Mitch

Personality: Mitch is often described as a "local knucklehead". He is portrayed as a stereotypical bully—obnoxious, mean, and aggressive—though he is not particularly brave when faced with real danger.
Role in the Series: He is a thorn in the side of the main characters, frequently challenging them to races. Despite his rivalry, he occasionally proves useful to the team, and his identity was once used as a cover for Tony to infiltrate the criminal organization SH1FT3R.
Romantic Interest: He has shown a romantic interest in Echo (Margaret Pearl), one of the members of Tony's crew.

Mitch's Vehicle
Mitch drives a heavily modified 1968/1972 Chevrolet El Camino.
Appearance: His car is a red pick-up style muscle car with prominent exposed engine components and racing modifications.
Features: In the companion video game, Fast & Furious: Spy Racers Rise of SH1FT3R, his car is a playable vehicle categorized as a pick-up class.

Real Name
Mitch
Alias(es)
Outlaw (by Echo)
Gender
Male
Affiliation
SH1FT3R
Appearances
Other Appearances
Fast & Furious: Spy Racers
Actors/Actresses
Portrayed by
Jimmy Tatro
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Mitch, voiced by Jimmy Tatro, is a recurring character in Fast & Furious: Spy Racers. He is a knuckleheaded local street racer in Los Angeles who frequently acts as a rival to Tony Toretto and his crew. While arrogant and convinced he is "king of the road," he is often cowardly and is known for his unrequited crush on Echo.
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Key Details About Mitch:
Role: Rival street racer who becomes a nuisance to the Spy Racers crew.
Personality: Described as a bit of a "knucklehead" and not very brave, often serving as comic relief.
Relationships: He is romantically interested in Echo, though she does not reciprocate his feelings.
Appearances: Appears throughout the series, including the episodes "Born a Toretto," "Enter SH1FT3R," and "Escape from L.A.". He is also featured in the Spy Racers Rise of SH1FT3R video game.
Vehicles: He is known for customizing his cars with rockets.
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Mitch often finds himself in over his head when crossing paths with the high-stakes world of SH1FT3R and the spy technology investigated by Tony Toretto's crew.

"Hey, Echo?"
"Yeah?"
"Be careful."
"Toughen up, outlaw."
―Mitch and Echo[src]
In Los Angeles, Mitch pulls up to Tony Toretto, Echo, Cisco Renaldo and Frostee Benson, declaring himself the king of the road. Mitch is interested in Echo, although she does not reciprocate. Mitch has added rockets to the back of his car, but despite this, Tony believes he can beat him, clarifying that according to his cousin Dominic Toretto, the type of driver mattered more than the type of car. Tony proposes they have a street race, with the loser washing the other's car. The race ends with Mitch winning, although he finds himself unable to stop once he activates the rockets and ends up crashing as a result.

Mitch, an eligible racer for SH1FT3R, is later tracked by Tony and Frostee to outside a taco cart. Tony arrives with a bucket and soap to honor his agreement to wash Mitch's car, although Mitch attempts to postpone it, citing he could get an important call at any time. As Tony distracts Mitch, Frostee steals his phone, hacks it, and clones it. Frostee then places Mitch's phone back in his pocket without Mitch knowing and leaves with Tony to return back to the government warehouse, allowing Ms. Nowhere's employee Gary to sift through the data.

Later that night, Mitch drives down to the secret race. Cisco and Echo, who are tracking his whereabouts, are tasked with using an EMP to disable his car, after which they'd tow it away and steal it so that Tony could drive it during the race. However, a nervous Cisco activates the EMP inside their own vehicle, shutting it down in traffic. As the light ahead had turned red and Mitch was idling there, Echo improvises by leaving Cisco's vehicle and approaching Mitch's, telling him to get out of his car, only to get in and drive it away. Mitch protests, but as she drives away, he asks if she would call him.

Mitch is later enlisted by Echo to help her sneak into a military black site. As he enters the perimeter of the black site, he asks Echo