New Jersey man driving 1100HP Ford F-150 Twin Turbo calls out everyone he sees for a street race and it doesn't always go as he wants it to

A New Jersey man took his 1,100HP Ford F-150 Twin Turbo to a huge late-night car meet and challenged just about every performance car he came across to a street race.

Despite driving one of the quickest pickups around, the night proved that even an 1,100-horsepower truck can’t win every street race.

From GT500s to Hellcats and Porsches, the heavily modified Ford spent the evening hunting for races with mixed results.

Here’s what happened when the monster pickup challenged everything in sight to a street race.

He set himself a challenge

Car YouTuber Dom Tracy headed to a packed meet with one goal – to put his bright red twin-turbo Ford F-150 up against as many rivals as possible.

Right from the start, the YouTuber joked that his stock transmission was somehow still holding together despite coping with over 1,100HP.

He also admitted he had long since stopped keeping track of how much the build had cost, saying ‘I lost track after I blew it up’.

Despite the truck’s scary reputation, he played down its performance, joking ‘everyone thinks it’s fast [but] it’s not’.

After chatting with other enthusiasts and finding a suitable stretch of road, the racing began.

His first matchup came against a Ford Mustang Shelby GT500, with the F-150 powering away to claim an early victory.

The truck then moved to a new location where it lined up against an impressive list of high-performance cars.

Among the night’s rivals were a Porsche 911 Turbo S, a Dodge Challenger Hellcat Daytona, Camaros, BMWs, Jeep Trackhawks, and even a twin-turbo Mustang.

The giant pickup proved why it hasd become something of a legend, beating many of the cars it challenged despite its ordinary appearance.

Several of the races were surprisingly close, with Dom praising his opponents.

His Ford F-150 didn’t get the result he wanted

Although the F-150 dominated much of the evening, it wasn’t an unbeaten performance.

One Mustang eventually got the better of the truck, handing Tracy one of his few defeats of the night.

Rather than being disappointed, he laughed it off.

“You can’t win them all,” he said after the loss.

“It’s not fun when you win them all.”

Later in the night, Dom also admitted he could feel the truck’s transmission beginning to struggle after so many hard pulls, deciding it was probably best to call it a night before something broke.

Despite not winning every race, the 1,100HP Ford F-150 still proved it could embarrass plenty of dedicated street cars, making it clear why modded pickup trucks have become such unlikely street racing stars.