The motorsports community is heartbroken after the passing of Lizzy Musi, the groundbreaking racer and Street Outlaws: No Prep Kings star, who lost her battle with cancer at her North Carolina home. At just 33 years old, Lizzy leaves behind a legacy that shattered barriers and inspired countless fans.
Daughter of legendary engine builder Pat Musi, Lizzy grew up surrounded by speed and quickly made her mark in the male-dominated racing world. Her fearless driving and record-breaking performances earned her respect across the sport. In 2019, she made history as the first woman to win three consecutive No Prep Kings races, proving gender was no obstacle to greatness.
Beyond her racing achievements, Lizzy became a beacon of hope during her cancer fight. Diagnosed with aggressive triple-negative breast cancer, she faced her illness with the same determination she showed on the track, using her platform to raise awareness about early detection.
Tributes have poured in from fellow racers, fans, and those inspired by her courage. “Lizzy didn’t just race cars – she raced past every limitation people tried to put on her,” one colleague shared. While the sport has lost one of its brightest stars, Lizzy’s impact will continue through the young racers she inspired and the barriers she broke.
