Tears and tire smoke fill the air as the racing world says goodbye to Lizzy Musi, the barrier-breaking star who died at 33 after her battle with triple-negative breast cancer. The Street Outlaws: No Prep Kings competitor wasn’t just a phenomenal racer – she was a movement, proving women could thrive in the high-octane world of drag racing.
Lizzy’s journey was one of shattered glass ceilings. From becoming the first woman to win multiple No Prep Kings events to her record-breaking 200 mph run, she redefined what was possible. Off the track, her cancer battle became another arena where she inspired, documenting her treatment to help others facing similar fights.
The outpouring of grief from fans and fellow racers shows just how many lives she touched. “Lizzy didn’t see limits, only finish lines,” said one tearful colleague. While her final race has ended, the checkered flag waves forever for a champion who changed the sport forever.
