[Ryan reading]
[Chief] On this episode of Street Outlaws...
I don't race with any kind of feelings.
From the starting line to the finish line.
[Chief] Our 23 car shootout on the streets of Chi-Town is just heating up.
Man, this thing can take a whole lot more [bleep] than I'm throwing at it.
[Chief] But with Larry Larson...
[whoops]
[Chief] And Robin Roberts coming up, anything can happen.
He thinks he won. He think he outran me and he's mad 'cause he has to redo it.
[Chief] If anyone has the hot rod to knock out the 405, it's these two.
The action doesn't end there
We're gonna do grudge racing in between.
In between rounds, in between racing.
[Chief] And if we know one thing about Chicago...
- Hey, I'll give any small-tire car the tennis ball. - The what?
[Chief] It's that when they race...
- [cheers] - The drama always follows.
- That's his [bleep] - How the [bleep] am I gonna know when you're ready?
Everybody from the 405 that's raced is still in
except for whatever I have going on with my cluster [bleep]
- Yep. - Technicality, which is a re-run.
You gonna do the wheely bars same as before or whatever?
It's the middle of round one in our Chicago shootout.
And so far, the 405 has been too much for these guys to handle.
- Yeah! Let's go! - I just heard a bunch of small-tire cars break.
[Chief] We've sent down eight races so far and we've won seven of them
- [cheering] - [Dave] Come on, baby.
[Chief] And after getting screwed over by the flagger.
- What was that [bleep] The [bleep] is going on? - [Chuck] He never stopped you.
[Chief] Ryan gets another sh at Robin Roberts after the round.
- [Chuck] Yeah. - [Ryan] Okay.
So we've got a long way to go and we can't let up now.
You ready? You gonna [bleep] catch me or what?
- Damn sure. Pretty sure of it. - [laughing]
- Yeah. Well, look at that little pizza cutter, man. - But we'll see.
- That's in my car. [laughs] - You got them steamrollers.
My name is Ray Olson out of Chicago.
I got a '89 Mustang, small block nitrous car, stock suspension.
I'm definitely an underdog in a battle like this, but..
That's a good looking car. I like it.
Just you know, try my luck against these big-tire killers.
You can call it. You came further.
- Ready? - Yes, sir. Tails.
[Ryan] That's a heads. I think it's a heads.
- Do you want to go in first or second? - Uh...
I'll go...
[Ray] I'm a nitrous car. I'll be at the line and I'll be ready to go.
- Okay. - Yeah.
And I know you're not doing any bumping or anything.
- Are you lining him up? - Yeah.
I'll just... I got a radio set. He'll tell him
- so we'll tell you. - Okay, I'll let you know.
- Should be fun though. - Yeah.
- [woman] Alright, be safe. It'll be fun either way. - Thank you.
- Hey, good luck. - You too, man.
- Do you thing, man. - Thanks.
[Ray] Chicago and OKC go away back.
I haven't had a chance to race OKC myself,
but I got paired up with Damon and he's got a real nice
first gen Camaro, big block ProCharger.
Let's just check this hood wiring one more time just to be sure
because that's freaking me out. Alright.
This stuff drives you nuts 'cause I'm constantly checking stuff,
but hey, I'd rather check it three times than forget something.
I did mess with the vacuum pump though. I'm kinda...
- You know how I usually clean this out? - Yeah.
I know this is our home road, so I got plenty of licks down this street,
so my car will go A to B, no doubt.
Check the computer maybe. Check the tune-up one more time.
Maybe even add a little now that the road's starting to get a little better.
He's gonna be really hard to beat.
Hopefully I get a good hit on him
and you know, I just run for my life.
- Ready to send this [bleep] on the road or what? - Yeah.
Racing big-tire cars, that's kind of silly.
But hey, maybe we can hurt some feelings.
[Damon] Kind of got everything ready to go.
- Fuel, checked the front tires. - Yes.
Front air. Check rear tires, are the rear tires okay?
So this is my first out-of-town race.
Uh, I'm super pumped about it,
but it's a little nerve wracking for me
because I've never been up here. I've never even been to Chicago.
So I've never seen this road never raced on it.
Uh, should do it, man. Should be ready to go.
And I'm just anxious to get this first one out of the way.
[man] I think he's gonna take off pretty quick.
[Lutz] I think he's gonna take off as soon as the arm drops.
I don't think he wants to play any games.
That ain't gonna be how it plays out.
Remember in case that arm drops,
you're not watching the guy. You're watching his car move.
You're in the left lane looking across the other hood at his car.
They're gonna go in first. You just said they are.
- They are? - Yeah.
- They'll go in second. - Are you sure?
- [bleep] - He just said they told you.
He said he wanted to go in second.
- This guy says they're gonna go in first. - Okay.
[engine revving]
[steam hissing]
[engines revving]
[engines accelerating]
[Chief] That guy's gonna [bleep] somebody
Why does he want Damon on the two-step before he pulls the other car?
He's like, "Look man, I'm not going to the other car until you're burning up."
- Damon's in there going, "Oh, okay." [imitates revving] - [laughing]
I've never seen a flagger go, "Come on. No, you good? Are you good there?"
-[shushes] -No come [bleep] now. Come on.
- When he did yours, he's going. - Yeah.
Then he looked at the other guy and he goes.
Hey, when he did that, I went, "I'm not looking at you [bleep] okay.
I'm looking at that guy. Whenever that guy goes, I'm going."
'Cause I got a rustler. I can be here a minute.
What do we got?
- [man on radio] Left lane. - Left lane.
- Why'd you leave? - Gotta go.
-[laughs] Yeah. Gotta go -It was time.
Well, did exactly what I thought it was gonna do. [whistles]
Just raced Damon's big-tire, big block car.
Fortunately, I was able to get set out a little bit
I think I got a good hit on him.
But drove around me.
I started driving over towards the left.
When I came down, it...
- He had to drive that car. - Yeah.
- But you did great. You're alive. - [Ray] Yeah.
It would be cool if I won.
- Yeah, but you went up against a big-tire. - [Ray] Yeah I know.
- It looked like you had a shot. - Yeah.
- I felt good until he came around me. - [all laughing]
Hopefully OKC comes back.
I'd like to do it again. Maybe they can drag down
some small-tire cars or we go see them.
He was rolling.
[bleep] felt pretty good. Yeah.
Felt good to get an out-of-town win.
[bleep] man, that's... That's pressure. [laughs]
Feels fantastic because there's a lot of pressure.
Round after round, I've seen all the 405 guys winning so it was a must for me.
Everybody's like, "Oh, I think he might have left early."
The [bleep] he did.
Wow, so that's why I [bleep] moved.
If he flinched, I was gone.
We told him like, "He's watching the tire.
He ain't watching no [bleep] thing."
Yeah, I had some good mile an hour, like, didn't make any crazy moves.
I seen him for about maybe a second, and I was gone.
Yeah, they better be on their game
'cause it's about to be an all 405 [bleep] deal right here.
Oh, yeah. No, no doubt about it.
- It's intimidating when we come to town. - Hell yes.
You're gonna roll forward. I'm just gonna stop you wherever you're gonna...
Yeah, at the line. I'm stopping you there.
We thought about even just putting you on the line
and just saying, "You look over at me and go."
- And then go to him. - Okay. Alright, that's fine.
I don't... You know, I'm just here running back.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah. - It shouldn't take more than a couple seconds.
It don't take me nothing. No like, if I know I'm ready,
I don't need you to do anything special.
- I figured. [bleep] I'm blind as it is. - No, I get it.
Alright, who drove the furthest?
- Call here. - I'll call it.
Tails.
- Oh, is that tails or heads? - That's tails.
- Is it? I can't see [bleep] - Yeah.
Yeah, you're right. Tails it is.
Um, who's gonna go in first?
- It don't matter who's in first. - One bump?
Yeah, just one bump is all. I mean, yeah that's all it means.
- I'll try the right. - Okay.
Yeah, so it don't matter which one you pull in first,
but yeah, you can pull him in first.
As soon as I hear him, I'm gonna be on the two step anyway.
- Be safe. - Okay.
Alright, be safe.
- Good luck. - Good luck, man.
Probably I gotta cool mine...
I just got to cool mine off and throw ice in it and I'm ready, so.
- Three or four minutes? Okay. - Uh, five to seven.
Alright, I'll just wait.
Larry Larson, driving with Team Kansas City this weekend and driving my S10.
Chicago, I've been here many times, racing the tracks many times,
but never been out here on the street.
In fact very few streets as far as that goes.
So, this is gonna be an experience in itself tonight.
The road really started coming around even after the first cars went down,
so I guarantee you, it's gonna be stout.
Hey, just so you know, I am not [bleep] moving.
Where my guy stops it here on the line,
- that's where I'm going. - That's what we just talked about too.
So like on Damon, I'm not trying to tell you how to do your job,
- but like you kept going like... - Yeah.
It's not your job to get him on the throttle.
- It's just your job to go. - You want us to lock [bleep] in.
- Yeah. - Just that one.
Yeah, just lock them in and we'll go do the throttle.
[Chuck] Larry Larson is one the kings of drag week.
This guy's been racing since I was in diapers.
So we know he is bad fast on the track.
And look, with this much rubber that's on this road,
he's not gonna be a duck.
This road is gonna handle a lot of power,
so I look for Larry Larson to be pretty damn fast.
Larry Larson is a huge threa to the 405,
so I'm glad I drew one of the fastest guys on the premises right now.
And Larry Larson, you're going down [bleep]
[engine revving]
It's gonna go straight and you're gonna make a good lick.
Stole that [bleep]
You lock him, he's down with his ass off.
She was [bleep] flapping her trap about [bleep] damn jumping.
I'm so [bleep] mad.
[laughing]
[engines roaring]
[crowd clapping]
Stole that [bleep]
- [cheers] - [man on radio] Stand by.
Whoo. Stand by. Stand by.
[man on radio] It's left lan
- Left lane. Left lane. Man. - [cheering]
Come on, Chuck.
- Oh [bleep] first loss. - [bleep]
He was late and he still went around him. [bleep]
- Hey, first time you don't... - [bleeping]
Oh, my God.
[crowd clapping]
[Chuck] [bleep] I had to pedal it right at the finish line
and he nosed me out.
- What'd they call it by? - Half a car.
[Chuck] It wasn't that far, but yeah.
I [bleep] had to pedal it 'cause it was... I should have just stayed in it.
Well, I should have just stayed in it, but I was like,
I didn't hear him or see him 'cause he was behind me.
So, but I [bleep] kind of pedaled it one time
and then he... He put a nose on me.
- Dang. - [bleep]
Yeah. [bleep]
[engine starts]
We take off, I'm out on him by a car.
I am dragging his ass and I got a little bit too much power up top.
I got to pedal it and Larry Larson nudges by me at the finish line.
My ass is going back to the trailer.
Larry Larson's moving on. I didn't get it done.
Yeah, right there at the end. [bleep] That's where he came around me.
- Yeah. - He just [bleep] barely put a nose on me.
[bleep] damn it.
[exhales] I didn't see [bleep] or hear that [bleep] Nothing.
And I... And it was just... It was [imitates engine] and it was sideways.
And I probably shouldn't have let out, but.
'Cause you [bleep] drilled him out of the hole.
- He stole it. - [bleep] yeah.
Yeah, I mean I knew it was gonna be bad.
But I had to. I just [bleep] my truck.
I had to do everything I can.
[bleep] got to, you know, do something.
Look, Larry Larson's one of the biggest threats this weekend.
It was my job to take him out,
send his ass back to Kansas or Missouri or wherever he's from.
But I didn't get it done.
So now I got to rally behind the other guys, help them kick his ass
so we can take home all that [bleep] money.
[bleep] damn it.
As of right now, that's Oklahoma City's only loss, isn't it?
I [bleeping]
[bleep] my life.
Oh, my God, dude. Look how much he gave...
Look how much he gave up and went around him, dude.
Like, you look right there.
Look, he's ahead... That's a car.
That's over a car. And he still went around him
[Kamikaze] I thought he got him.
- No, Chuck had him. - [Chief] He still went around him.
[Kamikaze] Chuck had a full on truck on the gas.
[bleep] how do you go... How did he go around him?
Chuck had to pedal his car. He pedaled it...
[Chief] Man, having Larson get past this round sucks.
That's not a dude we want in this race for very long.
Now Ryan's re-race against Robin is gonna be even more important
'cause having both these KC guys in round two is not good for the 405.
- [Larry] Did you turn the bottle on or off, Sarah? - Great job.
I turned it the only way that it'll go.
[Larry] Which might have been off 'cause I got down here
and I'm like, "Oh, I think the thing was off."
- 'Cause I got done-- - [Sarah] You said turn it and I was like,
- "Are you sure?" - [Larry] I couldn't remember if I turned it on.
- [laughs] - [engine starts]
[Larry] I feel awesome. We went up and ran Chuck first round.
And felt pretty good. I had a pretty solid tune-u on the thing.
And let go of the button and he was already out
at least probably half a car or a car on me.
But uh, man we gathered him up the whole way and drove around him at the end.
And so, he's got to live with that the rest of the weekend.
Feels like I'm down there at the other and I'm like,
"Man, this thing can take a whole lot more [bleep] than I'm throwing at it."
And then... 'Cause I'm gathering him up and I'm like...
I'm like, "Either he's really, really slow
or I'm cruising and going to get him."
So, you know, we'll see when we go up for chip draw next time who we get,
and hopefully somebody else we can knock their teeth out and keep on going.
[whoops]
One of the 405 boys in the toilet.
Hell yeah.
- [Lutz] Who's calling it? - [Dave] I'll let him call it.
- Alright, you ready? - Heads.
- Tails it is. - [Brandon laughs]
- I'll take the right. - Yeah, I see you. [laughing]
My name's Brandon Mork in my 2003 Mustang Cobra
and we're from here in Chicago.
So I got 11th pair with Daddy Dave which is awesome. [laughs]
I run a car on a small-tire We're here, we're outgunned
There's just no expectations There's some bad [bleep]
So should be a good time and we'll go from there.
- We're in right lane. - We're good?
- We're right lane. - Good. Yes.
[Chief] Round one, Dave dre a small-tire Mustang from Chicago.
And the way I look at it, there's not a small-tire ca
in the world that can hang with Goliath.
All he's gotta do is keep his eyes locked on the Mustang's back tire,
and when it moves, he's gone.
[engine starts]
Last time we were here, Dave lost a tough race
that nobody on the internet has been able to let us live down.
So the sooner Dave can tear up some Chicago guy on this road, the better.
[engines revving]
- One bump. - [man] One bump, alright.
[engines roaring]
- What happened? Did Dave steal a hit? - Yeah.
Did he jump? I don't know, dude. I can't see.
Oh, yeah. Yeah.
[engine revs]
- Hand's down for long. - The headlight's moved.
- Yep. - Watch this.
Coming through, watch out.
Why would you bring that car in first?
- He wanted to go in first. - Why would he go in first?
He said he wanted to go in first, so I did what he said.
I get it, but it's stupid.
Stopped him and he bumped again and Dave left on that.
I feel that Dave's going on his move.
100% if I was that guy, I would've waited till he locked...
- Yeah, drew him in. - And I'd bump one more time and let Dave go.
- But trying to crack on a bump. - It's a tiny chase.
Tire cracking-- Oh!
- Chase is a race. - Chase is a [bleep] race.
I'm gonna go [bleep] away.
So here we go again with some more starting line drama.
So Juicin' locked both drive on the line.
Brandon bumps one more time
Dave, focusing on Brandon's tire,
he sees the tire just start to wrinkle.
Dave does his job, he lets off the button, he goes.
Some people think that a bump is a jump.
Some people think that any movement after lock is a jump.
So I can see this one going either way.
You're locking. Your arms going up. He's bouncing his ass off.
- Dave goes. - Yeah.
We were telling him he bumped in after he was locked
his tire moves and you leave.
But he did actually really bump. Again, after he was locked.
[bleep] I was on his back tire as soon as [bleep] cracked, I let go.
That's what we're saying, they're saying you jumped.
Hey there's a difference between just your car shaking this much,
and him bumping and wrinkle.
Dude, it legit just-- I mean, look at the video.
I ain't have to look. I was locked-in on a tire and it moved. So I [bleep].
Yeah, like I said, he did this. It didn't wrinkle the crack.
That's why we always say two tires is a crack. That's what I said over there.
In my book, if the tire moves, that means he left.
But apparently, a bump movement,
or movement of the tire after a bump ain't a crack,
so I'm not gonna piss and moan about it,
he called me the loser, so we're just gonna sit around spectating.
[groans] Oh, [bleep].
- Sometimes you just gotta go. - No, his [bleep] tire moved.
- Did it really? - Yeah, and Palermo's saying...
it was rocking, but it didn't crack.
I said, [bleep] moved, that's why I let go of the button.
After he locked in, the roll was okay.
So the tire didn't crack, it rolled.
- It [bleep] moved. That's all I needed to see. - That's all you needed to see,
- but that's their decision. - 'Cause I'm not looking at Palermo--
He didn't let go of the button. He just rocked it.
Yeah, I ain't lookin' at Palermo,
I was [bleep] staring at that back tire and it moved.
- I let-- - [bleep] I'll be damned.
[Big Chief] Seems like Dave has the worst luck racing in Chicago.
Last time the whether screwed him over
and then this time it's some [bleep] technicality
over a small mistake that Dave made
that made no difference in the outcome of the race.
It's clear that Chicago's gonna use everything they ca to beat us.
In the last two races, we saw Larson move on
and Dave get knocked out.
So the 405 starting to lose some of our momentum.
[Brandon] He jumped, but the way they brought us in on the line
just didn't make no sense to me.
They brought him in first and were trying to make him come on the brake.
Defeating him that way means nothing to me. You know what I mean?
He made a good pass, car looked killer, so...
For round two, I hope I end getting a small tire car
so we can have some fun race heads-up and not have to play this hit
and just race how we know how to race.
You can argue it, I'll give in.
No, like, as soon as he locked you in...
But why did you come in first? I just don't understand.
Why wouldn't I just come in and been on the chip?
- You're ready and he [bleep] and we leave? - I'll live with that.
Focused right on your tires and it [bleep] moved and I let go.
That's why I should've been the first, right?
'Cause I bump in, then he locks you in, then we're done.
- Yeah, I get it. - This is horrible.
Now usually, if you're sitting out front, you should pull him in,
and then he should pull you in.
'Cause you get to leave.
I guess, I don't know. I figured I'd be set.
Then he'd set you and then [bleep].
It's like, he went like this, and then he started putting his arms down, I just hear...
[screams] I was like, what the [bleep], Dave?
'Cause your tire moved on you [bleep] bump.
Like when your tire moved, I let go of the button.
I'm more mad at you, than you're mad at yourself.
I'm not mad at myself. I did everything right.
It was his call, so it is what it is.
It should be time for third round, we're still on first.
Just the difference of starting like, you know,
third run down and now we're coming back to the end of the road.
So Ryan Martin and I had a little snafu at the starting line.
- Oh, my God! - What the [bleep] just happened?
Hey, but the agreement was everybody's supposed to be set
and then you ride. Chase is a [bleep] race.
But if I had never stopped how's he gonna bang the light when I'm still [bleep]?
You kept waving me...
and then bang the light.
And I waved and I waited then I ran back.
No waiting. I was going forward,
you never stopped me and you banged the light.
[Robin] After some debate and heated talk,
now we're coming back for another run.
It's a run that's just gonna be tough.
It's tough because it's Ryan, it's tough because it's...
you know, how hard we worked to get the car right
and how hard we stretched it to do what it did.
First hit off the trailer last time.
I just wanna win this round.
He's never done it. He never does that.
I mean, he's just--
He's too good of a tuner.
But we're swinging at him, so he's gonna know he's in a race.
We've learned, we saw what it needs.
This time it's gonna go faster.
- Good luck. - [woman] Let's race. Let's have fun.
- Good luck, buddy. - You, too.
The question is, will it go fast enough with Ryan now being on point?
So, we'll see.
- He's already on the way back. - Okay.
[Ryan] I don't race with any kinda feelings.
We know that when we go up to that line, we're still gonna me homies.
No matter what happens.
So nothing's gonna change that.
From the starting line to the finish line.
He thinks he won, he thinks he outran me,
and he's mad 'cause he has to redo it.
And I totally understand it
but I don't know how I'm supposed to feel about it.
- The chutes are on? Pods are on, counters on? - Yeah. Yeah.
There's no headlight. Turn the light on back there.
- All right, bro. - When the [bleep].
Yeah, baby, let's do it.
Hey, should we go tell Juicin' that whenever he bumps forward a little bit
and doesn't move anymore, stop him?
They're gonna be on the line. They've already talked about it.
[Big Chief] This race is incredibly important.
We saw Larson already moving on to the next round
If Robin Roberts beats Ryan
then not only does he take o one of the 405's fastest car
but that also means that the 405 would have to face him in the later rounds.
And you'd have Robin Roberts and Larry Larson both still in.
Ryan has to win.
- [indistinct chatter] - Whoo!
[man over radio] Right lane by a car and a half.
Right lane, car and a half.
And that's how [bleep] we do it, man.
He was on the brake for so long, dude.
I thought that it was gonna come apart.
Hey, he took [bleep] page out of Damon's book.
I [bleep] out there like that, too.
I was waiting on that one.
Look out. Look out.
Why would anybody drag their [bleep] chute?
[bleep] idiots, man.
- Are you all right? - Yeah.
Caught me a little off guard.
So when I saw the light and let go and look over, he's already two cars out.
It was a surprise.
We'll learn our lessons, we'll come back.
Maybe a little smarter, maybe a little wiser. We'll figure it out.
This ain't the last you've seen me. We'll be back.
[woman] He knew he had to jump to get you. What does that say?
When I saw the light then I looked over and I was like, "Two cars out."
- Yeah. - Gotta listen to my instincts.
No, my instincts were to sit.
- [bleep] damn! - Dude!
- We slaughter him? - Car and a half.
- You did [bleep] awesome. - Licked it way up after all that, dude.
She was [bleep] flapping her trap about [bleep] jumping.
- I'm like, "Yeah." - Jumping?
They said I jumped, or you know, I stole the hit or something on it,
but even if I did, that's part of the rules.
Did I steal the light that crazy?
You made him earn it.
We didn't make a discussion when we were up there and said,
"Hey, let's both... let's both go heads up."
And if he would've,
or if I would've, or whatever,
I know that if we would've agreed to that, we both would've done it.
But there was no conversation about it.
- Good job, though. - Thank you, appreciate it.
- Good job, man. - Thanks, buddy.
[engines revving]
When I saw Juicin's hand hit around right here,
I let go of the button.
I maybe stole a little bit on him from the hole,
but Fireball made a perfect pass down the road.
I feel like I'm not winning
That's a no-win deal, so like, you know,
I won the race but he ain't [bleep], he's been [bleep]
- My life. - That sucks.
I won a race, I won a re-race,
but if I've lost a friend over it,
I didn't win anything.
I don't like to have--
Like, man, I feel like if I go up to that [bleep] line
and the rule is chase is a race,
- I don't know what you're gonna do. - Yeah.
Everybody came to me and said, "Listen,
if he doesn't think he can beat you,
- he's gonna steal the light." - Yeah.
No doubt, no doubt.
To me, I feel they're out of their element being here.
- They got a fast-ass hot rod though. - They do.
Like, they had me nervous, you know.
But I think they got more pressure on them than you do,
and that's why they act the way they act.
- Maybe so. Yeah, maybe so. - You know what I mean?
A win is a win.
Ryan Martin took out one of Kansas City's heavy hitters
and we will stand by him no matter what.
I noticed with them,
they wear their feelings on their sleeve
and you can't race like that.
It just gets under my skin that that's how this has to go down.
Yeah, and it shouldn't. You're right, but, hey,
it's another [bleep] W.
- Yeah. - No matter what,
- you did a good job. - Yeah, thank you.
Yeah, mine was slow all the way through.
[crew member] It looked good early until you got sideways.
Yeah, it was still... it was [bleep] slow all the way through.
- Like, it just, [bleep], the road's too good. - [laughs]
I put [bleep] pounds all the way through,
like, I put my tune-up that I raced Ryan with, you know.
And it [bleep].
It had 800 on the drive shaft, when, normally, it shoulda had 1,200.
Yeah, just... it was a turd, like,
I can't believe you only beat him by a half a truck 'cause...
he was a [bleep].
Look at it this way,
me and you, I mean, we're both mad,
but we'll go play golf or something tomorrow night.
But we'll go to Topgolf and drink some beer, [bleep].
I bet they're [bleep] still arguing and complaining about it up there.
We could take Wheeler with us too.
[groans] [bleep]!
I'm just--
I'm mad at myself that I didn't think--
I think-- I don't think I needed to pedal.
I don't think it was [bleep], you know what I mean.
I mean, I should've [bleep]-- I should've just stayed in it till I hit something.
Like, I'm so [bleep] mad.
- Like, man, I probably shouldn't have pedaled-- - I'm not really mad.
- Like, I did my job. - I'm mad.
Oh, I'm mad. I didn't do my job.
I feel like I [bleep] didn't.
I feel like-- I feel like I kind of stole it from him on the light.
Oh, no, you stole it.
I was like, "Oh, God, he's chasin'."
[Big Chief] At the end of round 1,
the 405 is absolutely dominating these dudes.
Chuck and Dave didn't get their jobs done,
but the rest of us, includin our two small tire guys,
are moving on to the second round.
Now, with all of us still in
you're bound to get some 405-on-405 matchups,
but if one of us win this whole thing,
we all win.
- [Chuck] Oh, man. Whew. - [Jeff] What's up?
First round was good.
- We stayed away from each other. - Yes, we did.
Obviously, uh, it was a little bit hot up top
- and it spun a little bit-- - It looked like you had him.
Man, I had him and...
until I had to pedal it,
he come around me right at the stripe.
So, Brandon beatin' Dave,
Larry beatin' me,
- and then we got the other guy that, uh... - Greg.
Greg, that drew the bye,
it's all 405, except for those three.
And it's like, man, how sweet would it have been
if we would have just done our job,
and there would have been that one guy with the bye
coming into the second round?
It's like [bleep]!
Hopefully, as much as you two like each other,
hopefully, you can pick up my back
and, uh, you can take care of what I couldn't get done.
[Chuck] Jeff and Larry Larson go way back.
Look, it seems like they've had a falling out
sometime between when they were Drag Week racers
and street racers.
Jeff Lutz and Larry Larson do not like each other.
So I hope, tonight,
Jeff Lutz somehow draws Larry Larson
and we can put those two together
and Jeff can finally show him a thing or two about the streets.
Obviously, you know, I got a street car
racing a [bleep] truck.
That's no excuse. I still should have got it done.
Yep. You almost did get it done.
- That the best part about it. - I almost got it done.
I just... I had a little bit too much power in it up top,
and if I didn't have to pedal,
he's on the trailer heading back to wherever he's [bleep] from.
Kansas.
Larry's a huge threat to the 405 at this event.
Look, he's driving that badass truck,
and I tell you what, if anybody can get past the 405,
it's probably Larry Larson.
So, I hope Jeff Lutz can draw him tonight
and clear a path for the 405 to the finals.
- So, with me and Dave, you know, being out... - Yep.
And, obviously, there's a lot of cars here that are out first round, too,
so after we can get this thing done
or if there's any downtime,
I'm gonna go looking for a couple grudge races,
make a little bit of money while I'm in town, [bleep],
and, uh--
I heard there's a couple of guys that wanted a grudge race.
Yeah, there's definitely some grudge racers over there
and with-- with-- There's a bunch of fast guys.
Dave went out first round,
I went out first round.
So while you guys are keeping it down,
if there's any downtime,
I'm gonna do some grudge racin'
and see who I can find and, uh,
see if I can make some money while we're in town.
Well, if you need anything, I got you.
- Appreciate, man. Thank you, dude. - All right. Yup.
[race master] All right, everybody, circle up.
All right, hey, guys, uh, second round.
We're gonna do grudge racing in between...
in between rounds, in between racing.
So if someone wants to call anybody out,
that's cool.
Let's draw.
We're gonna have one bye again.
- [Murder Nova] I'm takin' it! - [Big Chief] I want that one.
Al right, so, uh, twos.
What did I just say? "I don't wanna race him."
Ooh!
- Ah, dang it! - I saw his feet movin'.
I was like I know it's him.
All right. So.
All right, we got threes.
Oh, hell [bleep]!
[race master] Come all the way down here to race each other.
Fours.
Oh, dude!
Right behind ya. [chuckles]
Five.
Larson... We got--
Oh, there you go.
Sixes, sixes.
Oh!
All right, we got sevens.
That's it.
I don't think anybody's gonna want a grudge in between this, I don't think--
Hey, I'll give any small tire car the tennis ball.
The what?
I like that guy, I like that guy.
Y'all made that [bleep] up.
Who's got a tennis ball? Let's do something.
[Daddy Dave] Hey, you're throwin' it.
- Huh? - You're throwin' it.
Ah, [bleeping].
[all laughing]
For how much, Dave?
Whatever.
You say any small tire car.
[Daddy Dave] Any small tire car over there.
Who's your fastest small tire car?
Yeah, [bleep].
[Big Chief] How much?
- I don't know. - Whatever.
[Murder Nova] Oh, no, don't say whatever.
- We need a price. - [Daddy Dave] 1,000?
No, 500.
- [all laughing] - That's "whatever"?
-[Boost 12] We'll do it for 1,000-- -I'm in it for 5 hundred.
That's 1,500.
'Cause Juicin' is putting in five.
Tennis ball, and he leaves first?
[bleep] leave. I think I got screwed on that deal.
[Big Chief] Daddy Dave is not leaving this street
until he gets another crack at Chicago.
And that, somehow, includes offering up the tennis ball race.
- Oh, it's wet. - It's from my dog.
[Big Chief] Do not let him throw it.
This is a crazy stipulation
where you're so confident that the other driver
can throw a tennis ball from the back of the burnout box,
and wherever that tennis ball lands...
is where they get to start from.
Obviously, Dave wants revenge so bad...
He said you guys need to back up.
He's willing to do anything to get it.
Hey, man, I don't think he's thrown a tennis ball in like 20 years, though.
Gettin' 'er done right here, huh.
Hey, you used to be real good at it.
But it's been a while.
- [Daddy Dave] Get it! - You good?
- [Murder Nova laughs] Whoo! - [Big Chief] Oh, my God!
Oh, my God!
[all laughing]
[Daddy Dave chuckles] Good-- Hey, good job.
I told y'all he shouldn't have thrown that [bleep] big-ass ball.
Oh, my God!
Oh... [laughing]
This [bleep] just threw 300 foot.
It's always an argument on who throws the tennis bal
You wanna try and pick a guy that doesn't look very athletic.
Then you hope that they'll shank it
or trip and the tennis ball will, you know,
land right there and then you're good.
Oh, my God, dude. You are the [bleep] man.
They said those cars are 300 foot.
But... [chuckles] the dude that they had throw this tennis ball,
this guy chucked that tennis ball.
Even with Dave's stupid-fast new combination,
that's still a lot to try and give up.
If I'm getting spotted out, I choose the lane, obviously. I mean, that's how it works.
That's how it did work. Flip that thing.
[all laugh]
What do you mean?
- That's how it is. - Flip that [bleep].
Didn't spot it out, so I choose what lane I want.
I mean, it's always been...
Damn, I just gave you 13 cars.
I need that 13 cars.
- [both laughing] - Flip that [bleep].
- All right, who's calling it? - I'll call it. Heads.
It's tails.
- Who gots the right lane? - I'll let you know.
- [all laughing] - [Juicin'] All right, so how do you wanna do it though?
So, why don't you just let me hit the chip,
and then you just turn the light on.
As soon as you hear him spool,
just put your arms down and then I know I can leave.
As soon as the light comes on,
I'm going to the floor.
As soon as the light comes on...
- I'm going to the floor. - He's going to the floor.
Then you're gonna go like this.
You're gonna take the light from here and you're gonna go here.
As soon as you go here,
Joe will leave, and he'll watch him leave.
So, they're just gonna bring you in,
throw the light out, put my hands down,
see you go, I'm out.
[bleep]
[people chattering]
- [Chuck] You want me to flip this? - [Ryan] Sure.
- It waiting. - [Ryan] Who's calling it?
[McDoogle] I drove further.
- Call it, baby. - All right.
- Get it. - [Chuck] Ready?
- Heads on the ground. - [coin clatters]
- Heads. - Heads on the ground.
[Chuck] You said...
- Heads on the ground. - Oh, he did say heads on the ground.
- [bleep] him. You're confusing me now. - That's some trickery [bleep]
- Right there. - [Chuck] He said it, bro.
- [men laugh] - I know.
I ain't never heard no [bleep] like that.
[bleep] ...wouldn't be racing toward any of these cars.
- [bleep]. Cool. - It's 28.
[Chuck] You just got hustled by a small tire guy.
[Ryan] Yeah, "Heads on the ground."
I gotta remember that for something.
[chuckling] I'll be in the right lane.
- Okay, you going right? - Yeah.
- I won't hang out. - Oh, I know you won't. You'll be good.
[McDoogle] So, um, we're on night two.
We made it through the first round.
Going into the second round,
I drew our baddest guy.
You know, my own team,
Ryan Martin, so...
Tonight, the road, the rubber's there.
It's not near as tight as it was when we left off.
The rubber isn't as sticky as it was, yeah.
That's a huge disadvantage for me.
These poor big-tire guys.
They ain't never raced these small tire guys.
They don't know...
We trying to get what we can get.
I have a small block nitrous car.
Um, so I've got, the biggest jets
I could dig out of the box.
Gonna give it to him, everything I got.
Right on the line?
Okay. Make sure he knows that we are on the line.
I knew second round, eventually, one of us...
We're gonna start drawing each other.
Uh, you know, McDoogle's one of our hometown guys,
represents the small-tire guys very well.
He's fast on the small tires.
He does a lot of street racing.
Uh, and so, you can't take him lightly.
Because many time you're giving guys
a move and some links and stuff like that
it's always tricky, 'cause if you spin the tires a little bit,
well, you just watched a small-tire car drive out of your life.
[bleep] Who's first?
- [Nova] Ryan and McDoogle. - Oh, yeah, yeah.
[Nova] And then me and Chief.
[engine starts]
We all know how fast Ryan Martin is.
It's no secret.
But we also all know
McDoogle and how sharp he I
and how he will use any advantage he can to get a win.
[engine roaring]
It's looks like I'm gonna put him out there
about 13 car lengths.
If he doesn't leave the right way, he won't beat us.
We're betting [bleep]. How's the big dog?
This is the coolest [bleep] ever, homie.
[Lutz shouts] Is that where he's starting from?
Stop, [bleeping] stop, stop.
What the [bleep]'s going on over here?
He's nowhere near his [bleeping]...
Look, right here, right here.
Hey, hey. You need to get over here.
[bleep] Hey.
Back up, back up, back up.
Is he straight?
[engines revving]
[man 1] The small-tire car was way ahead.
[man 2] Yeah, he struck the tire.
- So loud. - Yeah, that was a good one.
You gotta swing for it against Ryan.
Wow, that was loud. Golly.
- What's wrong? - It's just watching how Ryan runs his car
with the front wheels on the ground
the whole time, you know?
So the wheelie bar stops the tire there
and it just kinda spins all the way through first.
[Dave] Zoomies' getting all the down force.
[Chief] Even out there, it's just riding all six tires, you know?
[McDoogle] Obviously it wasn my prettiest pass, but...
I kinda want, I'm married to that tune.
I think I'm gonna leave it in. Um, I think it'll go.
I feel like I had some wheel speed.
The bigger jets are spicier, I assure you.
I was like, "This bitch just gonna smoke them or what?"
Once we get a few big-tire cars
down through there and get some rubber on it,
I think that tune goes, um...
I think we lost the tire because we're the first real pair of this race.
[Ryan] It spun somewhere a little. Yeah, I can feel it.
- [Lutz] So angry. - [both laugh]
[Ryan] I have to apologize to this car
every time I go to make a pass to it
'cause I have no clue what he's gonna do with the lights,
- so I'm just going to the trans brake. - [Lutz] You did good.
- [Ryan] I don't know what else to do. - Nice job.
[Ryan] Might have left the tune-up alone with the last pass,
uh, because it went right down, so I assumed it would do it again.
Uh, and it did.
Juicin' stages us, feels still kinda weird
and I'm still trying to get used to it.
So I went on the two-step probably too early.
Spun a little bit in the middle,
but it wasn't anything I had to pedal.
Think I passed him by about 150 or 200 foot.
It was a really good pass, but look.
He's on small-tire. He made a good hit.
You know, we made a good hit. Just is what it is.
What'd it say it went?
Huh? Oh, okay.
Yeah, um,
brakes suck and we didn't do anything about it.
Let's pour out both the brake fluid again.
I'm going so far on my burnouts
because I cannot stop the car.
So we need to look.
Start doing the cool-down process.
We got some time. Let's see if we can figure out the brakes.
Brake fluids look perfect. We'll lift this up.
Check, uh, fluid level.
It was all the way up at the top. I'll check it again.
Yeah, well just double check fluid level.
We need to start looking at brake pads.
I don't know if some are gone or what.
[Chief] Yo.
- [Nova] Give it to me. - Yeah, boom. Hey.
[Juicin'] Real question is, who's been up the longest?
[Nova] Who's been up the longest?
- Up, what do you mean up, like awake? - [Juicin] Awake.
- [Nova] That's a toss-up, man. - [Chief] Uh, years.
-[Nova laughs] -[Juicin] There you go. He got it.
Lately, or... He can do it.
- Call in the air. - Heads.
- [Nova] Chief, it's heads. - [Chief] Aw, [bleep] me. I don't have any idea.
[all laugh]
[Nova] I'mma get in the lane you're not in.
Okay, sorry, I'll let you know soon as I can.
- I'm gonna walk up there with Jackie and look. - [Nova] Okay.
[Chief groans]
I haven't been in this lane yet, but...
- I don't know. - [Dave] Ryan just [bleeping] did.
He did, but he doesn't, he doesn't do like me.
He, he makes it where he can steer it the whole way, so...
If he goes out there and moves any, I don't have much room over here.
But that one scares me now.
Next up, we've got me versus Shawn.
And as this race goes on,
the lanes keep shifting.
Last night, it seemed like the right lane was better.
Tonight, the only one that's gone
down the right lane is McDoogle
and he's a small-tire car,
so he takes the rubber with him when he goes down.
If you look at the road, the right lane's got plenty of room.
There's so much room.
But in the left lane,
you got all those trees and the concrete barriers
and parked cars and everything like that,
so I don't really wanna take the left lane, but...
The way the lanes look right now,
I'm gonna take my chances with those trees and cars
and everything else to get a win.
I'm gonna go left.
[Nova] You're gonna take the cars versus the bald spots?
- Yeah. - [Nova laughs]
Yeah, that's what I said. It doesn't...
At this point it doesn't really matter, I think.
It, I think the lane is fine.
I think it's fine, but then there's something
in my mind that says, "It's not fine."
- It doesn't feel as gangster as it did last night. - Well, it's weird, too.
There's something weird about it, something I don't like about, you know...
My car, in the past, has never really gone straight,
so picking the left lane is tough, 'cause there's not as much room.
So if it doesn't go straight, you're [bleep].
But for 23-some-odd passes now,
it's gone straight to the finish lane.
So I gotta feel, like, in my head
the odds are it's gonna go straight enough where I can drive it.
Well, it's...
And plus, you're racing me.
It's gonna go straight and you're gonna make a good lick.
Oh, is that the way that goes?
- [laughs] - Well, up until now, I haven't raced you
and it's gone straight, usually.
It only goes straight when I race you.
- Well, maybe it's opposite tonight, then. - That's what I'm saying, yeah.
So now, it's not gonna go straight--
Maybe we had to come all the way to Chicago for me to outrun you.
Well, I want the faster car
- going into the next round anyway, but... - I know you do.
But, also, I think if anybody can
go down either lane no matter what,
it's gonna be you anyway, so...
- Well... - You know what I mean? Even if I win--
Matt Dooley would go down either lane, too.
- I know where you're, I know... - [laughs]
- [laughing] You see what I'm getting at? - Yeah.
[Nova] All right, man. Good luck.
- All right, well, I'm gonna try the left lane. - Okay.
[Nova] We had an amazing time up here.
We always love to go out of town,
but their lack of big-tire cars
has made it to where
we're racing each other again.
- We tried some stuff that I've never tried before. - [Dave] Yeah, [bleep].
- I've got to, right? - Yeah.
[Nova] Unfortunately, Chief drew the same card as me.
This is how we do it in a Cash Days-type event.
You run who you get lined up next to
and it doesn't matter.
There's gonna be no feelings in this race.
He gonna let off the button, I'mma let off the button,
and we're gonna see who wins.
We're leaving at 4,700.
I've never left at 4,700.
I've never left at 4,600.
What's to make it 4,500?
[Nova] I'm skipping 200 RPM.
And then I took the traction control and cleared it out.
Car's running good.
This road is really good.
Uh, it came around fast.
Uh, it's gonna hold a lot of power.
I have actually more power in the car right now
than I run at Okemah,
so I'm not real sure what's gonna happen.
We're trying something new.
But that's what you gotta do whenever you race Chief.
[yawns]
I think it's good, though. That [bleeping] thing's good.
- Oh, it's fine. - Yeah, this is good.
It's just sitting up there right now
- getting more and more fine, too. - Yeah.
- Good. - Good [bleep].
- It's gonna go. - [Nova] No, I'm just gonna...
- It's gonna haul ass. - I mean, this is what it is.
We can look at that real quick, though.
[Dave] No, don't even open the laptop.
Just leave it alone.
[Chief] It's chase Is a race
If he goes, should I chase him?
Huh? Yeah?
You don't want a hit for the next round.
- You don't wanna go-- - So do I take it from him or do I...
- I don't know. - Okay.
We did our job as a team in the first round,
knocking out a ton of Chicag and Kansas City cars.
In the next round, there's gonna be some 405-on-405 matchups.
But that doesn't mean I'm taking this race any less serious.
I am going into this as if Juicin' himself is lined up next to me.
Well, I know one thing.
If I sit, I don't think I'll have the data I need
to win the whole thing anyway, next round and the, and final, you know.
Same with him, though.
If he sits, I don't think he's gonna win, either.
You know what I mean? I'll probably try and leave
like I normally do, little bit before the light comes on.
If he [bleeping] sits, then he has it. He wins it.
Well, if he sits, you won't have enough
- to go next round anyway. - That's what I'm saying.
Everybody needs data in this type of race.
[Chief] In all these years racing on the streets,
I've never won a Cash Days.
But, I have done pretty wel in other shootout races
So maybe tonight, since this deal isn't called Cash Days,
maybe this is my race to be had.
- Let's do this. Thank you, I love you. - Good luck, love you.
[Chief exhales]
All right, little Crow.
We are gonna try and rotate some earth
in a lane we've never been in before, little buddy.
When it comes to the record between the Crow
and the OG Murder Nova,
I got him beat.
I'm quicker to the 60-foot.
I'm faster through the middl
I'm thinking Big Chief!
[Chief] And even though OG Murder Nova
does have big mile-an-hour,
it's gonna take a picture perfect pass right now for him to outrun me.
We got a drag race!
Looked like Big Chief by a bumper.
- Hey, he knows this is chase is a race, right? - Oh, yeah.
- And Chief's gonna definitely gonna steal it. - Oh, yeah.
- So, he better...
- Yeah, yeah. For sure. - Okay.
Making sure.
Breathe it in! It's good.
[bleep], yeah!
- [Dave] They both tried to steal it. [laughs] - [Chuck] Yeah.
- I knew you were gonna steal it early, though. - [man] Hell, yeah.
Both of 'em had a good look right there.
-[man over radio] Left lane -Left lane!
- [man] Damn, dude. - Nothing wrong with that right lane.
Who said something was wrong with this right lane?
[bleep] damn!
[Nova] Nice [bleep] lick, baby!
- [Chief] Nice job baby! - [Nova] Nice job, baby!
[Chief] Man, I thought you were gonna steal it like a [bleep]!
[Nova] [bleep], dude. Hey, I tried, but I couldn't...
I didn't steal it as much as you!
- [Chief laughs] - [Nova] Hey, I promise, that was the [bleep] plan!
It don't never work out when I'm racing you, though!
[Chief] Hey, if I'm Shawn right now,
I'm either sitting or stealing, I said,
but the problem is if you sit,
- you don't have what it takes to go to the next round. - [Nova] I know.
- I know. - [Chief] So, then, he's gonna have to steal it--
[Nova] But, dude, we talked about it man, and I was like,
"There's no way I'm not stealing this. He will go!"
[Chief] You're [bleep] damn right, I will!
I said, "but I'm gonna try to steal it,
but I have to steal it from him
- who's stealing it from me." - [Chief laughs]
[Nova] You know? So, I knew it, you know?
[indistinct conversation]
[Chief] Whenever me and Shawn race,
I never have a plan on leaving super early.
But going into this race, as I was doing the burnouts,
all I could think about is
what's Shawn's plan to outrun me here,
because he doesn't have a fast enough car to outrun me.
So, the more I thought about it as I was pulling up to the starting line,
I just said, "He's not gonna sit,
which means the only option is he's going early,
so I'm going early with him.
Even though we both left early,
we kinda both left at the same time.
We both got a good jump on this deal,
and it was a race all the way down through there.
The Crow and I came out on top.
We were able to get down the left lane,
and I think I got a shot at winning this whole deal.
[laughs]
That was a good lick, baby!
That was a good [bleep] lick, baby!
That was a good lick!
Dude, it was [bleep] fast. [laughs]
It was [bleep] fast.
Nice job, baby!
[Nova] Feels like there's just something not there in high.
I don't know.
I just kept on waiting the whole time for it to shake,
and it didn't shake.
Car made a really good pass
I watched him the whole time
I think he got a car, car-and-a-half out on me,
and it just stayed like that the whole pass.
Like... Like every other interview I've done this year,
I'm about a car-and-a-half behind everybody.
- Nice job, baby. - Nice job, baby.
Bring it in for the real thing, dog.
Yeah, no. Hey, I'm... I'm happy.
- I made a full here. - That was a nice [bleep] run.
It didn't shake.
You know? It just...
There's something in high, man, and I...
And I don't know what it is.
[Chief] Same.
I just got no mile-- Huh?
You had the mile an hour.
- [Nova] I did? - [Chief] Oh, you did?
- Well, up until now, I... - [bleep]
- How much? - [Nova] 162.
Boy, okay!
Well, yeah, you got the mile an hour, don't you?
I'm going as fast as I can possibly go in this car,
and I'm still losing.
I'm gonna try to leave early enough that if he sits,
and I lose because he sits, so be it.
- Yeah, [bleep] him. Yeah, exactly. - [Nova] It is what it is.
[Chief] And then we both [bleep] down.
Juicin' gonna put the light in his pocket on that one.
[Dave] Who's calling it?
Let him call it.
- He said you're picking on a small-tire truck. - I am absolutely not.
- [Dave] What size tire you got? Big-tire? - Small-tire.
Well, how small is it?
- [Joey] It's small enough. - How small?
Little baby ones.
- [Dave] Somebody said it's 29, right? - Nope.
Ready?
- [Joey] Heads. - [coin clatters]
- [Dave] Heads it is! - [Dominator] There you go.
- I want the right. - You're gonna take the right?
- [Joey] Yeah. - Man, did you see what I did in the right?
Yeah, I know, but you put a lot of rubber down before me.
[Dave] Did you see what your boy did in the right?
I know.
[Dave] You done screwed up on that one.
- You ready? - [Dominator] I'm ready.
- Like, ready? - Like, ready.
- Not Dominator ready, but you ready. - Okay, so hang on.
So, my throttle position sensor is jacked up,
so instead of it being 4 to 4.8 seconds,
it may take, like, 5.2
- to get on the throttle. - [Dave] He's saying don't be a [bleep] to him.
Yeah, I'm gonna end up going in first anyway, aren't I?
- [Dave] Yes. - Yeah.
- I mean, I don't really have... - There you go.
- Get way back there, I guess. - [Dominator] Just letting everybody know...
- That [bleep] ain't dumb. - [Dominator] Hey!
I'm Joey Cook and I'm racing on the 405 team.
My truck's got a big-block.
It's on a small-tire.
Got a lot of nitrous on it.
[Matthew speaking]
[Joey] Right.
I think it's the better of the two, honestly.
[Matthew speaking]
I think it's the better of the two.
Second round, I drew Dom,
one of our own teammates.
Definitely the underdog here in this one.
He's giving me a one-and-a-half car and a hit.
[Joey] It'll run 2, 2.20 plus.
[Matthew speaking]
[Joey] It's very inconsistent.
I turned it all the way up,
as much nitrous as it's gonna take.
Definitely gonna tree him, that's for sure.
He ain't... He ain't leaving first.
[Dominator] All right, you wanna hold that or pull that?
Either one.
For round two,
unfortunately, I drew Joey Cook,
the young kid from the city with the little LUV truck.
It's a small-tire deal,
so he gets a car-and-a-half head start and the hit.
That's still taking some getting used to for me.
- We're leaving the tune-up. - No reason to change.
I was contemplating turning it down a little bit
'cause it kinda pushed right a little, but...
As inconsistent as this car is sometimes on sketchy surfaces,
I don't know if that was the tune-up or the car.
[Dominator] So, my round one
I made it about 300 feet...
and it started going towards the curb.
I had to pedal it. It wasn't super pretty...
but it gave me something to work off of.
[man] You're left lane?
[Dominator] Yeah.
[man] Chief's car washed out to the left a little bit.
Ryan's car went right down the [bleep] middle, like always.
- [Dominator] Yeah. - [man] I don't know what to tell you yours is gonna do.
- [laughs] - [Dominator] Yeah.
No telling.
[man] I was hoping to buy two big tire cars.
[man speaking]
[man] Whoa! Whoa, that's weird!
- Whoa, that's gonna be weird. - [man 2] It's getting weird out here.
What do we got?
[man over radio] Right lane, half a car.
- Right lane, half a car! - [cheering]
Good job, Cook boys!
It [bleep] be like that.
[sing-song] It be like that.
I'm telling you, this... The way it's set up,
them big-tire cars don't stay on it, it's...
It's a wrap.
So, to be brutally honest,
I had my head in my ass on the starting line.
Starting late doesn't help.
I was watching Juicin'.
I watched him put his hands down,
and I sat there for a second and by the time I look over,
he's leaving.
It was drifting a little bit left,
comes back around to the right.
I was off the throttle way too long,
pedaling it.
I didn't have enough.
Appreciate it.
If you would've pedaled it, you'd have got it.
- Damn it. - [Dominator] [bleep]
Talk about being [bleep] late.
There was a lot of things went wrong,
and they're all right here,
so...
that is a prime example of if you don't have your [bleep] straight...
small-tire or not,
you're gonna get your ass handed to you.
Who the [bleep] loses to a small-tire [bleep] car?
[man] I mean, how did the race go?
[Joey] Man, that's crazy.
I'm a small-tire car going just as fast
as all these big-tire guys from Oklahoma City.
That's crazy.
Good race, though. That's for sure.
Heard him build boost and then I knew it was on from there.
I definitely thought I was one of the underdogs here.
I got half the power, half the tire size.
No. What is there?
What is there, there's three of us left?
[Matthew] Uh...
Six pairs first and there's three of us left.
If one of us gets a bye...
I think I have proven myself to these guys
that I'm just as fast or faster than them.
[Matthew] Come on with it.
Added that little extra yeet out there on the back.
[Joey] Yeah, did you guys like that yeet way up there?
It kinda... Hey, I seen it going to the curb,
and I was like... [groans]
[Robin] All right.
- You wanna call it? - Sure.
- It's your call. You ready? - Yep.
- Heads. - [coin clatters]
[Robin] [bleep], it goes everywhere.
It is a heads.
We'll take right lane,
- if it's all right. - [Greg] We're good.
- All right. - Good luck. Thank you.
[Larry] You know, I run a small-tire car this race.
Uh, gotta give them the hit the car-and-a-half.
So, they roll those guys out 23 feet,
what they come up with,
which is equal to a lot,
because between car reaction time and human reaction time,
that's about four tenths of a second from the time I see the car move
till the time I let the button go
till my truck actually moves.
So, that's a lot, uh,
when you're talking about car lengths and... And time frames.
[Robin] All right, what do you think?
Figure I'll try right lane,
- just 'cause we haven't been down there. - Right.
Hopefully, that bump down there is not too upsetting.
- Right. - [Larry] Hopefully, I'm way past him by that time.
I hope.
If it's smoother down there, I should...
Should be on a mission by the time I get to the end.
Small-tire car.
It's something you've never done.
Yeah, this is something I've never done.
- Something else-- - [Robin] That we've never done.
Something we've never done.
I'm eager to see it.
So, uh, just be careful.
- [Larry] Yeah. - [bleep] about it.
- Yeah, it'll be good. - [Robin] Yeah.
- One way or the other, it'll all be good. - [Robin] Yeah.
[Greg] We're out here for round two tonight.
First round, I got a bye,
so got lucky and got over to the second round.
Um, drew Larry Larson this round, so...
I've heard of him.
Obviously, I've never seen him in person or anything before,
so not really hoping for much, but we'll see.
I'm gonna put you in first, then him,
and then when he's good and I lock...
[Greg] Hey, do I have to wait for your arms to hit your legs?
- [Juicin'] My arms have to hit my sides. - [Greg] Okay.
- So, I cannot leave... - Until my arms hit the sides.
[Chief] Larry Larson is not an easy draw for anybody out here tonight.
Chuck couldn't get around hi and Chuck's car's fast.
As long as Larry Larson's in the race,
he is a threat.
I'm pretty sure everyone is rooting for this Chicago small-tire car to win.
- [Chuck] I got $20 that says the Mustang leaves on him. - [man laughs]
Anybody?
- [crowd clapping] - [man] Good night! Wow!
What's the official?
[man over radio] Right lane, two cars.
[Chuck] Wow, good job.
[beep] Two cars, that's pretty respectful.
- I guess [beep] Promon. - [beep] Yeah.
This lane seems way sticker than that side.
I know. That side's getting gummy.
[Greg Olejarz] I just raced Larry Larson in second round
I got 23 feet and the hit,
and car lost power about half-track or so.
Oh, [beep].
[Greg] It shut off.
Yeah.
[Greg] When I came to a stop the motor was off and everything,
so I shut it all down, and it fired back up,
so I'm not sure what exactly happened, but...
I thought it, uh, fried a coil again
'cause mid-pass all of a sudden it, like, lost power,
and I was like, "Son of a bitch."
And I realized the motor's off.
We'll take a look at the data log
and see, uh, if we can figure out why it shut off,
and, uh, go from there.
So I don't know what happened, but whatever.
[man claps]
[Larry Larson] I could've drove it, but I peddled it down here
- 'cause it was just... It was moving around... - I was like...
and I'm just like, "Eh, I'll peddle it a little bit."
- It was rolling. - Yeah, it was rolling.
[man] It looked a little spicy in the middle, but...
I mean, it felt good. I don't know what it looked like here.
[Larry] Yeah, it was moving, man.
I just left it.
I was like, "I need to keep it in my lane." [laughs]
- [man] It looked good. - [Larry] Yeah.
[Larry] Last track from Kansas City,
I think 405 guys still remember the track real well,
so we're here, and we can see if we can keep giving them fits.
Two down, three to go.
[Ryan Martin] Because the flagger was in his own head or whatever
and did what he did [beep].
But what is it...
- You see what I'm saying? - [Daddy Dave] I get it. I get it.
You got a quarter?
- No. Just flip to see what to do. - [laughs] Yep.
Let it stand or rerun?
Yeah.
You're gonna rerun.
And you're gonna beat him.
Is that, like, awkward?
[man laughs]
- What? - What are you doing?
- Keep coming. - What's going on right there?
I could see you out of the corner of my eye, I'm like...
No, I seen you coming. And I was like, "What is he doing?"
[Dave] Is that stupid, Wheeler?
- [Wheeler] Huh? - Was that stupid?
- Yeah. - It was?
[Wheeler speaking]
I've done dumber things.
[Wheeler speaking]
So back 12, 13 years ago,
Chicago was known for their tennis ball throw.
So I gave their small-tire c the tennis ball throw.
And it looks like I'm gonna put him out there about 13 car lengths.
Should be very interesting.
I wonder if anybody's ever won from that far back.
[Dave] They're ready to star
[Wheeler] Yes.
So they want me on the side too.
So I'm gonna have to, like, hold the light up super high,
and then as soon as it goes down,
like when I hear you get up,
I'll throw the light down,
and that means you're good to go, you know.
- We're not prepping that lane, right? - No, no, no, no.
You better make sure 'cause I heard
them [beep] guys come back saying they're gonna prep it.
No, they're not prepping it.
We can't be doing that [beep].
[Dave] What's the spare up there?
Well, I think they're using it for the, I don't know, the burnout,
the actual burnout. They're not prepping.
- Make sure they do not. - Yeah.
Then the spare should be back here by the burnout box and not up there.
- They're up on the road is what you're saying? - Yeah.
Yeah.
'Cause he can't do a burnout up there.
So he's basically starting on cold asphalt.
Probably won't hook up, so...
kinda...
kinda leaning on, uh, him spinning, I hope.
And I'll drive around him.
That'll be interesting.
[Chuck] I got ya.
- Uh-huh. - I got it. It's already shut down.
- Oh, they're spraying it? - Yeah, I already got it.
- Yeah. - They were sneaking out there and spraying it.
I already got it shut down.
I got you.
I mean...
So I'm gonna bank on them spinning.
It's already gonna be hard enough.
You already have your work cut out for you.
-Oh, yeah, 100% -I'm not gonna let them [beep] cheat.
- There ain't [beep] way. - [Dave] 100%
Me and whoever has that spray roll will be in the ditch.
- I'll be on top of him. - Of course.
He'll be eating that [beep] sprayer, like [imitating a sprayer].
[group laughs]
[beep]
- So, yeah, I-- - I didn't think that bitch would go that far.
[Chuck exhales]
- That was a long ways. - He tossed that pretty good.
-234 foot -[Dave] [beep].
Jerry only... What they set him up, a car and half last night?
Jerry only got him by two.
Jerry raced him.
- Only got him like two. - Yeah, but he left on rubber.
- Yeah. - He's leaving on nothing.
And he's going to spin.
And he can't do another burnout down there or nothing.
He's gonna do a burnout.
And he's gonna drive all the way down the road, pick up all the [beep],
and then he's gonna sit there and stage.
[Big Chief] And the moment has finally arrived.
Dave is racing Boost 12
and giving him the tennis ball throw.
Dave is getting his chance at revenge against Chicago.
[man] You guys talk [beep] on the internet. You're ready, right?
Tuff vs Sonoma, $10,000.
[man] How much?
[Chief] Last time we were here, he raced a guy named Tuff Enuff,
and it was for $10,000.
The weather was terrible.
Chicago prepped their whole lane like a racetrack.
And Dave lost.
Whoo!
Yeah!
That ain't street racing.
Whoo!
I'm gonna hand you $10,000,
double or nothing, Oklahoma City.
[Chief] We've given him multiple opportunities.
He just... After that day, he will not show up.
[Tuff Enuff over phone] I ended up booking a big sho for the city of Chicago.
So there's nothing I can do I've gotta be at that gig.
I'm looking online right now,
and on July 12th, there's nothing going on in Union Park.
You're a liar.
[Tuff] There is too!
[chuckles]
And here we are in Tuff's backyard,
in his hometown.
And he still didn't show up.
[Ryan] You're going to.
- You're still not going to. - [Dave] Good.
It's only 234 feet.
Jerry only got him by two cars yesterday.
[Ryan] You should've picked somebody not quite as athletic
to throw that tennis ball.
But [chuckles] other than that, you did fine.
A 234 foot?
[Ryan] 234-foot throw.
[Chief] I don't care how fa that dude threw the tennis ball.
I don't care that he's 13 cars out.
The only thing that matters right now
is that Dave has to win this race,
and there's no better time than now.
So good luck, homey.
Thank you.
Don't lose our money.
- Try not to. [laughs] - No pressure.
- So when you spool up... - [Boost 12] Yeah, yeah.
So I'll have him... I'll just first have him make sure he's ready.
- I'll have someone like give a thumbs up. - [Boost 12] Uh-huh.
Then I'll just bring you up,
so when I hear you, pop, pop, pop, pop,
I'm gonna hold the light up.
And when I hear him, I'll just tell him I'll hold the light up for 3 seconds.
And when I hear him get up, I'm throwing the light down. He goes.
[Boost 12] So as soon as I see the light go down?
- The what? - The second he hears his car he's just gonna--
Yeah, I'm gonna throw the light down.
[Boost 12] So as soon as the light gets thrown down, I can just--
- Yeah. - [Boost 12] Okay.
- Just, yeah. - 'Cause that means he's up on it.
[Boost 12] Okay.
I'm Joey Rabiola, uh, Boost 12.
This is... We brought a streetcar out here.
It's a '92 Ford Mustang.
He'll make a good hit.
But if he doesn't leave the right way, he won't beat us.
Last night we raced round one of our hat race.
I didn't make it through the race.
Monza just [beep] cleaned me out.
You know, no chance, beat my ass in.
So then we, uh...
we came out tonight to, hopefully, you know,
see if we can get some grudge action in for some money,
and you know, luckily, you know, we were able
to figure out something with Daddy Dave.
We're betting [beep] house, big dog.
- [Chuck] Love you, Dave. - Who's the coolest [beep] ever, homey! [exclaims]
I can't wait to see ya from the line. [chuckles]
[man speaking]
Yeah.
[Dave speaking]
[man speaking]
[Chief] Damn, they're unplugging the tail lights so that Dave can't see--
[Murder Nova] Do they [beep] tail lights.
That's what they're doing. [laughs]
I just now found out.
[Chief] They're unplugging [beep] tail lights.
-[Dave] There are things you can't [beep]-- -[Chief laughs]
- But they don't know I got a guy down there... - [Chief] There ya go.
Uh, right by his back tire with a flashlight.
[Chief] I would worry more about seeing
- who's in front of his car, you know what I mean? - [Dave] Yeah.
[Chief] You do you, baby.
Don't wait on Rabiola.
And of course, it is Chicago to play games.
That's what they do. That's their hustle.
And I wouldn't expect anything less.
[man] Is that where he's starting from?
Oh, yeah, Dave's gonna pass him.
Boost 12 is disconnecting his brake lights
so Dave won't be able to judge him moving.
He's already got 13 car lengths.
I mean, how much more advantage do you need in this situation.
Just as soon as you hear it, hit the two-step.
[Boost 12] Okay, we'll wait for Dave's lights to go on.
Okay.
[Chief] Even though the 405 isn't really known for being hustlers,
we've been hustled a lot.
And we're pretty good at spotting a hustle when we see one.
So we're all with Dave on this. We're gonna help him out.
There's no way he's gonna lose.
[crowd cheering]
[man] Oh, yeah!
I was kinda hoping that he wouldn't come around him
so we could've told you, 23 feet, we needed 300.
[laughs]
[beep] Hey, that was awesome.
What the [beep] happened here though?
- What happened? - I don't know. I don't know.
He left way early!
He left before the light ever dropped, so that's a win for Dave.
- [man speaking] - Hey, he never--
No, it didn't. No, it isn't.
Hey, good job. Yeah.
The light was still up, and he left.
That's why I went down there.
Good job then.
His guy left on a flashlight.
That's not the rules. That's not the way it was supposed to go.
His guy gonna pay me my $1,500.
Juicin' had the light up, and he left!
He never dropped the light.
He never dropped it.
That's why I went down there. I got the video!
He turned on the light, and then he took off.
Yeah, so...
Good job, Dave.
He made the [beep] pass, but you won.
Juicin' has been out of the game, and it's showing.
He just screwed his guy out of $1,500.
That wasn't close. It wasn't even close.
No, he left while the light was up!
There's a reason why I went down there.
He had to wait till the light went down.
I told you when the light goes on, and I bring it down--
Back here you did! Down there--
[Juicin'] No, I didn't, dude.
Dude! Yeah, ya did.
- You put $1,000 on this car-- - You think I'm new at this!
I got $1,000.
You [beep] told me down there...
I said, "How I'm gonna know when [beep] spool and leave?"
And you said, "When the light comes on, you can go."
-When the-- -[Boost 12] He [beep] sat there.
When the light goes down, if he left, then--
- Why is the [beep]. - It's the [beep] hit!
- He got the hit! You go! - [Boost 12] Chase the race!
-[Boost 12] There's no [beep]-- -Why would you [beep] get off?
Listen. It don't [beep] matter!
He chased me. That's a [beep] race.
Well, the other thing is we had a small light,
so when the light goes down, dude, I said that--
- Why? When the light comes on, he said [beep] go! - You are not--
I'm done dealing with you, bro. Shut the [beep] up, man!
- Now, it's getting-- - [beep] Absolutely [beep].
If he didn't feel like it was right, he shouldn't have left.
That's the bottom [beep] line!
When the light went down, he went.
Listen. I don't [beep]. I mean... Whatever.
Somebody get Ryan's money-- Or my money. [laughs]
- Good job, Dave. Way to not lose my money. - Yep.
- Good try. - Not good try. You [beep] chased me.
That was a race.
You gave me the hit!
- No, no, no, no! There's no chase the race. - No, no, no.
- You gave me the [beep] hit! - You gave us the hit!
- [Boost 12] You gave me the hit and then chased me. - No.
He said, "When the light [beep] goes down,
- I to 2 seconds you were gonna leave!" - Y'all make a deal.
Yeah, you had the drop the light, and then you can leave
any time after the light was dropped.
Why is the light dropping?
- That's his [beep] rule! - Can't chase the race.
- You made the rules! - That's his [beep] rule!
He told me down there...
I said, "How long [beep] am I gonna--
He said, "When the [beep] light comes on!"
- He said, "The light comes on, I'm going down!" - I can't see [beep] going on!
I can't see his! I can't see you hardly!
Then I would've got out the car.
If you can't see him, I'd got out and renegotiated something.
But he shouldn't have chased me.
That's all it comes down to.
[Boost 12] Then he can [beep]--
He laid down [beep] light rules.
[Dave] That's the only way I know to go.
Yeah, you lost. When I drop it, then you can go.
- He made the rules. - Who said then!
- We all sat there. - You said that [beep]!
We sat there. We all talked about it.
Set them up [beep] again! Let's run it back then.
- [Chuck] I'm gonna bring it. - Let's [beep] race!
I'll cover your [beep] bet.
[beep] the bet, dude!
Let's run the race back.
[Boost 12] We just had confusion with Juicin' tonight.
I guess he didn't understan what I said,
and I guess I didn't understand what he said down there.
He just nodded, so I just assumed he heard me, you know, and whatever.
Plus, [beep] 'cause he te me something different down there
'cause he couldn't hear what I said.
You know, I don't know I was supposed to wait for flashlight to come down
or, you know, something else.
And, you know, those guys weren't happy about it, so...
[Chief] Finally, after all the years
of Dave's loss haunting him on the Internet...
Finally, Dave got his revenge.
Recover, do it again.
They played all those games.
And their own hustle is what stuck them in the end.
Dave got that win,
and it meant more than just the pass.
[Chief] Next time, in this Chicago's shoot out
only one man can remain standing.
- That's a heads, sir. - Is that a head?
As he picked it up,
he flipped it over in his hand,
and he goes, "Have yourself [beep]."
[Larry] I saw him flip it over when he picked it up
I would never do that.
[Chief] And in the fight to stay alive...
these out of towners will say and do anything.
What a piece of dirt.
[beep] Awesome.
Jeff's my hero sometimes.
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