Mooresville, North Carolina – Lizzy Musi, a prominent driver and reality TV star from North Carolina, has passed away at the age of 33 after battling breast cancer. She was known for her role on the popular series “Street Outlaws: No Prep Kings.” Her father, Pat Musi, confirmed her death in a heartfelt Facebook post on Thursday.
Aside from her appearances on television, Musi was also the director of Musi Racing in Mooresville. She rose to fame on the Discovery Channel show, where she competed alongside her father, a decorated PDRA Pro Street World Champion. Despite her diagnosis of Triple Negative Stage 4 Breast Cancer in April 2023, Musi continued to share her journey with her followers on social media.
In a show of resilience, Musi proudly displayed her shaved head after experiencing extreme hair loss due to treatment. She described the challenges she faced but remained determined to stay strong throughout her battle with cancer. Despite the hardships, she achieved a significant victory by winning the 2023 invitational at Tulsa Raceway Park in Oklahoma.
Reflecting on her triumph, Musi expressed gratitude for the unwavering support she received from her family and fans. She emphasized the importance of her support system in helping her stay motivated and determined to pursue her passion for racing. Even in the face of adversity, Musi maintained a positive attitude and unwavering commitment to her career.
In the wake of her passing, Musi’s family has requested privacy as they deal with their loss and make necessary arrangements. As the racing community mourns the loss of a talented and inspirational figure, Musi’s legacy as a fierce competitor and courageous individual lives on. Her impact on the sport and those she touched along the way will not be forgotten.