Jessi Combs, 'Fastest woman on four wheels' killed in a high speed JET-CAR crash
Professional driver and TV host Jessi Combs died while attempting to break her own land speed record after crashing her jet-powered car.
At about 4 pm on a dry bed lake in Oregon's Alvord Desert, the 39-year-old was murdered in the crash on Tuesday.
Jessi pursued a land speed record in the North American Eagle, dubbed the fastest female on four wheels.
The TV personality, who broke the 398 mph record in 2013, entered that same year as a driver the North American Eagle Supersonic Speed Challenger team.
In a shakedown run on the same13-mile course in 2016, she managed to reach 483 miles per hour, but it finished early owing to mechanical problems.
The exact details of the crash have not yet been released but her family said she was surrounded by loved ones when she died.
At about 4 pm on a dry bed lake in Oregon's Alvord Desert, the 39-year-old was murdered in the crash on Tuesday.
Jessi pursued a land speed record in the North American Eagle, dubbed the fastest female on four wheels.
The TV personality, who broke the 398 mph record in 2013, entered that same year as a driver the North American Eagle Supersonic Speed Challenger team.
In a shakedown run on the same13-mile course in 2016, she managed to reach 483 miles per hour, but it finished early owing to mechanical problems.
The exact details of the crash have not yet been released but her family said she was surrounded by loved ones when she died.
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