HBO Releases First Trailer For ‘The Quickest Girl On Earth’ Film

Jessi Combs handed away in August 2019 after a tragic accident within the Alvord Desert throughout a land pace file try. Now formally titled the quickest lady on 4 wheels by the Guinness World Information, her story shall be immortalized on a brand new film from HBO and the community has launched the primary trailer of that new film.

The Quickest Girl On Earth will stream on October 20 on HBO Max. The documentary follows Combs’ seven-year quest to interrupt the land pace racing data and the trailer exhibits archive footage from a few of her makes an attempt. There are interviews along with her household and folks from her group, in addition to inspirational and motivational phrases from Combs herself.

A former skilled racer and tv persona, Combs died earlier than even turning 40. In August 2019, she tried to beat her earlier pace file of 398 miles per hour (640 kilometers per hour), which she set in 2013. After she died, the Guinness Ebook of World Information officialized her achievements posthumously and named her the quickest lady on 4 wheels. The group gave her the title of “quickest land pace file (feminine)” for reaching 522.783 mph (841.338 kph).

Combs was massively standard and extremely revered in a male-dominated world. She was a talented fabricator and media host on exhibits like Overhaulin’, Xtreme 4×4, Mythbusters, and All Ladies Storage. A few of her motorsport achievements embrace changing into the primary lady to attain a category win in Ultra4’s King of the Hammers occasion and getting second place in her class within the 2011 Baja 1000 rally. 

HBO’s new documentary is one other nice approach to rejoice Combs’ life and achievements. A few month after her demise, the Petersen Automotive Museum in Los Angeles held an exhibition, displaying a few of her bikes, welding gear, and racing trophies. There’s additionally a basis named after Combs supporting ladies in mechanical fields.