Take a look at this, SO All Star Racers going to Canada, No Prep Kings events in July!
The adrenaline-pumping world of Street Outlaws: No Prep Kings (NPK) is gearing up to take its high-octane excitement to an international stage this July, marking a thrilling expansion of the beloved drag racing series. In an electrifying announcement, fans of the street racing phenomenon were informed that the NPK series would be crossing borders into Canada, bringing with it the raw, unfiltered excitement that has become synonymous with the “Street Outlaws” franchise.
Scheduled for the heart of the NPK Season 7, the Canadian leg of the series will feature two major events. These races are set to take place at the renowned Rad Torque Raceway and Mission Raceway Park on July 19th-20th and 26th-27th, respectively. This marks a significant milestone for the series, expanding its footprint and bringing the exhilarating action to Canadian soil for the first time in this capacity.
What makes these events stand out is their designation as NPK All-Star events. This implies that not all racers from the NPK roster will participate; instead, a select group that previously showcased their skills in Australia will be heading to Canada. This strategic selection ensures that the competition remains fierce, with racers who are not only experienced in international competitions but also possess the logistical capability to compete abroad, given the mid-season timing.
A key factor in the selection process is the possession of multiple cars by the racers. Given the timing of the Canadian events in the middle of the NPK season, racers are expected to leave one car in the U.S. for the ongoing season, while their secondary car is shipped to Canada for the international showdown. Notables such as Justin Swanson will be racing with his car “Prenup” in Canada, demonstrating the strategic planning and resource management these racers must navigate to compete at this level.
Beyond the logistics and the line-up, the announcement has sparked a wave of excitement and curiosity among fans and competitors alike. With a nod to previous international events, there’s a palpable buzz about the caliber of Canadian racers and how they will stack up against the seasoned veterans of the Street Outlaws series. The events in 2017 and 2018, where the 405 crew faced off against Canadian racers, offered a glimpse of the potential matchups, but with the evolution of the cars and the racers since then, the upcoming events promise to bring a new level of competition.
As the Street Outlaws: No Prep Kings series prepares to invade Canada, fans are eagerly anticipating the clash of titans on Canadian tracks. With the strategic selection of racers, the logistical ballet of managing multiple cars, and the allure of international competition, the Canadian events are poised to be a highlight of NPK Season 7. This expansion not only signifies the growing popularity of the “Street Outlaws” franchise but also sets the stage for an unforgettable chapter in the saga of no prep kings racing.
