Following months of anticipation from competitors and fans alike, the Street Outlaws No Prep Kings series today announced the first of a full slate of stops across the country for its seventh season of top-tier televised no-prep drag racing. The planned 15-race season will open April 19-20 at Maple Grove Raceway near Reading, Pennsylvania. The series will continue to release new events one by one, with several popular stops confirmed to be returning to the calendar.
The producers confirmed to competitors that the racing program will return to a standalone champion format in 2024, after mixing things up with a team championship format a season ago.
At the season finale in Ennis, Texas in November, three-time series champion Ryan Martin’s team came from behind to steal the $200,000 main-event championship away from top rival Kye Kelley, whose squad led the standings all season. Martin’s championship team included Nate Sayler, Giuseppe Gentile, Robin Roberts, and Rich Bruder.
Kelley didn’t walk away empty-handed, though — he virtually dominated the season’s Great 8 competition, running away with what was considered the individual championship as he scored three wins in six final round appearances. A bridesmaid on several occasions, it was Kelley’s first title with the series. Season six is anticipated to be aired in or around the April kickoff to season seven, but The Discovery Channel has not yet confirmed if the season will air on its cable network, its streaming service, or elsewhere.
Keep it tuned here as additional season seven No Prep Kings events dates and locations are announced.
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