Street Outlaws follows the street racers of Oklahoma City as they hit the streets to prove that OKC has the fastest drivers in the country.

Street Outlaws: Full Throttle is a series that airs extended enhanced episodes with extra information, deleted scenes and bonus unseen footage from the show "Street Outlaws" that also airs on the Discovery Channel. With a more competitive list, the bets are higher, the smack talk is louder, and the races are faster than ever before. This season, the 405 face their fastest challengers yet, putting their status as the "fastest racers in the country" on the line. The stakes are high for the "baddest" and best on the scene, with the 405 members fighting to get on the "list" of the 10 fastest cars in Oklahoma City. These guys will do anything to get and stay ranked, even if it means running from the law! This season, Midwest Streetcars' business is booming, making Shawn, Big Chief, and Kamikaze's goal of moving up the ranks even more fierce. The antics continue, as Farmtruck and AZN create a 61 MPH mobility scooter and haunt the Oklahoma City streets in their driverless hearse.

Racers have proven they're willing to do whatever it takes to become the drivers who can go down any road, anywhere, anytime. And for the first time ever, racers from OKC, Memphis, Texas, NOLA, Detroit, Cali and everywhere in between will be ranked on a single list compiled of the best, baddest and fastest racers in the nation.

Street racing is exploding across the country and taking new form, with racers organizing exhilarating, underground street racing leagues and establishing teams to represent their respective cities. One of those fledgling teams is now featured in Street Outlaws: New Orleans. The series follows a motley crew of street racers in The Big Easy as they band together to prove they are the nation's fastest.

All of the Street Outlaws all-stars are back, but this time, it's every man or woman for themself. While no strangers to the popular Cash Days, these drivers have never seen a double elimination competition to this scale. With more racers and more money on the line, they're gearing up for a MEGA race with A $600,000 prize pool on the line.

Eight of the fastest teams in America fight for a winner-takes-all purse of $100,000 - the highest payout in street racing history. Welcome to Street Outlaws: Fastest in America, an all-new series where the best of the best descend on Memphis for a shot to ultimately take on JJ Da Boss and the MSO - with the winner bringing home the big money prize and the prestige of being called the baddest on the streets. High intensity, insane pressure, and extreme emotions rule in this ultimate Street Outlaws showdown, and only the best street racing team will make it to the finish line. Handpicked by JJ Da Boss, street racing bosses from South Carolina, St. Louis, Kentucky, Mississippi, Detroit, NOLA, Texas and the Northeast - each claiming to be king of the streets - have assembled their teams in Memphis for the chance to prove their racing chops once and for all. With both small and big tire cars, a mixed bag of racers including Texas' Birdman, NOLA's Kye Kelley, and Detroit's Chucky Davis, Street Outlaws: Fastest in America is the ultimate faceoff.

This is as real as it gets, street racing filmed by the racers and crews themselves. Street Outlaws: Race Night in America hits the streets of OKC, New Orleans, California, New York, Detroit, New Jersey, Missouri, and Texas.

Drivers from eight teams pull chips to see which two will represent each group in a bracket-style competition. Those 16 racers then square off for a $15,000 prize. The money is split amongst the winning team members however they choose.

Street racing is a motorsport with no barriers. If you can drive and you're fast, then you can take home the win. The fastest female drivers from around the country are converging in Las Vegas to pull off the ultimate street hustle and speed away with as much cash as possible — not to mention some serious street cred.

In Memphis, it's all for one and one for all, and no one illustrates that sentiment better than JJ Da Boss and his "Team Memphis" crew. Along with his wife Tricia, who is known on the streets as "Midget," and his cousin Precious, also known as the "Queen of the Streets," fast-talking JJ welcomes viewers into his world where racing is all about pride and honor. Team Memphis has few rules, and its members often put their lives on the line for the hustle of the race. They are "trying to beat ya, not cheat ya," and are available whenever a challenger emerges.

Each week, Outlaws veteran "Chuck" will serve as race master in a new city and on a new "no prep" track, where 32 of the biggest names in no prep racing – including Street Outlaws favorites, as well as newcomers – will duke it out to become the ultimate "no prep winner" and receive a $40,000 first place purse. With more than $320,000 up for grabs across eight episodes, the stakes are high and the risks are even higher, as local crowds flock to each race to see which all-star Street Outlaws will show up, and who will win it all.

In the world of Street Outlaws, Farmtruck and AZN are synonymous with crazy antics and wacky builds. They're the dynamic duo that earned their names on the street by racing a farm truck - the ultimate sleeper - and now they're taking over their own show!