In Kentucky, Farmtruck and AZN pick eight local small-tire racers to compete for $5K and a chance to battle it out with a Street Outlaw; when NOLA's Jerry Bird races the winner, smack talk flies and tensions boil over.
In Maple Grove, Penn., Farmtruck and AZN pick eight local small-tire racers to compete for $5K; the winner gets a chance to take on legendary Street Outlaw Daddy Dave for another $5K in cash.
In New England, Farmtruck and AZN pick eight local small-tire racers to compete for $5K; the winner gets a chance to race the one-and-only Murder Nova for another $5K in cash.
In Ohio, Farmtruck and AZN pick eight local small-tire racers to compete for $5K; the winner gets a chance to battle it out with OKC legend, Chuck Seitsinger, for an additional $5K.
In Arizona, eight small-tire drivers compete for $5,000 and a shot to race West Coast legend Boddie. But after intense negotiations, someone will walk away humbled.
In Texas, eight racers compete to win $5,000 and a chance to race against a surprise Street Outlaw. But small-tire king Boosted GT takes the negotiation in a totally different direction.
In Colorado, Farmtruck and AZN host eight small-tire drivers to battle the thin air and each other for $5,000. Then, the winner gets a chance at conquering the No Prep King himself, Ryan Martin.
In Idaho, Farmtruck and AZN host eight local drivers to compete for $5,000 and a chance to race NOLA's Kye Kelley. But after a heated negotiation, Kye's not sure he's got this win in the bag.
In Minnesota, Farmtruck and AZN pick eight local small-tire racers including a Canadian father-son team to compete for $5K. Then negotiations with No Prep Queen Lizzy Musi prove that when small tires take on big tires, every second counts.
In Ohio, eight local drivers compete for $5K and the winner gets a chance to race OKC Street Outlaw Jeff Lutz. But Jeff might not have this one in the bag.
Locals in Ohio compete for $5,000 and a chance to take on Street Outlaw Doc for another $5,000. OH boasts some seriously fast small tire racers, and with the recent loss of a friend, one is racing for a cause. Doc tries to negotiate himself a good race.
Some of the fastest small-tire racers in Virginia come to show off what they can do, and the competition is fierce. One cocky racer manages to make it through the field but then comes face to face with Boddie Jr., who isn't ready to give anything away.
Minnesota locals come out to Brainerd International Raceway to battle each other for $5,000 -- and these Midwesterners did not come to play. Once only one remains, that racer goes against the legendary Daddy Dave for another $5,000.
Farmtruck and AZN travel to Kentucky to meet another group of local small-tire racers. Once the locals race for $5,000, the last one standing gets to take on Jerry Bird -- but if this race is anything like the last one, it'll be a fight.
New England Dragway hosts Farmtruck and AZN and the next Locals Only event, where eight of the best small-tire racers compete for $5,000. The winner will get to negotiate a race against Disco Dean, who takes racing more seriously than his name suggests.
Eight small-tire racers local to Oklahoma race each other for $5,000 before the winner takes on California race legend Boddie for another $5,000. But when one racer's car breaks down in the finals, he must negotiate with the runner-up to take his place.
Local racers in Idaho race off for $5,000 in cash, and when the competition heats up, some favorites are knocked out early. The last racer standing goes up against Damon for another $5,000, but a tricky racetrack makes for a rough end to the night.
Colorado locals compete in the thin air at Bandimere Speedway, and this field has some relatives of familiar faces. Then, the last local standing goes up against Jeff Lutz to see who wins the cash prize and gets to call themselves king of the mountain
Las Vegas locals show off their stuff, and there are plenty of wheelies in Sin City. When one racer surprises the field, they get a chance to go up against Kayla Morton for another shot at a pile of cash. In a race like this, there's no safe bets.
Pennsylvania locals go all-out for $5,000. With Caden Rankin, the son of an NPK racer, in the field, all bets are off. But our favorites don't always win, and whoever goes all the way will be racing against Axman, known for never backing down.
Michiganders compete for $5,000, and a racing wagon surprises everyone. Then, the last local standing goes up against Bobby Ducote for another $5,000 -- but Bobby's car is ready to back up his big mouth, and it won't be an easy negotiation.
Farmtruck and AZN gather another group of local racers in North Carolina and one favorite rise above the rest. The last local standing gets a chance to race against Justin Swanstrom, who's as fast as he is fiery and won't give much up.
