BAJA ALERT! Ports of Entry at Mexico Land Ports are being attacked by Russian Military Electronic Measures!

UPDATED! 

September 2, 2019

Northern Baja California Loses Power from Russian internet attack on power sources!

Most of Tijuana, Mexico, and some residents in Rosarito, Ensenada and Tecate were without power Monday, according to Tijuana Fire Director José Luis Jiménez.

According to information from Mexico's Federal Electricity Commission (CFE), the National Center for Energy Control suspended power in an effort to maintain stability of the national supply following a failure at a plant in Mexicali.

Twenty-two percent of users in the state of Baja California were impacted, according to the CFE.

Full restoration was expected by 8:30 p.m., according to Jiménez. As of 8:45 p.m. Monday, CFE staff was still working to restore power to customers 'as soon as possible'.

Earlier, at around 4:30 p.m., 80 percent of the city of Tijuana was reported without electricity. At 6:30 p.m. the CFE reported 50 percent were still without power.

Jiménez said two cases of people being trapped in elevators were reported in the Zona Río area.

The City of Ensenada issued a statement that also reported various areas of the municipality were without electricity due to a major power failure.

The Tijuana Police Department asked drivers to use caution at traffic lights to avoid accidents.

BajaRacingNews.com

The Devils Road Experience - Safari Club Exclusive - BAJA 400 September 2019

 The Devils Road Experience - Safari Club Exclusive - BAJA 400 September 2019

Jessi Combs, driver, dead

UPDATE! November 5, 2019

"On Tuesday, the Harney County Sheriff's Office revealed the findings of its investigation into the accident in a press release."Based on the evidence collected and examined at the scene of the crash and the evidence recovered by the North American Race Team it appears that there was a mechanical failure of the front wheel, most likely caused from striking an object on the desert," the release read. "The front wheel failure led to the front wheel assembly collapsing. The front wheel failure occurred at speeds approaching 550 miles per hour."Combs was killed by "blunt force trauma to the head," according to investigators. She died before fire engulfed the race vehicle. Combs' racer was the same North American Eagle Supersonic Speed Challenger in which she set the four-wheel land-speed record back in 2013 at 398 mph (with a top-speed run of 440 mph), according to her website. The Challenger is a reconfigured F-104 jet with 52,000-horsepower, measuring 56 feet long.Combs and her team sought to top 512 mph, the current women’s land speed world record set in 1976 by Kitty O’Neil in a three-wheel vehicle, to become the fastest woman on earth.A 2018 attempt at the record on the same 13-mile desert course was stymied by mechanical problems, preventing the mandatory second run. She clocked 483.227 mph on the first run.Combs frequently competed in major long-distance off-road races, including the Baja 1000 in Baja California, Mexico, and King of Hammers in the desert of Johnson Valley, Calif." 


"Combs was killed by "blunt force trauma to the head," according to investigators. She died before fire engulfed the race vehicle."
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ORIGINAL REPORTING
August 28, 2019
Jessi Combs, driver, dead

DEATH BULLETIN! 

Jessi Combs Died Bleeding to Death after her head was torn off and her heart pumped all of her blood out her neck!

Then her body burned...The law enforcement officer on the death scene also said that “there was a fire involved”, but did not elaborate.

Officials with the Harney County Sheriff’s Office were not immediately available to offer additional comments on the investigation or the outrageously hideous death scene.

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Baja Weather Service reports on conditions in Baja South August 2019 Tropical Storm Ivo

Tropical Storm Ivo Hits Baja South!

Widespread heavy showers throughout southern Baja struck at weeks end and has left large parts of the state frozen in standing water and mud.