In The Garage

The No Prep Kings Points Championship continues in Memphis, Tenn., where racers compete for $40,000 and points in the championship; starting at the next event, the race is capped at 32 racers, and points determine who gets a spot in the next race.

As racers move into round two in Memphis, Tenn., the heat and humidity become more challenging as the track gets greasy and slicker; with $40,000 and valuable points on the line, these drivers are willing to do anything.

Racers arrive at Maple Grove Raceway for the third event in the No Prep Kings series, but rain delays the start of the race; when it's time to start round one, racers learn the hard way that the rain has made the track especially challenging.

Racers move into round two at Maple Grove Raceway; leader Ryan Martin hopes to continue his winning streak, while heavy hitters Mike Murillo, Chuck, Larry Larson, and Jeff Lutz try to take him out.

Racers arrive at Route 66 Raceway outside of Chicago for the fourth race in the No Prep Kings series; when cold weather and rainy conditions make the track extra-sketchy, the racers have to be on their game if they want to make it to the finish line.

Farmtruck and AZN head to Kansas to fish with the new and improved Gonorail; back in Oklahoma, Ryan and Dominator repair broken cars in preparation for list racing, but when a driver gets out of control, the evening is brought to an abrupt end.

Monza gets a chance to come for the list after his wreck; Shawn makes plans to get back into the top five; Farmtruck and AZN find a fun use for discarded airbags; things heat up on race night as drivers make up for lost time.

Farmtruck and AZN invite the 405 racers out to Willow Springs International Raceway for a road race competition; the racers pair up to compete in a time-attack competition in which the pair with the fastest combined times will take home $10,000.

Ryan Martin looks over his car, while Chief and Dave push each other in a testing session, as they get ready for another chance at being number one; when it's time to race, the racers fight to move up the list until broken cars slow everyone down.

The custom leather design for the Lugz bike poses new challenges for the crew.

The guys at OCC try to build the first bike powered by natural gas; Paul Jr. is trying to get his new company off the ground; Mikey questions his role at Orange County Choppers and his relationship with his father.

Orange County Choppers break ground on a new world headquarters; Paul Sr. challenges Paul Jr. to a build-off.

Paul Sr. and Paul Jr. continue their competition to build the next production bike.

The team creates an industrial-themed bike for the Manitowoc Crane Group; Mikey lectures a group of second-graders.

The crew scrambles to get bikes built for a showcase after being singled out for a prestigious award.

The team works on a penguin-theme chopper in the new shop.

Paul Jr.'s free-form style inspires a chopper honoring the New York Giants; OCC prepares for the grand opening of its new headquarters.

The guys at OCC try to build the first bike powered by natural gas; Paul Jr. is trying to get his new company off the ground; Mikey questions his role at Orange County Choppers and his relationship with his father.