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Street Outlaws: Locals Only 2023 Tv Series Review Trailer Poster Online

“Street Outlaws: Locals Only,” a new 10-episode series set in the Street Outlaws universe, will premiere Monday, May 15 at 8:00 p.m. m. ET/PT on Discovery Channel. Dynamic racing duo and fan-favorite helmsmen Farmtruck and AZN, best known for "Street Outlaws: OKC", travel to the race tracks of the USA in search of the fastest local driving heroes.


From Idaho to New Hampshire and Texas to Pennsylvania, the best local drivers will compete against each other in a bracket-style single-elimination challenge. The winner will take home a $5,000 prize and have the opportunity to compete against a veteran Street Outlaw rider from the 'No Prep Kings' series for another 5K, including Lizzy Musi, Daddy Dave, Jermaine Boddie and Kye Kelley, among others. .

Stars: Lizzy Musi, Jermaine Boddie, Daddy Dave

Discovery Channel's Street Outlaws universe includes: "Street Outlaws: No Prep Kings," "Street Outlaws: OKC," "Street Outlaws: Mega Cash Days," "Street Outlaws: Fastest in America," and the upcoming series, "Street Outlaws : Locals Only” and “Street Outlaws vs. The World: Australia”.


As of 2023 to date, Discovery Channel owned nearly half of the top 10 Monday night unscripted cable series for M25-54 with the "Street Outlaws" franchise, more than any other network.

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