Ryan Fellows, star of ‘Street Outlaws’, killed in crash while filming

• Street Outlaws: Fastest in America star dies at 41.
• He was killed racing his car for the show.
• Discovery releases a statement.

One of the fastest drivers in America was killed a terrible car accident. TMZ reported that the star of Discovery’s Street Outlaws: Fastest in America, Ryan Fellows, has died in a fiery crash.

The actor and race car driver was filming a race for the Discovery Channel program according to TMZ’s report. Ryan was only 41 years old. Authorities revealed how the terrible accident took place.

How the tragic events unfolded

According to TMZ, while racing another driver, Fellows’ car rolled and caught fire during the Sunday morning crash in Las Vegas. This happened while they were filming the show.

According to official reports, Fellows and the other driver were competing in the eighth of nine races scheduled for the night when the Street Outlaws star lost control of his gold Nissan 240z near the finish line. Filed Under: Ryan Fellows Dies

Discovery rep offers a statement about the tragedy

A Discovery rep gave exclusive statements to TMZ, saying the following: «The Street Outlaws family is heartbroken by the accident that caused the tragic death of Ryan Fellows.»

«We extend our deepest condolences to Ryan’s loved ones as they process this sudden and devastating loss.» News of the car driver’s tragic and untimely death is swirling around the country. It’s truly a terrible loss. Filed Under: Ryan Fellows Dies

A great race car driver

According to The Sun, in a 2021 video from Street Outlaws, Fellows described himself as «a big drag racing guy” while driving a 2016 Lamborghini Hurricane 2016 and «put it on the street to see if he could drag with it.»

In the video, Fellows’ racing opponent, Brian Britt of Memphis, says the Lamborghini «nearly crashed,» but luckily Fellows «got it under control and everyone was safe.» This shows that Fellows was in danger on more than one occasion. Filed Under: Ryan Fellows Dies

Ryan Fellows loved his family

The near miss led to Fellows losing the race to the Memphis driver and now looks like an ominous omen. Thousands of viewers watched the racing show starring Fellows and people are mourning him right now.

The Sun reported that a GoFundMe campaign for Ryan Fellows noted that «the only thing he loved more» than his achievements and endeavors in racing, business and basketball was «his family: his wife Liz, their 18-year-old sons Josiah and Olivia of 10.” A tragic loss. (VIDEO) Filed Under: Ryan Fellows Dies