By Anthony Caruso III | Publisher
Street Outlaws OG driver Chuck Seitsinger has made his first Street Outlaws No Prep Kings Invitational of the season. He made the show on Sunday at Maple Grove Raceway in Mohnton, Pennsylvania.
Seitsinger had to “Race Your Way In” to earn the spot. However, he was defeated by Kallee Mills, who earned her spot.
Then, he got a lucky draw that allowed him to make it into the Invitational. He was then defeated by “Shake N Bake” Cody Baker in the first round.
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This was his first Invitational since the 2021 season. This will be documented at a later date when the Discovery Channel airs the footage of the season.
Seitsinger missed out on the Invitational at Virginia Motorsports Park. Hours after being released from jail, he rushed to North Dinwiddie, Virginia to take part in the show.
However, he was not able to get into the show.
Before the season-opening event at Palm Beach International Raceway in Jupiter, Florida, Seitsinger was put in jail by a judge in Oklahoma. He was sentenced to 60 days.
But he lasted less than a month in the slammer before being released.
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The judge claimed that Seitsinger made a threatening phone call. He said that he was defending his children in the call.
Nearly two years later, he went to jail over it.
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