Martin wins second NPK race of the 2019 season

By Anthony Caruso III | Publisher 

Lizzy Musi’s three race Street Outlaws No Prep Kings Season 3 win streak has come to an end. She was eliminated in the first-round. 

With her being eliminated, it opened the door for a new winner. Ryan Martin won the event at Route 66 Raceway in Elwood, Illinois on Saturday night.

Ryan Martin (Photo by Fireball Camaro/Facebook)

Larry “Axman” Roach — his opponent in the final round — had problems during the burnout. Racemaster Chuck Seitsinger gave Roach a minute to get the car ready; however, it was broke. 

Martin made the solo pass for the win. He received the $40,000 prize for the win. 

This is Martin’s second win of the season. He won the season-opener that was postponed from the season-opener at Maryland International Raceway in Budds Creek, Maryland due to rain.

Martin had to complete the Maryland race during Memorial Day weekend at New England Dragway in Epping, New Hampshire on Friday night. 

So far this season, only Martin and Musi have wins through five events so far. 

Besides winning in New Hampshire, Musi also won at World Wide Technology Raceway at Gateway in Madison, Illinois in June. Then, she won at Firebird Raceway in Eagle, Idaho in July.

Musi was eliminated by Eric Bain in the first-round at Route 66 Raceway.

With the Route 66 Raceway event in the books, there is only four races left on the season. On Sept. 6-7, the taping will travel to Bandimere Speedway in Morrison, Colorado. Late that month, the taping will continue at Summit Motorsports Park in Norwalk, Ohio on Sept. 20-21. 

There will be two tapings in October with a show taping at Palm Beach International Raceway in Jupiter, Florida on Oct. 11-12. The season will conclude at the Texas Motorplex on Oct. 25-26. 

Musi defeats Martin again, this time in Boise, Idaho

By Anthony Caruso III | Publisher

Lizzy Musi is the hottest driver in the Street Outlaws No Prep Kings right now. On Saturday, she won her third straight event at Firebird Raceway in Boise, Idaho.

Musi and her boyfriend Kye Kelley traveled nearly 3,000 miles from their residence in Mississippi to attend event No. 4 of the hit TV show. In the final round, she defeated the Fireball Camaro driven by Ryan Martin, who resides in Oklahoma.

Lizzy Musi after her win in Madison, Illinois at NPK event No. 3 (Photo by Lizzy Musi/Edelbrock Performance)

Musi defeated Martin for her past two wins. She also defeated him at World Wide Technology Raceway at Gateway in Madison, Illinois in June.

The daughter of famed engine builder Pat Musi — who also drives for her father in the PDRA — also won at the second race of the season at New England Dragway in Epping, New Hampshire during Memorial Day weekend. During that event, Musi’s parents were on hand, as she was able to defeat her boyfriend Kye Kelley in the final round for the win.

Musi is one of two drivers to have a win on the show so far. Besides her three wins, Martin also has a win from the season-opener that had to be run in New Hampshire due to a postponement at Maryland International Raceway in Mechanicsville, Maryland on May 4th due to rain.

Discovery Channel will air these races at a later date. Expect for that announcement to come either in the fall or in possibly in early 2020.

Musi wins second NPK event of 2019 in Madison, Illinois

By Anthony Caruso III | Publisher

For the second consecutive Street Outlaws No Prep Kings race, a female has won. In fact, it is the same female, who has won.

Lizzy Musi in Aftershock — also named Honey Badger — defeated Ryan Martin in the Fireball Camaro on Saturday night. She won the $40,000 for the win at World Wide Technology Raceway at Gateway in Madison, Illinois.

Money (Photo by Pixabay)

Musi became the first female when she won the second event of the season at New England Dragway.

She has won two of the first three races of the season. Martin won the first race of the season that was postponed until May 24th in Epping, New Hampshire due to rain in Mechanicsville, Maryland on May 4.

When Musi won over Memorial Day weekend, her parents were there to see her win. This time; however, her father Pat was working, as he is the crew chief for Chad Green’s Pro Mod operation.

Green is competing this weekend at the 19th annual NHRA Thunder Valley Nationals at Bristol Dragway in Bristol, Tennessee.

The NPK series will have nearly a month off before their next event. Event No. 4 of Season 3 will take place on July 12th and 13th at Firebird Raceway in Eagle, Idaho.

Daddy Dave Comstock from Street Outlaws is going home

Street Outlaws star “Daddy” Dave Comstock will be heading home soon. The street racer was involved in a very scary crash this past Saturday night.

He was driving his newest creation, Goliath, when his car turned towards the wall, then flipped six times. The Goliath is a nitrous-fed Chevy II.

***UPDATE***Concussion symptoms have improved, doc was just in and GUESS WHO’S GOING HOME!! Thank you all for your thoughts and prayers! Now to rebuild (EVERYTHING) – Thank you for the support!

Posted by Daddy Dave on Monday, August 3, 2015

This accident happened at a no prep race at Amarillo Dragway in Amarillo, Texas.

Following his accident on Saturday night, he was take via an ambulance to a local hospital.

The no prep refers to the track with it feeling more like a public road. The rubber is removed from the track, as well as no traction compound.

His wife said on Sunday at 2 pm that his scans came back good. He suffered a serious condition, a bruised lung, and many bumps and bruises.

Daddy Dave (Photo by fans at Amarillo Dragway Saturday night)

The update yesterday said that “Daddy” Dave still didn’t remember anything that happened to him.

They even updated a photo of his helmet, which had cracks in it. As his wife Cassi said, they have to rebuild everything.