Fast & loud vs 405
 

Did anyone watch the result. Seems the pro was not good at reaction time.:driving:

The 405 won. Which i must say, wasn't too excited about the outcome

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That chief guy is a real piece of work. He was such a baby about RR's car and then beat it. His celebration after winning was what you'd expect from a 5 year old, not a grown man. Deuch bag RR totally cheated the intent of the race but looking at it, what else would you expect from him.

Damn im hoping to catch the rerun i was watching last night but fell asleep before the end...who won the race between farm truck azian and whats his name?

Farm truck/AZN ended up winning - Aaron's car took the autocross by like 2 hundredths of a second. Farm truck/AZN smoked him in the drag and won the tug of war tie breaker. I was honestly more interested in this one than the main event.

Ya even my wife was calling Big Chief a bitch
I kinda view him a different way now , such a whiny A hole

I honestly think like 99% of that kind of stuff is manufactured for the show - if there were no drama it would be over after 5 minutes of racing. Need to stretch it out to an hour.

Is this it?
Watch Street Outlaws Online - vs. Fast N' Loud: The Mega Race - S9E4

Yeah I also watched... looks like "Chief" was just a better driver. I don't know why he was so intent on racing against a first time driver, that just doesn't make any sense.... probably just trying to bully someone into taking a stupid bet so he could cash in.

That would hav been suicide to put a beginner in front of a 2000 HP car. what did he expect the answer to be? It did not say much for pro boy from NHRA.:stirthepot:

I'm a huge fan of both shows, but I have to say that I lost a bit of respect for Richard during the "Mega-Race" episodes. The challenge was to have each shop build a car on it's own, and then race it. I understand that Richard lost Aaron and that put him in a really tough position, but bringing in a professional team to engineer and help build the car wasn't inline with the spirit of the challenge. Yes, the car was technically built at Gas Monkey and the GM crew was definitely involved in the build, but ultimately a good portion of that build was outsourced to Laughlin Motorsports. I totally get why Chief was salty....that wasn't what they had initially agreed upon and Richard was simply using his bankroll to stack the deck in his favor.

Regarding the driver issue, as much as I like Chief I feel like his tirade about Richard refusing to drive the car was completely out of line. I understand his position but there's no way that he should expect someone with little to no experience to get behind the wheel of a car that powerful. Obviously there's a massive safety issue at hand but beyond that, Richard just doesn't have the experience to be competitive which then makes the race somewhat pointless or at least lopsided. Of course Chief is smart enough to know that, so my only theory is that he was also trying to stack the deck, perhaps as retribution for Richard bringing in Laughlin Motorsports.

In the end I'm glad that that MWSC won. They built a car with FAR less resources than their opponent, and still ended up winning back to back races against what amounts to a financial/professional juggernaut. I'll admit that they may have bitched and whined a bit along the way, but in my mind that was justified since Richard went way outside of the original parameters of the agreement.

Or it's all just manufactured television, I don't know. :icon17:

Of course it is, it just happens to be more interesting that housewives of wherever :icon17: