By Anthony Caruso III | Publisher
Lizzy Musi has won another Street Outlaws No Prep Kings event. She won the Tulsa, Oklahoma event in the early morning hours.
She defeated Robin Roberts in the final round. This is her fourth career win — and her first win since 2019.
“We won,” Lizzy Musi said in a Facebook post. “It’s been an incredible journey this weekend and I can’t thank everyone enough for the support! Thanks again to Robert Hayes Motorsports for creating a masterpiece of a car. As always, I couldn’t do this without you guys.”
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In the final pairings, Roberts knocked out her ex-boyfriend Kye Kelley in one semifinal. Then, Musi defeated Larry “Axman” Roach in the other semifinal.
She is the first official winner of the Tulsa event since it was added to the schedule last year. Justin Swanstrom won the event last year; however, it turned into a non-filmed, non-points event due to the sudden death of Street Outlaws’ producer Mike Helmann.
Musi won in her new car. Bonnie 2.0 was announced during the July break.
She had been going through a tough time before this win. She announced during the break that she had separated from Kelley as they called off their engagement. The couple had been together for several years.
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While Kye and Lizzy are no longer together in terms of a relationship, she helped him in the overall team championship. They are teammates after Kelley failed to trade her on Friday.
Earlier this year, before the season started, Musi came out to the world and announced that she was battling Stage 4 Breast Cancer. She’s been receiving treatments while she could fit them into her racing schedule.
She previously announced that her tumors have shrunk.
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