Street Outlaws

Street Outlaws follows Oklahoma City's underground street racing crews as they chase speed and bragging rights. The show features cars ranging from a 1969 Chevy Nova to a rugged farm truck, all tuned for raw acceleration. The central group, known as the list, ranks the ten fastest street machines in town and commands the respect, sponsorships and cameras that come with being on top. Races unfold on city streets after dark, with cameras catching the roar of engines, the flash of nitrous, and the nerves of drivers who know one slip could end a career. Speed is king, but loyalty and rivalries complicate every decision behind the wheel, turning every race into a high stakes contest for supremacy. Fans tune in for the banter between rivals and the raw pride that comes with building a car from the ground up.

The series premiered in 2013 on the Discovery Channel, offering a reality look at Oklahoma City's infamous street racing scene. It follows real crews rather than scripted characters, relying on the cars, the drivers and the culture that surrounds them to drive the action and the drama.

Street Outlaws has become a fixture in automotive reality TV. The cast including Doc, Lutz, Farmtruck, Kamikaze and Big Chief became recognizable faces, and the show helped push street racing culture into mainstream car conversations. It sparked online chatter, memes and debates about tuning, tactics and the pressures of competing for the top spot.

Viewers rate the show 8.0 out of 10 based on 64 votes, reflecting a strong appetite for high octane pacing. Beyond speed the series explores loyalty and risk, asking how far someone will go to defend a place on the list while weighing the costs to family and work life.

Box office data isn’t relevant for a TV series like Street Outlaws, which is broadcast on Discovery Channel rather than released in theaters.