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.

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 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 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 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 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.

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; the competition is fierce.

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; when one racer's car breaks down in the finals, he must negotiate with the runner-up to take his place.

Farmtruck and AZN go to Kentucky to race local small-tire drivers; the winner then faces Jerry Bird, promising a tough race.

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; 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.