RIP Jessi Combs
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Sad news. I always liked her. She never seemed like a 'fake motorhead' or one of the Hollyweirdo's. 0 -
RIP Jessi
I watched her on the car repair /upgrade show ( shows name slips my mind right now ) maybe all girls garage ?
I did not know about her racing and speed endeavors . no good way to go but she was doing something she enjoyed0 -
Fastest Woman on Earth-Almost.
Sad. Prayers for Jessi's friends & family.
https://www.instagram.com/explore/tags/fastestwomanonearth/0 -
I liked watching her on Extreme 4X4, she seemed to know her stuff in rock crawling and off roading. I was truly bummed when i saw this story yesterday. She died reaching for a life goal....I hope it was quick. 0 -
Ditch-Runner wrote:RIP Jessi
I watched her on the car repair /upgrade show ( shows name slips my mind right now ) maybe all girls garage ?
I did not know about her racing and speed endeavors . no good way to go but she was doing something she enjoyed
Extreme 4X4 and Overhaulin....plus Mythbusters and some others.0 -
she was a sweetheart and will be greatly missed in the automotive world 0 -
First ever heard of her. 0 -
I watch a couple of those shows. (Extreme 4X4 & Overhaulin'.) I had no idea that she was involved in land speed records/attempts.
Yes, she knew her stuff. Yes, she will be missed.
At least she died following her dream. At the speeds mentioned in the article, I would imagine the end was fairly quick. Like blink an eye quick.
36 is way to young to go. RIP Jessi.0 -
I remember her from Mythbusters, where she was very good indeed. Impressive woman. 0 -
Attempting to drive a jet plane converted into a "car" on a salt lake to break the record of 619 mph
Land speed record for women - at those speeds you may as we not wear or use safety gear.
I know that this pursuit of speed on the Bonneville flats dry salt lake bed is popular to the point of being crowded by drivers and teams...
The thing about all that safety gear is that you just might live another 10 or 15 seconds - which can not be fun
People have the right to pursue their dreams and happiness within reason - I find it ascribe no fault or blame with her - I am sure that statistically it's even a safe sport with a low incidence of death
But I wonder about things sometimes.
Mike0
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