Ryan Fellow's Family SUES Street Outlaws & Discovery Channel After Wrongful Death
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- Опубликовано: 29 апр 2023
- In this video, we go through the lawsuit that was recently filed again Warner Bros Discovery over the death of cast member Ryan Fellows. The family is believes the producers did not properly prepare the road used for the show and cited other wrongdoings that led to the apparent wrongful death. Watch till the end to find out the details of this lawsuit and comment down below if the Discovery Channel should be responsible!
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They have no case , live by the sword die by the sword. And they all know this.
The guy had to sign a waiver or he wouldn’t have been allowed to pull off the trailer 😂
He knew of the danger he was a drag racer ! NHRA needs to stay out of this
Nhra has always been against street racing, and this show in particular, they wanted to ban anyone including hoosier race tire that had anything to do with the show from nhra competition then goodyear tires was like “ you’re really gonna ban us” and they changed to banning just the drivers, then Alex Laughlin raced npk and nhra got real quiet about bans and you haven’t heard anything about them and street outlaws until this lawsuit, which I doubt nhra is anything more than what the family wishes the guy raced
Greed is the root of all evil! When you'er behind a wheel of a race car, anything can happen and he and his family knew that! I do not want to see anyone get hurt or worst, but unfortunately that is a chance you take when racing.
I agree with you Gray Tuttle
Same here
Exactly no one made him do it he decided to do it himself.and I'm sure he made plenty of money doing it.
Pretty much what I said nobody forced him behind the wheel or down the road. In racing sometimes they get out the car sometimes they don't. Never like seeing anyone lose there life but at the end of the day we kno the risk. I ride motorcycles rather at track racing or just driving my daily I kno I could go down get hit and not get back up. I was recently clipped by a lady who was not paying attention and suffers severe injuries thought for sure my leg was gone. I got lucky and that's all it is luck.
You also take that same risk, to a lower degree, as a fan in the stands.
My opinion is that he knew what he was getting into yes it suck BUT DOING ILLEGAL STREET RACING ON SMALL/LITTLE SIDE STREETS IS WHAT HE WANTED I’m sure he watched all the episodes before he finally joined so he knew how it worked
These races aren't illegal. They have permits to film a TV show and it's no different than closing off a street in town to make a movie.
@@VultorI understand what you are saying. However this is street racing not track racing. That said the drivers walked the street before racing. He had already taken multiple drag runs down the road. It’s not as if it was his first pass on the road. He or his crew tuned the car for power level and when what levels of power came in at what point in the pass. He chose this. He was not forced to run. He and his team made a mis judgement on the tune and the crash was the outcome. I hate that it happened, but when you are basically trying to do near 200mph on the street in a distance of 660 feet from a dead stop shit can and does happen. NHRA is for track racing not street racing so the should completely stay the hell out of it all together. Everyone of them knew in advance what this show was about, and that the races would be held on public roadways not on a track. So as rude as it sounds his family should go cry in the mirror cause they should of asked him not to do the show if it was so unsafe. Would they have still sued if he had won the whole event over conditions? After all that should be the first question asked.
He wouldve raced anyway with or without discovery if he was an actual street racer. Who are you going to sue then? I lost a good friend to a legitimate street race. He knew what could happen and it did. No need to sue people who haven't done anything wrong
But their case is that these are streets with permits. It’s not like cash days where you run at your own risk and from the cops
@@shayearl2369 dont matter, before there was a show these dudes were racing each other on traveled on roads. Shes only suing because she sees a pay day. We all know the risks when we street race. He obviously had a chance to walk the road and he thought it was sketchy he couldve said something. Its unfortunate what happened but i doubt he would want this if he was here
One of the differences here is it's not really about the race. It's about filming a TV show. This road was a very bad road and they did not return to it.
Anyone saying the road was in poor shape and t.v. show and all that, you all know whats going to be said right? They all walked that road prior, because i know i would have and if it was that bad i wouldnt have run my 100k car down it to be destroyed and not insured. So they all walked that road and they all agreed to run it. And quite literally thats going to be it. Producers dont know shit about racing so its up to the drivers to pretty much say, no im not running down this shitty road, someones gonna die! Everyone knows the risk of racing on the street FOR REAL and that means no cameras. No medical standing by. No barricades to keep you on the road if you wreck. Now these guys have some of those comforts being a part of the show. Chief , dave, monza, kamikaze, shane, and im sure theres more im forgetting have had HORRIFIC wrecks on that show. And those were good roads that im sure they walked.They luckily walked away. But they didnt sue the show to rebuild their cars. They didnt sue the show for any medical bills related to the accident. Because im sure anyone who appears on that show has to sign something like a full disclosure agreement that protects the production from cases like this. The defense is gonna say the driver had the option to opt out, or at least say something about the road BEFOREHAND. If enough racers walked that road and said they werent gonna risk their cars on it, production wouldve found another one. So the whole thing is moot. I feel horrible someone lost their life. But they put being on TV and getting paid before anything else. if the road is as bad as everyone is saying it is NOW, because nobody said anything when it mattered and that was BEFORE any race went down it. Plain and simple. Thats the treatment id get, if i didnt OR DID walk a road and see it was bad and ride it anyway so i could be on t.v. and i dont see why because someone is on a t.v show should get different. And im not being rude or disrespectful, im just being real. Those are the facts and thats whats going to be said. Its sad but he strapped in and let go of the button. Every time you let go of that button you risk this. If you cant handle that then maybe you should stay out of the driver seat
They didn't return to it mostly out of respect imho. There's lots of historical precedence here. There is tech and I have seen Discovery on eng game not allow a car that didn't have a harness to run. I have seen racers' refuse to race at a NPK even because the road was unsafe. If there were many accidents and rolled cars as tmz implies during this season then Ryan continued to accept the risks and had opportunities to leave or stay and he stayed. It's up to the racers and teams to have fire prevention in fast cars too and for it to be functional. I do not know the specifics. But I'm sure discovery and their corporate lawyers had Ryan and every cast member sign detialed waivers for the risks. I don't blame the family for trying to sue as I'm sure they are being pressured by council and family and who knows there's likely some shared responsibility among the promoters and the racers too so I suspect this will quietly be settled way before it ever gets to court as it is not in discoveries or the sports best interest to have a public trial. I doubt whTever she gets a settlement for will hurt the company much and the changes that may come after just may save some lives too. I hate lawers I never sued anyone. I even had a wrecker cracked my vette and didn't even go through his insurance because it already had cracks. But if a little settlement helps them carry on I really don't see how that would change anything negatively for the show. Hope not. JJ ND chief / Shawn puts it best in the intros. Tonight's the night you could DiE. Dont do this shit at home it's freaking dangerous. 150 plus mph on a prepped surface can kill you just as quick. The drivers all know that.
If Ryan had lived, would they file a lawsuit for a new car? No, because it’s all part of the game, this is what they live for, pushing the limits to the maximum, constantly, each & every race.
On or off a track, every Motorsport driver knows the dangers.
RIP Ryan 🙏
I was there knew Ryan. Ryan knew what he was doing every STREET RACE HE WENT over several years also Has a multitude of hits on the road he was on racing on and off filmings He would be the last person doing this. Ryan also was set up well finically. His wife is jus greedy. She has to have $4000 concert tickets. And 30 dollar drinks on top of some of the San Diego restraunt buildings. Chekc her social media It’s embarrassing. And Ryan name and legacy is going to be tarnished after this. A couple days before the accident he had his blue mustang at the filming and it got loose spun and went off the road slightly. the car was known as Cookie Monster Frustrated He went back home to cali and got the FASTER lighter car and came right back to the same road 48 hours later to race like he has many other times. Truth is. Ryan when he launched was spinning out a control and could have easily lifted and all would have been well. As a street racing competitor Ryan didn’t want to lift got on and off the gas steering the car left and right trying to get it to settle straight and tried to win. That’s all that needs to be said. His street racing team he was apart of for a huge future race last year was was called. NO LIFT RACING Again nuff said. It’s sad this is what people will remember of Ryan Instead of jus being a good person who loves to street race and compete
RIP
So sad my friend. Sorry to family, RIP Ryan. 🙏
His wife better get a grip on what shes doing or she'll be on the street walking once her funds are gone.
The dumbest part is the show has made this safer for the drivers and the public. They close the streets and add lights if needed. Sweep the roads, medical on standby...etc. I understand being upset after losing a loved one and I'm sure that Warner Bros probably won't help the family of the driver who passed. Honestly it's a risky business to be in. Weather on the track or off the track.
These kinds of lawsuits are bs He knew what he was doing
Why is it that nowadays Noone wants to take self responsibility, he was a grown man that could have not raced at any point but he decided to do so.
When you get behind the wheel, you know the risks of what can happen. No matter if the road was prepped or not. It's the streets, not a track. Even if they'd prepped, this is Vegas. The dirt blows back on the street in a matter of minutes. They call it street outlaws for a reason. It's not called track outlaws where everything is constantly prepped with extended downtime between races. If you can't deal with the consequences of racing on the street or track, then don't get behind the wheel.
So, he was a street racer, he crashed and now his family is looking for a big payday??? What some idiots and an embarassment to Ryan! Ryan knew where he was racing and also set the tune-up in the car he built!! The judge in this case should be prepared to laugh them out of the courtroom!!!
That’s such a shame now that families going to be known for messing up something that’s really good that a lot of people really enjoy because of being greedy when all those drivers know the risk that they’re getting in when they do it
He knew what he was getting into and excepted the risk! Law suit is BS!
He has street raced many times if his family was worried before this horrible incident, he would not have continued racing on the street.
My family doesn’t like a lot of things I do… I hope they don’t sue anyone ever for my own choices
Love the Outlaws. Sorry to the family RIP RYAN ✝️
He would've had to sign a waiver to race, so they have no case. Sadly, this has been coming for a while now as they wrecks have been getting more violent every year.
@@24k__J Just In the past few years you've had Doc, Lutz, Birdman, Kamikaze, Mills, Megalodon and more. How much earlier you wanna go? Kyes wreck last year was awful too.
@@easye9-21 They're lucky they didn't lose Tricia. She hit a bunch of parked cars that were there to protect a camera. Pretty sure there is a case there.
@@Vultor Nah they would have had to sign a waiver in the event something happened that Pilgrim isn't responsible to be able to race.
They sign iron clad contracts before competing. Not to mention this is the road he raced on all the time too.
If he died at the track would she sue them too?
He knew exactly what he was signing up for when he signed that contract I'm sure it's not the first crash that he was in because of his Need for Speed and the thrill he got from it and even though it's sad what happened like they say in movies The Show Must Go On and personally after signing that contract I do not believe his family really has a leg to stand on because they make you sign papers so that no one can come back and do that and I truly believe he knew what he was getting into and what could happen when he signed up for the show wanting to put his face on TV long with this hot rod
He knows what could happen .
I'm sure he signed a waiver and him and his family knew the consequences of his actions
Guy went to a no prep street race, the family is mad he wasn’t racing at a track… street outlaws is generally a no prep race on a street; guy knew what he signed up for… they have no case since he had to sign the waiver; you don’t sign the waiver you don’t race… you can not sue a street race claiming they didn’t build a track around the street because you signed up for a street race
I raced motocross for yrs with plenty of injury and I knew what I was doing everytime I strapped on my boots. I believe he did also. It's crazy to sue others for choices you and your family made knowing the risk.
Every time you get behind the wheel of one of them cars just like JJ says tonight might be the night you die every driver knows that
Plus he chose to race there. That's his decision. They all know the risk.
Rip Ryan and I know it's tough on his family but every racer knows what could happen when they strap in
Racers at IHRA, AHRA, NHRA, WDRA and Street Outlaws know drag racing can kill them. My family knows too. Street Racing, which appears this event was, is not safer. Discovery should have day one determined what they have to have for racing to be legal and safe as "reasonably" can be expected. We will see if the company and/or their lawyers did a good job or not. I for one am not an attorney and I don't pretend to be one anywhere including online!
Anyone that Street Races knows exactly what their getting themselves into no matter the size of the road. If your on a Drag Strip the same thing applies. I hate to see anyone die but that is the chance he took and the worse happened. I hate to say it but in my opinion the family doesn't have a case.
NHRA has absolutely no say so on this matter. Every participant knows the risk and makes the decision to race or not, nobody put a gun to their head.
It's going to come down to the contract he probably signed away his safety & rights to any lawsuits.
I am a 20 vear experienced drag racer and can tell you that these cars have to much horse power to be racing on any street or road it is beyond stupid it is suicidal period.
NHRA has no business sticking their noses in on this . guess when someone dies or is badly hurt in nhra they should be sued as well and shut down . all of drag racing is dangerous and that is just how it is.
RIP Ryan 🙏to the Family 👪
Have a Great Day 👍
God Bless America 🇺🇸🙏🇺🇸
And Ryan's Family 👪
if a judge allows this law suit he needs disbarred the guy knew there was a chance something could happen the family needs to let it go but they just want to get rich off of it
Fastest in America is STREET RACING!!! There is no prep in STREET RACING!!!!
LAWD these people need to stop....
Wait a minute... I'm sure he signed a waiver stating that if something happens discovery and SOL isnt liable. These drivers know what theyre getting into before they strap in the seat. I almost bet the man that died wouldnt want them to do this but i could be wrong. Street racing is dangerous and we all know that.
NHRA has nothing to do with Fastest in America or any steet racing show. In the past they didn't wan't drivers with NHRA licenses to be doing street races legal or not. So they had something to say about that if you were street racing, Other than that they have no say.
Remember when they were gonna ban the drivers and anyone who helped with the cars until Goodyear said “you really wanna ban us from nhra?” They got pretty quiet about it
There is ZERO CHANCE that he didnt sign a liability waiver....lawsuit is POINTLESS, no way they are winning. I am CERTAIN that it will be proven that the guy made a LIVING from illegal racing even beyond what he did on TV. I can guarantee that the Discovery Legal Team has an IRONCLAD contract that says ANY AND ALL ACCIDENTS cannot be put on the company and they are running at thier own risk....PERIOD. The fact the family is trying to do this just SCREAMS CASH GRAB. Guarantee that if it was someone else who died that this guy would have been still racing on the show and not saying a dang thing about who should be responsible
He knowingly put himself in the car he strapped himself in, he was aware of the road conditions.He raced many times and years. I get his wife pointing to anything but him being the cause.Its never anticipated that there would be a crash or someone has the last pass of life. We as adrenalin junkies are always aware of the Imminent dangers, yet we challenge ourselves to go faster/do better with the ultimate goal of being the last man standing and being put in tje winners circle.Its sad to see anybody hurt let alone lost forever. We agree with whom we see as our god , to take on all challenges that will be involved in our racing dreams.Very Sorry for your loss , but whether he shared his will to win and or his fear of loosing his life. I race dragbikes and I can honestly say , As I pull in to a venue , every venue , I tell myself safety first and make it home in one piece. Ive been down a couple times in my adrenalin chasing , Its never planned and anything could happen regardless of our capabilities and pre safety checks before EVERY PASS. He was willing to take on all those challenges in the pursuit of being a winner...His death is tragic but he did die doing what he loved doing.Maam Remember that ,he loved what he did and he passed away from his passion..
Thing is if they took any drag strip and put it in that section of road the speed limit would still be 55mph
This is all BS, Fellows knew what he was getting into. That there were rules which were not obeyed, he knew that too. This lawsuit is just for the money. It's like the bull-fighter suing the bull because he got a horn stuck up his ...
Man he had a really really nice Nissan, watched many videos on him racing it. Sad to see that he’s gone now and can’t ever come back to be with his family. Sorry for your family’s loss and hopefully they can be at peace with the painful loss. ❤
they sign waivers I was in one of the races. no case, however car safety should be looked at closer before being on the show as well as picking streets with out dead stops.. ie poles standing cars etc. common sense
They gonna complain the street wasnt prepped properly then he shouldve been at the track
Drag racing is dangerous period , everyone involved KNOWS this ! The LOVE for going FAST overrides the danger involved. Super Chicken said it best , you knew the job was dangerous , when you took it !
I'm sure he signed a release form and he knee the risk. The show didn't force him to do it, he chose to. He went down the same street as everyone else. And the point about it wasn't a no prep race so the road wasn't preped right, no shit no prep is suspose to mimic street racing the no prep means they dont prep the race track. Fastest 8n America is a street race so no there wasn't race track prep on the street it was filmed on. This is just a reach for money. Yep the NARA wants it gone its better than the crap they put on now days.
Dude knew what he was doing when he signed up for the show he had already been street racing and has been filmed doing it on 1320 videos.. his family is just trying to sue discovery for a money grab. They never stopped him from racing cuz he made money doing it but they obviously knew it was dangerous. All discovery does is film it but even if street outlaws was never made a show all these guys would be out street racing and thats exactly what Ryan was doing he has a bunch of videos on 1320 of him racing
you cannot go by NHRA guidelines it's a street that's why they call it street racing
Where are these "industry standard" road specs coming from? Even with cliff there aren't concrete barriers and even interstate isn't 30 feet wide. On top of that 12 foot wide highways are very common.
If your claiming to be a “street racer” then your not on a prep a street
They a don’t a preppa da street a…
@@patrickharper9297 what language is that?
I feel for the family but the drivers are well aware of the risk . This lawsuit seems extremely petty
He knew the danger when he strapped in that car he also would not have wanted them getting sued this is greed at its best
It's very unfortunate for sure. You are in a race car on the streets and anything can happen bottom line. Nobody can make or force you to race anywhere. That decision is ultimately on the driver! Again sorry for everyone's lose in this accident.
He would be furious at his family. He knew and loved what he was doing.
This is as bad as Paul Walker's family suing Porsche... Money hungry families
It is very sad he lost his life.
But I have to say is there is no "industry standard" in a street race.
I'm sure he signed waivers before he made the choice to race at this location, and I am also sure he walked the road before he made passes.
Any racer worth a damn always checks 2 things- their car & where their racing! He apparently thought it was safe! I'm sorry he's dead, but he gave off the impression of a rich guy buying cars to race for clout & tv instead of for the love of cars & racing! He looked like a total douche rolling up in that Hurican against all those beautiful American Muscle Cars! His family has no case, it's all just a money grab!
They all sign a waver just like when you go to the track.
I’m sure he knew the dangers when he climbed in the car.
Well you don't have to streetrace, keep it on the dragway insted. Then they can report to the police on every racer to get them to pay the company.
Everyone who streetrace should get their drivers licence taken away for 5-10 years and the car scrapped. That would get more people to keep it on the tracks.
The NHRA better stay out of it until they stop letting tracks all over the place be shut down. Also, all getting rid of the show would do would put them back doing real street races without Discovery closing roads and such.
I fell for his family but he had his choice to race or not and I'm sure he was getting paid for being on tv
You don’t prep a street race. Period.
Classic case of chasing the carrot...im sure no one MADE anyone go down the road
Sorry no case
Im pretty sure he have to sign a waiver before doing the show. And he knew it wasn't a prept track it's a street not to mention if it was a mechanical failure from his car that caused it.
If you race on any surface, you take that responsibility in your own hands. You can't blame someone else for you taking your life into your own hands.
It's tragic he passed. But it's street racing style racing. You race the street. Have vehicle and driver in order to do just that.
I'm sure he signed a waiver considering that they were racing
I hate that it happened and the man died but he assumed all responsibility when he got in that car and pulled it to the line. Everyone involved in racing knows that any trip down any surface can turn bad at any moment. It's a risk we all take.
we all know before we climb into these 1000hp to 4000hp cars whats at risk but its what we live for and willing to die for yes i feel bad for the family but this is what we do
That's bs. Yeah he might of been racing on TV. But just because it happens on TV don't mean you can sue them. And sure he put his Jon Henry on paper before the race. So if I go out on the road and race my car and wreck don't mean I go after the county . Just sad every one wants the money. 😢
they signed a waiver and raced with that in hand . he crashed his car no one else.
He made a stupid choice and won a stupid prize..
Instead of backing off of the throttle when he started to lose control, he made the decision to keep the throttle buried.. HIS CHOICE cost him his life, not to mention the livelihood of his family..
He made a poor decision and it cost him his life...
I am sorry but the lawsuit is bull, everyone knows the danger. Shame on them for tarnishing their sons name for money.
That could have happened in any street at anytime to anyone......not ever gonna happen......
If youre street racing there are no damn concrete walls and clearly streets aren't as wide as a race track hense the name STREET Outlaws. They knew the dangers of street racing and tragically a life was lost but in all reality its driver error plain and simple.
Ryan died doing what he loved. Everybody that straps in a car knows what they are risking. I could understand if it was his first pass down the road and if he had no idea what shape the road was in. But he made the choice to race and I honestly don't think he would blame the production crew. I also don't believe he would approve of what his family is doing
I'm sure jj said it like he does at every race...... when you buckle up in that race car tonight might be the night that you die so you better have your life right?? Also I'm sure discovery made him sign waivers some that his family probably didn't even know about stating that he knew the risks and if anything happened then they weren't responsible for his cars or life if lost..
Who needs Droma .prayers For the family. He new what he was doing.
He was very fast. Racing has its Dangers
First the “Street” is not prepped like a track and is not set up as a track is. The street is what you get. Second they say it all the time. Street racing can get you killed. And everyone involved knows it. Third he would nit have been doing it if was not willing to take that risk. It seems they are just looking for a cash cow. And are trying to get it from something he enjoyed doing.
What no commercials? He knew the risk.
They have iron clad contracts for this stuff.. but let's be clear here... So they are saying he was a idiot and didn't check roads or anything before racing? Sounds like he was a idiot to be honest.. people even check drag strips before running. So either he was a careless idiot after the money of his family is greedy and after money.. sounds like I'm gonna vote both being true
For crying out loud he knew the condition of the road. He chose to race on it therefore he took the chance.. it sucks that he lost his life but when you play the game this is what you could get. I'm sure that he signed all the disclosures and whatnot before racing so therefore the family have no basis for lawsuit. Sorry for there luck
Street or track every drag racer signs up for there Last ride every time you get into that car. My opinion is no they do not.
Discovery didn't stick a gun to his head and make him go down it SMH
You know what the risks are. It's all about greed/money.
Its awful he lost his life,but the waiver you sign even covers if you get in a fight with a driver and get beat up. I doubt she gets anything but a legal bill. The guy chris block from south Carolina that got his ass beat by the Memphis crew for calling jj a bitch, he tried to sue and couldn't cause he signed the waiver saying if you get hurt or injured in ANYWAY during the production they are not liable in anyway. That covered their ass on that.
He knew the risks and possible chances of a crash as subsequent death: yrt he raced anyway. His own fault. Don't like the road: Don't race!
STREET RACING. Understand what that means. I used to race in Htown, Rankin and a few other spots. Run what you brung, no barriers, no preping, etc. Unfortunate that he crashed but to sue over these things, no way. These are street racers, not NHRA standard.
I'd say no liability since he knew the risks and was no spring chicken. However, it should be banned and not been allowed in the first place. Look at how many innocent victims there are every year from street racing.
Look, as a Drag Racer, not a Street Racer. I do not condone Street racing at all. On the track, it's controlled environment, medical on hand when things go wrong. On the street, more things can go wrong. Anyone that gets behind the wheel of a car, knows anything can go wrong regardless of condition, location, Street or s drag strip. Sorry for the loss of a person, but he knew the danger.
Ypu seen crashes on the show and in NHRA events. Its a unfortunate side affect of racing. Sorry for his family's loss.
Settled out of court for 250k
He got in the car he's been doing it his whole life racing you knew what he signed up for when he build his first car you can't blame the for him losing control or the road because he chose to push that gas all the way down and not the brake
Although it is a tragedy that the young man lost his life I do believe that they sign a release form before each race stating that they no the risk of the racing is dangerous and a high risk of accident and possibly that someone life is in danger and not only did he sign the contract he also was racing on the streets before fasts in America they was all over the place illegally so yes his family new that it was dangerous i am sorry for his loss and I pray his family can be taken care of yes I do believe that they need some kind of help for the family of his wife and kids and again may god be with them and let them be talking care of i would like to add that if you sign up for something that you need to read everything in the contract carefully so that you no all of the danger in what you are signing of any contract our paperwork with that being said god bless each and everyone of the racers
All of the drivers has there own choice these are big men we talking about not boys they are to age to make choices so who all running off there mouth needs to stop
same conditions everyone else got down.
When the show starts, JJ Da boss always say "street racing will get you killed"
They all know the risks, even jj himself amd hos wife were in a very bad accident last year but they didn't sue nobody and they still doing it to this day.