Street Outlaws: Memphis

JJ Da Boss and Barefoot Ronnie eagerly wait for Emerald Pace to drop her arms so they can unleash their street beasts in the final race of the night.

Brian Britt and the rest of the Memphis Street Outlaws are all business as JJ Da Boss starts the call out process.

Dennis Bailey guides his '01 Camaro SS, Silverback Gorilla, to the starting line.

JJ Da Boss kicks off Race Night with a round of callouts at the Driver's Meeting.

JJ Da Boss kicks off the Driver's Meeting by calling out the one and only, Birdman.

Elton Burnley and Carp shake hands before the face off in the final race of the night.

JJ Da Boss casually counts out the cash bets for round two of JJ's Arm Drop.

JJ Da Boss casually counts out the cash bets for round two of JJ's Arm Drop.

Mustang Mike seems to get a jump out of the hole, but can he keep this lead and get his first win of the season?

With the sun almost set, Birdman’s crew unloads their ’99 Firebird to prepare for JJ's Arm Drop.

Jeff James and Brad Eglian get lined up at the starting line before facing off in the second matchup of the night.

Brian Hennessy standing with his rust colored ’63 Chevy Nova.

Carp and crew go over some data after Midget's controversial race against Ronnie Pace.

Mustang versus Mustang. Sean Nagy’s yellow 2010 Mustang trails behind Mustang Mike.

At the break of dawn, JJ lines up Tricia and Anthony Smith for Race #5.

Jeff James speeds past Johnny “Quick” Kramer for the win.

Johnny “Quick” Kramer and his orange 2000 Mustang.

Tricia flags when JJ and Doughboy are forced to race each other.

Lee Roberts and Jeff James are neck and neck in the second race of the night.

Diamond Hugo pulls up to the starting line in his ’67 Camaro, Big Poppa.

JJ at the drivers meeting for Memphis versus Ohio.