stripes
- Aaron Ginn - Black Corvette
- Lance Knigge - Green ’68 Camaro
- Mario Andrade - Black Camaro w/ blue flames
- Lary Paxton - ’66 Chevy Nova
- Shawn Fink - Orange & black Chevy wagon
- Jason Drost - Black ’39 Chevy Coupe
- Jason Ayers - Grey Nova
- Kelly Harvey - Green ’67 Nova
Cali:
- Boddie - Silver Chevelle
- Cole Dow - Blue ’98 Mustang (black front) “Obsession”
- James Bodine - Black ’72 Dodge truck “Black Sheep”
- Shaun Burr - Orange ’68 Camaro
- Carlos Iglesias - Purple ’68 Nova with top half white
- James Strang - Silver ’02 Camaro “Dark Horse”
- Frank Azevedo - 67 Chevy Camaro "Hella Quick"
- Leroy Azevedo - Black ’68 Camaro “Midnight Mayhem”
Team Axman/Virginia:
- Axman - 1963 Chevy II, procharged Hemi, and '67 Chevy Nova (silver bumper and silver blade in rear window)
- Sammy Tayman - 55 Chevy “filthy 55” small block pump gas nitrous, Orange Chevy II
- Paul Chittum Jr. - White "icebox"
- Paul Chittum - Red Mustang
- Jason Kowalsky - 1980 white Malibu Nitrous Big Block
- Brad Digges - 99 firebird nitrous
- Chuck 55 - Red ’68 Camaro
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