Find out how they live, their outlook on life, and watch them accept and win some interesting challenges. Get to know the real people behind the racing. The show isn’t scripted and you can count on it to be totally reality based, so get ready for some fun, excitement and most likely, a few tense moments. “Street Outlaws: Memphis” takes you directly into the lives of some of the toughest street racers in all of the South. This makes for a fun and adventurous run of episodes. What makes the series so interesting is that each member of the team has an interesting, if not colorful history in both their personal lives, and in their driving careers. The friends and family that you see on “Street Outlaws: Memphis” are each unique in their own right. Precious also goes by her nickname, “Queen of the Streets.” She’s earned the descriptive title through her skill and knowledge of the racing profession. If you couldn’t yet tell, this is a family affair. She is also known by her racing name as “Midget.” Tricia is an integral part of the team and she brings her years of experience and perky personality to the show. The members of the team hold the sport in high regard and their participation is more about honor and pride in themselves, the team, and the car. They all hold the common belief that racing is a lifestyle and it’s about winning honestly without cheating or dirty competition.
The group knows their craft and each of the are committed to the sport as well as to one another. JJ has been the leader of his racing team that is made up of friends and family.
Here is an introduction to the cast and crew of the fast and wild series. If you’re a racing enthusiast, you won’t want to miss an episode.
THE CREW 2 BEST STREET CAR DRIVERS
He and his rough and ready team from Memphis, Tennessee are dedicated race car drivers who have been working together for a few decades now. The series is a spin-off of “Street Outlaws,” with a special emphasis on JJ Da Boss. “Street Outlaws: Memphis” is the new show on the Discovery Channel.
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