Street Outlaws: Fastest in America - Season 4
Season 4
Episodes
Gamechanger
The title of Fastest in America is up for grabs with new teams, new cars and new rules; the eight captains each choose two drivers to compete in a 16-car bracket; the goal is to go fast, stack cash and be the last driver standing.
Small Tires, Big Mouths
On night two, drivers compete on small tires but when Cali Nate pushes limits, tempers flare and drivers call foul.
Cali Nate's Secret Weapon
The Dream Team has an early lead and the other captains must close the gap or run the risk of getting left behind; Cali Nate has a secret weapon up his sleeve.
Kye Gets His Groove Back
After several nights of struggle, Kye Kelley and his team from NOLA make big gains on the street.
Tricia's Back
On night five, Tricia makes her return to racing after her horrible crash and JJ Da Boss tries a power move to get the MSO back to the top; Cali, Nola and the Dream Team aren't rolling over easily.
Throwing Shade and Punches
On the final night of the low-money rounds, tensions boil over between Sherrybeth and Brett, while Cali and Detroit end up in an all-out brawl.
Double the Money
It's race night seven, and the cash up for grabs has doubled; with this much money on the line, there's a lot to lose, and it's anyone's game to win.
10K Grudge Race
With only two race nights left, Kye Kelley and his team from NOLA are still in third place, but when Kye calls out Cali Nate for a huge 10K grudge race, it throws the entire competition into chaos.
And the Winner Is ...
On the final night of the competition, the best street racers in the world battle to be crowned Fastest in America; Memphis has the lead, but if Dream Team, Nola or Cali dig deep, they can still come from behind and take home the win.
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