Carreras prohibidas

Chief decides to kick all the pro-mods off the list. Then, it's time for an old-school shakeup, as everyone loses their spots and must race to find out where they belong on the list.

After the list shakeup, everyone is still fighting to get to the top. With Dave down for repairs, Chuck, Ryan, Shawn and Monza battle to take the top spot, while Doc tries to get himself out of the bottom five.

AZN gets a new tune for the Dung Beetle and tests out the improvements. When Doc gets into trouble on race night, Chief pounces on his chance to make big moves up the list.

At the last list race of the season, everyone in the 405 is looking to make one more move towards the top. When some of the top guys don't bring their cars, plans to move up the list blow up in Doc's and Chief's faces.

This week's race is all about the very top of the list and the very bottom. Ryan and Chuck are getting ready to battle for No. 1 again. At the bottom of the list, Farmtruck is feeling the heat.

JJ "Da Boss" from Memphis comes to Oklahoma City to host a race, and everyone who's anyone in street racing shows up to compete. With old-school rules and a total of $60,000 on the line, the racers will do anything to win.

With Chief ready to take his new car up the list, Reaper struggles to get his car fixed in time for race night. Meanwhile, Farmtruck and AZN think outside the box to round up some races, now that the truck is off the list.

JJ and his racers from Memphis come to Oklahoma City for two nights of racing, and everyone gets ready to lay it all on the line. But when flagging and technicalities cause drama, they must fight for every win.

Now that Chief is back on the list, he and Shawn map out a plan to get back into the top spots. Then, Farmtruck and AZN set up a race against a doctor with a super car, and Doc seems like he finally has his car figured out.

Chuck takes a look back at the drivers that have held the No. 1 spot on the list, as well as the races and strategies that got them there and what cars they were driving.