Street Outlaws: Locals Only

Farmtruck and AZN travel to Kentucky to meet the state’s small‑tire racers, each battling for a $5,000 cash prize. The last local competitor remaining after the contest earns the opportunity to face off against Jerry Bird in the ultimate competition.

Count on Kentucky is a programme presented as an episode‑long feature. It falls within the broader category of television programmes and is styled as a single instalment rather than a series. The title signals that the focus will be on activities taking place in the Commonwealth of Kentucky, and the format follows a typical episode structure. In this instalment, the characters known as Farmtruck and AZN set off for Kentucky with the purpose of meeting the state’s small‑tire racing community. Once there they become involved in a local contest where participants vie for a cash prize of $5,000. The competition is organised as an elimination, with each racer attempting to stay in the race while the others are knocked out. The climax of the episode arrives when only one local competitor remains after the eliminations. That final survivor is granted the opportunity to face off against the figure called Jerry Bird, who serves as the ultimate challenger in the narrative. The episode therefore tracks the journey of Farmtruck and AZN from arrival to the final showdown, using the small‑tire racing scene as the backdrop. By the end, viewers have seen the progression from the initial prize‑driven races to the decisive encounter with Jerry Bird, encapsulating the episode’s core storyline within its Kentucky setting.