Welcome to Memphis, where JJ and his family of racers do things a little differently. When JJ invites some of the biggest names in street racing to come to Memphis and race for money, the Memphis racers have to step up for their city.

When JJ's son, Doughboy, wants to start racing on the street, JJ gets the family and racers together to decide if he's ready. But, with racers from both Mississippi and Missouri coming into town, the Memphis racers have their work cut out for them.

When JJ wrecks his truck & trailer on the way home from race night, it nearly destroys both Heifer & Ole Heavy. When Ohio comes to town, the Memphis Street Outlaws have to pull together to hustle up as much money as they can to pay for all the broken cars

When JJ gets a call from a racer in Vegas asking his guys to come out to race, he can't refuse. But with Heifer still down, he has to find himself a car to drive. And when the Memphis Street Outlaws finally make it out west, the bets and stakes are high.

The Memphis Outlaws finish their race against the Las Vegas racers, but before they can leave town, they get a call from a group of guys from California looking to race. Memphis agrees to stay to race against Cali, but a brawl breaks out before they start

With racers from Kentucky coming into town, and Heifer still out of commission, JJ decides to put Tricia behind the wheel of Ziptie. Meanwhile, Mustang Mike is fighting for his first win after his crash.

It's JJ's Arm Drop Chase is a race, and that means that for the only time all year, Memphis racers compete against each other as well as the best racers from around the country. Birdman is coming to town and JJ buys back his old car for a rematch.

JJ da Boss and his wife, Midget welcome us to Memphis by introducing their family of racers. We learn about racing in Memphis, where there is no list, just Memphis against the world and get a sneak peek at all the action coming up on this brand new show.

When JJ and Mac cruise through Oklahoma City in Ol' Heavy, they stop by Farmtruck and AZN's shop to hang out and talk all things street racing. Then, they check out some sneak peeks of what's coming up in the new season in Memphis.

JJ and Doughboy look back at all the work, late nights, and testing it took for the Memphis Outlaws to make the trip to Vegas. Then it's time to go back to the streets of Vegas and check out extra races and behind the scenes drama from the epic Vegas race

JJ and the Memphis Street Outlaws are back, but after a devastating crash, Doughboy questions if he should continue racing. Racers from St. Louis are in town, and since one of them tried to burn Tricia down, the Memphis Street Outlaws are done being nice.

A group of fast-talking racers from Pennsylvania come to town to race and to bet big money; an early and costly loss puts pressure on Memphis.

Memphis comes together to help Doughboy get his new car ready to race, but when it won't be running by race night, JJ decides to give Dover a second chance; when New York comes to town, Memphis tries for a big comeback after last week's losses.

When Doughboy's new Impala is ready to start up for the first time, the whole family gathers to celebrate; on race night, mouthy racers from Delaware, Maryland and Virginia bring a bad attitude, and Doughboy finally lines up for a race.

JJ and the Memphis Street Outlaws decide to head west to meet up with a group of Arizona racers let by Mary, who they've raced with before. But when they arrive in Arizona, it seems like the odds may be stacked against Memphis.

After a night of low bets in Arizona, JJ decides to set up another race against racers in New Mexico, hoping for a chance to make more money to make the trip west worthwhile. However, the New Mexico racers have roads are dusty and unpredictable.

MSO racers try to knock out the competition in Las Vegas.

JJ's Arm Drop in Las Vegas continues and MSO racers do what they can to knock out the competition. As the competition winds down, Memphis is forced to line up against each other to see who can take home the $30,000 prize.

JJ gathers the family to stand up to the racers another group of racers in Memphis. JJ and the Memphis family agree to meet up for a night of grudge racing, but the stakes have never been higher.

Memphis Street Outlaws is back and diving deep into the backstory of JJ Da Boss and his family of racers. JJ tells us about his past, and how love, family, and honor keeps the Memphis family racing together today.

JJ and the Memphis Street Outlaws race more than they ever have before. Precious takes on a racer from Arkansas, Dennis Bailey continues his winning streak, Donn makes his Firebird fly down the street.

Memphis starts the racing season against racers from Illinois, but rain comes and ends the night. JJ sets up another race night with an unfriendly group from Detroit. They make a bet that whichever city wins 7 races first, wins the total $20,000.

When Doughboy gets a $10,000 callout from the 901 Bad Boyz, another group in Memphis, JJ gathers the family to stand up to the racers. JJ and the Memphis family agree to meet up for a night of grudge racing, but the stakes have never been higher.

Memphis heads to Ohio to meet up with a group who's got flashy cars and deep pockets. But, when JJ agrees to run his small tire cars against a big tire, JJ is hesistant. Memphis must rely on their street racing skills to come out ahead.

Memphis heads to Kentucky to meet up with some street racers who have regular streetcars, just like the ones Memphis has. After a rocky start, Tricia's $4,000 race at the very end of the night proves to be a make or break moment for Memphis.

When JJ surprises Precious with a '69 Chevelle for her birthday, she jumps in and starts racing right away; Memphis gets a callout from Texas, but when it's time to race, it turns out that they brought some serious hustle, and Doughboy steps it up.

The MSO family takes on a group that calls themselves the Mid Atlantic Street Outlaws. They've got some of the nicest cars Memphis has seen in a while, including a doorless dragster. On top of that, they bring some hustle into the racers' meeting.

The entire Memphis family heads up to an air strip in West Virginia for the small tire event of JJ's Arm Drop, with several of the MSO racers switching to small tire to battle it out to see who can take home the $15,000 prize.

JJ and the Memphis family are gearing up for the big tire event in West Virginia. Everyone learned from the small tire event that the asphalt on this former airstrip is sketchy, especially in the right lane. It's gonna be a driver's race.

The big tire event in West Virginia continues into round two with 13 MSO racers working to take out the remaining non-MSO racers. If somebody from the Memphis family can make it to the end and take home the $25,000, the whole family wins.

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. 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. Chelsea is excited to race her new car and Molly is out for redemption but technical difficulties make it hard for the MSO to prove they can outrun any Mustang.

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.

MSO gets called out by Ronnie Pace and his team from Texas. It's not long before Memphis begins feeling the heat up against Ronnie's Texas-sized mouth and deep pockets, leaving it up to the more inexperienced racers to bring the MSO back into the black.

Tricia and JJ both have chances to redeem themselves while Memphis continues to struggle against Texas. The competition is more intense than ever and one wrong move could mean it's game over for the Memphis crew.

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 grueling night against St. Louis, MSO gets a callout from some OK Racers who want to challenge Memphis on the same sketchy street. JJ and the crew aren't ready to back down but they must rally to make staying out another night worthwhile.

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.

First, Tim White from Illinois revisits Memphis with a big surprise. Afterwards catch the underground scene as racers hit the local streets during Race Night In America.

Quinn Shireman, longtime rival of the MSO, invites the team to Kentucky for an 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 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.

The second round of JJ's small-tire race kicks off with the MSO fighting for a win despite only having half of their team remaining.

Nashville racers call out the MSO to prove who are the kings of Tennessee.

The MSO is called out by a team of revenge-hungry all-stars from around the country that have suffered losses at the hands of Memphis; bonus content.

The MSO continues their battle against an all-star group of racers out to avenge past losses on the streets of Memphis. Then NOLA makes moves on the 405 and Lizzy Musi joins Grudge Night for the first time.

The MSO family heads to Vegas to meet a group of West Coast racers.

Racers that have beaten the MSO are challenged to a rematch.

The second night of racing against teams who have beaten the MSO continues.

after a season of battling small-tire pros from all over the country, JJ has the MSO facing off against the best small-tire racers he’s ever seen -- themselves! Each matchup is designed to improve individual weaknesses and get them even closer to the top.

JJ provides the MSO with a new challenge by spending the entire season racing on the toughest asphalt in Las Vegas. To kick things off, JJ hosts a small tire shoot-out where the winner takes home $16,000.

JJ's small-tire shootout continues. Big Chief looks to go rounds in the Ugly Duck, while Precious, Ax Man and Dennis Bailey all face tough match-ups.

Memphis is in the Las Vegas desert for a small tire shootout and as it gets later in the race, the bets get bigger and bigger. When Precious and Tricia lock in races with a few West Coast heavy hitters, MSO puts more than $25,000 on the line in side bets.

Memphis' small-tire shootout in the desert continues. After some tough losses, JJ, Lee Roberts and Jackie look to keep the MSO alive in the competition. Memphis lost some big money in round two and JJ straps into Ole Heavy to try and win some of it back.

Memphis struggled in the small-tire race at the first of the season, now Al Boogie and the Dream Team think they smell blood in the water. They come to Las Vegas to call out Memphis, but even after some tough weeks, the MSO can never be counted out.

A group of local racers call out JJ saying that the MSO can't win on their Vegas turf.

JJ agrees to take on a team from Arizona, but come race night the MSO realizes their opponents have an arsenal of ridiculously expensive cars

The streets of Las Vegas haven't been kind to the MSO. Local racer Brett tries to take advantage by putting together a group of hand-picked ringers to whoop on JJ and his family.

Markelle from Arkansas steps up to the plate with a group of hand-picked racers from all over the country.

Boddie and his California racers knocked JJ and the MSO in the head earlier in the season; Boddie is back in town and Memphis is looking for some get back.

JJ ends with the biggest event of the season -- a winner-takes-all shootout where each racer gets a second chance to buy back in. Each time someone comes back, the pot grows higher for a grand total of at least $75,000.

The final shootout of the season continues and MSO is fighting with everything they’ve got to bring home a grand prize that keeps growing bigger and bigger. But, with heavy hitters buying back in, the competition gets even higher.