The world of street racing is in mourning as they remember one of their brightest stars, Lizzy Musi, known to millions from “Street Outlaws: No Prep Kings.” Musi sadly passed away at the age of 33 after a fight with breast cancer, a battle she faced with remarkable strength and openness. Her father, Pat Musi, a fellow figure in the racing world, confirmed the heartbreaking news.
In a heartfelt Facebook post on June 27, Pat Musi shared the news of his daughter’s passing. “Surrounded by her family, in the comfort of her own home, Lizzy was called to heaven at 11:25pm tonight,” he wrote. He expressed gratitude for the outpouring of support and prayers during her illness and requested privacy for the family during this difficult time. Further updates regarding arrangements will be shared later.
Lizzy Musi, originally from North Carolina, became a household name in motorsports through her prominent role in Discovery Channel’s hit show “Street Outlaws: No Prep Kings.” This series, a spin-off from the original “Street Outlaws,” launched in 2018 and quickly captured a dedicated audience. Fans loved watching Lizzy compete alongside her father, Pat Musi, showcasing her skills and passion for drag racing.
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In April 2023, Lizzy bravely shared with her fans that she had been diagnosed with triple negative stage four breast cancer. The diagnosis came after the cancer was discovered in her liver and lymph nodes. Throughout her journey, Lizzy remained open and honest about her health, sharing updates and inspiring many with her positive attitude and resilience in the face of adversity. She used her platform to raise awareness and connect with others facing similar battles.
Just months before her passing, in an April 11 Instagram post, Lizzy reflected on her year-long journey with cancer. “The month of APRIL marks a full year since I got diagnosed with Stage 4 Triple negative breast cancer,” she wrote. Despite the challenges, she expressed gratitude for the lessons learned and her renewed sense of purpose. She credited her faith, family, friends, and medical team for providing strength throughout her fight.
Following the news of Lizzy Musi’s death, social media was flooded with messages of condolence from fans and fellow racers alike. Many took to her recent posts to leave heartfelt tributes, praising her fighting spirit and expressing their sorrow at her loss. Comments like “Rest easy Lizzy. You put up a hell of a fight girl” and “God speed lizzy” demonstrate the deep impact she had on the racing community and beyond.
Fellow “Street Outlaws” stars Sean “Farmtruck” Whitley and AZN also publicly shared their grief. In a joint Instagram post, they wrote, “We are at a loss of words. The racing world and the Street Outlaws family lost one of the great ones today. May you rest in peace Lizzy.” Their words echoed the sentiments of many who knew and admired Lizzy, highlighting the void her passing leaves in the street racing family. Lizzy Musi’s legacy will live on in the hearts of her fans and the racing community, remembered for her talent, courage, and inspiring spirit.
