Street Outlaws - Season 12

When Farmtruck finds a fleet of old cop cars at the salvage yard, he and AZN decide that the best use for them would be a giant demolition derby, the likes of which the 405 has never seen. Drivers from OKC, Texas, and Mississippi all get to work.

It's finally time for the Toilet Bowl 500, and the racers are ready to do some serious damage. Chuck and Reaper seem like early favorites since they brought such serious cars, but wildcards like Tina, Ed, and Monza take a stand.

When Big Chief gets a call from California street racer, Boddie inviting the 405 to come out West for a race, there's no way Chief can refuse. The OKC racers all pack up and head out for an epic night of racing with more than $20,000 on the line.

The 405 is in California taking on Boddie and his group of racers, but it hasn't been an easy night so far. This time around, there's more than just money on the line.

The 405 is ready for another season of list racing, but this time they're hoping to put the past behind them, and try to make street racing fun again. But on race night, the same old games threaten to break the 405 apart before they start.

Farmtruck and AZN head to Kansas to fish with the new and improved Gonorail. Back in Oklahoma, Ryan and Dominator repair broken cars in preparation for list racing, but when a driver gets out of control, the evening is brought to an abrupt end.

Monza gets a chance to come for the list after his wreck, Shawn makes plans to get back into the Top 5, Farmtruck and AZN find a fun use for discarded airbags. Things heat up on race night as drivers make up for the lack of racing the previous week.

Farmtruck & AZN invite all the 405 racers out to Willow Springs International Raceway for a road race competition. The racers pair up to compete in a time attack competition where the pair with the fastest combined times will take home $10,000.

Ryan Martin looks over his car while Chief & Dave push each other in a competitive testing session as they all get ready for another chance at #1. When it's time to race, the racers fight to move up the list until broken cars slow everyone down.

It's nearing the end of the list racing season, and all the racers are making big changes in a last ditch effort to move up the list. On race night with everyone making big changes before race night, untested cars mean big problems.

It's finally time for the last list race of the season, and every racer on the list gets their cars ready for the big race, while Farmtruck and AZN fish out some fancy cars at cruise night. Then, on race night, a costly mistake threatens to derail Chief.

Boosted holds a shootout for 10k in Ohio, while OKC prepares to take on Texas in a massive Cash Days showdown for $33,000.

OKC and Texas compete in an old school Cash Days race. Eight drivers from each state race for over $30,000 and the chance to prove that their state has the fastest racers in the country, but a sketchy road throws a wrench into the works for both sides.

On the second night of Cash Days, 405 racers must match up and race, while still fighting to knock out the only remaining Texas driver. The sketchy road is still in play, and it becomes a tuner's game to see who can get down the street in one piece.

Racers move into the second half of the seventh race in the No Prep Kings series, and with most of the top points leaders still in the race, the pressure is on for them to go all the way.

Racers arrive in Benson, North Carolina for the second to last No Prep Kings race of the season, but a hurricane passed through town right before the race making the track trickier than normal.

Racers are at GALOT Motorsports Park, and with most of the points leaders moving into the second half of the race, the pressure is on. It's the last race before the double points finale, so for anyone with their eyes on the prize, it's now or never.

It's time for the final event of the No Prep Kings season, and the stakes have never been higher. This race is for double points, which means every round counts as Ryan Martin, Mike Murillo, and Larry Larson scramble to take home the $250,000.

After a dramatic round one, the race to the Points Championship is wide open. And, with everything on the line, the top racers are prepared to give everything they've got in order to earn the coveted title of No Prep King Points Champion.

Looking for a family friendly location for a race, JJ and the Memphis Street Outlaws decide to host an Arm Drop race at a local airstrip. It's Memphis against the world as they invite racers from all over to come out and compete for a $32,000 pot.

Racers move into round 2 of JJ's Arm Drop at Speedy's Strip, and the Memphis Street Outlaws are representing well against competitors from all over. When rain moves in quickly and puts the race on hold, JJ decides to finish on the street.