FORT WORTH, TX - This weekend breakout star and Street Outlaws: No Prep Kings newcomer, Marty Robertson, brings his stunningly blue 1968 Procharged Plymouth Barracuda to Martin, MI for the NMCA Power Festival.

As an exhibition class for the event, Robertson and a slew of other NPK competitors will compete to showcase the uniqueness that is “no prep” racing. According to the Street Outlaws: No Prep Kings website “no prep” means “nothing has been done to the track to help the drivers out”

Robertson pilots the Procharged  ‘cuda aptly named “BadFish”. This hot rod is no newbie to the racing scene having previously run and had success in multiple race series and events with various engine set ups. However the team is confident that the Procharger is the right move.

“We had not planned on any other events this year except for NPK races but NMCA generously invited us to the Martin, MI race and I’m so glad I accepted. The track is amazing and the people are even better! We are excited to be here and look forward to putting on a good show for the crowd.”

Marty and the BadFish have appeared in competition at the previous four NPK races in the “Future Street Outlaws” class including a semi-final showing and an event win. Robertson hopes to get a chance to race his way in to the “Invitational” class.  

“We will be headed to NPK in Tulsa next and we are excited to get back to business. We have been testing and are ready to get back to action! Tulsa is going to be hot as hell but close to home and it will be fun to step on some of the local Oklahoma boys toes! Hoping to be invited to race my way in, I’m ready for the action and the car is too!” 

Robertson will be running his ‘cuda at the next No Prep Kings event in Tulsa, Oklahoma August 12-13. With plans to make runs all weekend the BadFish team is excited to be in Martin, Michigan for the NMCA Power Festival.