Street Outlaws: Memphis

Fresh off their huge win against NOLA, JJ Da Boss and the MSO hit the streets after getting called out by Quinn Shireman and his team from Kentucky. Quinn has a big mouth and the fast cars to back it up, forcing the MSO to go all hands on deck for a win.

Race night against the Kentucky racers continues with JJ throwing a curveball and Kentucky falling behind. A face-to-face confrontation emerges on the course and tempers are boiling out of control but MSO is determined to prove why they're the best.

Race night gets rowdy when Memphis welcomes a new racing group from Virginia. The newcomers talk a big game but run out of cars after only a few races, leaving Molly and Ole Heavy without a race until Virginia can fix their cars and return.

The Memphis family loads up their cars and heads to Battlefield Dragway in Mississippi for one of JJ's famous arm-drop competitions. Thirty-five small-tire-car racers begin round one in this exclusive event, but only one will take home the grand prize.

JJ gets a callout from Chris Bromley and his Fox Body Mustang drivers from Massachusetts. Plus, Chelsea is excited to race her new car.

JJ invites 32 racers from all over the country to compete in Street Wars -- a winner-take all event with a grand prize of $10,000. The competition is open to all, even those with pro-mods, so the MSO must focus if they want a shot at the prize.

Ronnie Pace and his big-mouthed, deep-pocketed team from Texas call out JJ and MSO. Can Memphis’ inexperienced drivers step up to the plate?

Tricia and JJ both have chances to redeem themselves as the battle with Texas rages on. One mistake from the Memphis crew could mean game over.

The MSO heads to St. Louis to race the slick streets against a team of even slicker racers led by Dynamite Dave. Memphis came out on top the last time these teams faced off, now the St. Louis crew is ready to even the score on their home turf.

After a gruelling night against St. Louis, MSO gets a callout from some Oklahoma Racers who want to challenge Memphis on the same sketchy street.

As their battle with Chicago approaches, the MSO scrambles to fix Heifer after losing her to a fender bender. JJ finds a '65 Malibu they can use but Chicago is stacked with fast cars and street sense, so running an unknown may be out of the question.

MSO prepares to face off against some local racers led by the fast-talking Tony Yeager. Tensions are high thanks to MSO's history with their competition that includes some unfinished business between Mustang Mike, Anthony Smith and two of the locals.

The MSO steps up to the challenge after larger-than-life Chris Block challenges them to switch to small tires and compete against South Carolina. With little time to prepare, Memphis must quickly adapt or risk losing to Block's mind games.

The MSO starts the season off with a big plan to only race on small tires. Not everyone on the team has small-tire experience, so Memphis will have to work together to overcome a challenge from Tim White and his small-tire killers from Illinois.

Just when the MSO thought they were all finished with their small-tire race against Illinois, Tim White challenges JJ to another night of racing. This time, however, Tim has a surprise in store -- the Illinois racers are now rolling on big tires.

Quinn Shireman, longtime rival of the MSO, invites the team to Kentucky for an arm-drop event like no other. Quinn bets JJ that the MSO can't win and brings with him a team of heavy hitters to make sure no one from Memphis has a shot at the cash prize.

JJ's Arm Drop event in Kentucky continues and the MSO is still struggling to knock out Quinn's hired guns. The stakes are high and if Memphis cannot manage to win the entire event, they'll lose their side bet with Quinn and go home in the red.

Tony Yeager and Whitfield roll into town with a group of local Donk-driving racers ready to call JJ out. The familiar foes have a plan to get inside JJ's head by going after the girls and hopefully pull out a win against the MSO.

Now that his team is on small tires, JJ puts them to the test by inviting the country's best small-tire racers to Memphis for a winner-take-all race with a $16,000 pot. Big-name foes are in town so it's up to the MSO's heavy hitters to bring home a win.

Round two of JJ's $16,000 small-tire race kicks off and only half of the MSO is still in the competition. The team is behind, but they're ready to fight for every win, no matter what it takes ... even if they have to race each other.

Nashville street racers call out the MSO to see who really runs the streets of Tennessee. Memphis never backs down from a challenge, but with Ziptie out of commission and Heifer having trouble, the team must really step up if they want to win.

The MSO is surprised when a group of racers claiming to be from Delaware turns out to be a team of racers from all over America. This all-star group is made of familiar faces who have suffered losses at the hands of the MSO and are now hungry for revenge.

JJ and the Memphis Street Outlaws may have survived their first race of the season against Kentucky but there's plenty more where that came from! MSO now has a giant target on its back and racers from around the country are all ready to take their shot.

Anything can happen on Grudge Night and big-mouth South Carolina street racer Chris Block is back for another shot at Memphis' money. Block has brought with him an all-star team of racers and they're working all angles to get wins over MSO.

The MSO family has decided to switch to all-small-tire racing -- a new concept for many of the racers. The team has a long list of tough small-tire racers ready to line up against them so they'll have to learn quickly if they want to stay above water.