We use cookies and other technologies to analyze site traffic, understand patterns of use, and improve your browsing experience. See our cookie policy. Skip to Content. See what's streaming, limit strong violence or language, and find picks your kids will love with Common Sense Media Plus. Some might find a message of female empowerment, but mostly this series reinforces the message that women must compete and argue with each other to get ahead rather than be supportive.
The women view themselves as both friends and rivals, but they often seem more like rivals. Men on the circuit often exhibit sexist behavior towards them.
Catty arguing is frequent. Occasionally folks get injured, but not seriously. Some discussion of death. There's endless conversations about relationships, lots of flirting, some innuendo, and occasional references to having sex. Images of sexy dancing and people undressing and in their underwear. One rodeo features women racing in bikinis. Words like "douche bag," "hell," "piss," "damn," "crap," "bitch," and "ass" are audible; curses like "s--t" are bleeped.
Rude gestures are blurred. Racing barrels often feature logos for products like Coors beer. Dodge trucks and other cars visible, but not prominently featured. While the series highlights some of the challenges women face in the sport, most of the focus is on the rivalries between the women.
Expect some strong language, references to having sex, folks in bikinis and in their underwear, and plenty of drinking. Add your rating. It stars top barrel racer Marvel Murphy, racing champion Barb West, who is returning to the circuit after some time off, and Darcy LaPier, known more for her high-profile marriages than her racing success. Occasionally stirring up some excitement are Marvel's cousin and trainer Ty Murphy, and trick roper Anthony Lucia.
