The Tragic Death Of Street Outlaws Star Ryan Fellows

On April 26, Ryan Fellows uploaded photos from a drag race to his Instagram account that showed the racer's car enveloped in smoke during a racing session. "Can't wait to get back out there and race again," the "Street Outlaws" star wrote in the caption. A couple months later, in June, Fellows uploaded a video

On April 26, Ryan Fellows uploaded photos from a drag race to his Instagram account that showed the racer's car enveloped in smoke during a racing session. "Can't wait to get back out there and race again," the "Street Outlaws" star wrote in the caption. A couple months later, in June, Fellows uploaded a video to YouTube that documented a long trek he made to participate in a racing event. "We go racing in Georgia and things go bad," was the text that appeared across the screen at the opening of the video. During the clip, Fellows opened up about the tribulations involved in traveling to the high octane events. "Things we do to go racing, I mean geez. People might say we're crazy," he said to the camera while filming himself.

During an episode of "Street Outlaws: Memphis" that aired in 2021, Fellows was behind the wheel of a 2016 Lamborghini Huracan with a price tag of $300,000. "The Lambo is a car you'd never expect to drag race ... we decided to put it on the street and see if we could drag with it," he told cameras before the race. Unfortunately, Fellows's Lamborghini lost control while racing against a Nissan GT-R, and the car was seen swerving on the track. "I feel like I could've caught him, but as soon as I clicked second ... it was just about to go off into the desert," Fellows said over footage of the car losing control. 

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