'Shock' Beauty Racing Model Seeks Friend From 'Burning Truck'

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"Shock." "The seat belt won't come off" in the burning truck. Screaming... A beautiful racing model who "saved a friend" through flames

Famous motorsport promotion models and off-road racing drivers Janey Lee and Kylie Marie Walton were taken to hospital with serious burns after their vehicle exploded while preparing for an off-road competition.

The Sun reported on the 27th (local time) that "the two were hospitalized and needed surgery after an explosion while driving a truck in California ahead of the off-road motorsport competition 'San Felipe 250' in Mexico."

According to the media, the accident occurred during pre-driving around 11 a.m. on the 24th. Janey's husband, skateboarder and racing driver Eric Lee, posted a tearful video on Instagram to correct false rumors and tell the story of the devastating accident.

"There was a fire under Janey's seat, but her seat belt did not come off, so she was completely in flames," Eric said. "My wife saved her life thanks to Kylie reaching into the flames and releasing Janey's seat belt."

The two were rescued by helicopter at the scene and transported to the United States after first aid. According to Eric's explanation, Janey's face and hands were safe thanks to racing gloves and PCI helmets, but she suffered extensive burns on both legs and shoulders, requiring several surgeries, including skin grafts.

Kylie, who saved her friend's life, also suffered a burn on her hand and is about to undergo surgery. Both are due to be on the operating table on Friday and are said to be strong and remain positive despite their horrific injuries.

Janey Lee and Kylie Marie Walton are popular models who have been active in motorsport events and mixed martial arts (MMA) stages as members of the "Monster Energy Girls." Janey has nearly 350,000 personal Instagram followers and Kylie has 489,000 followers on the Monster Energy promotional page.

Recently, he turned into a driver and made a successful debut at last year's SCORE-hosted competition. Until last week, just before the accident, he promoted the San Felipe 250 competition by wearing a racing suit and posing cheerfully, adding to his regret.

The off-road motor sports community is sending a message of solidarity to them. SCORE International, the tournament's organizer, said in a statement, "We thank the people around the scene for their quick initial response," adding, "In this sport of a strong community, our hearts and prayers are directed at the two and their families." Monster Energy and its model page also said, "Our friends are fighters to the bone. I send all the love and positive energy in the world," he said, wishing for a recovery.

Meanwhile, Kylie thanked her fans in an Instagram story, with photos of her smiling with her family in a hospital bed with bandages on her hands. "The love and support you sent me means so much that words cannot express it," he said. "I can't reply one by one because I can't type right now, but I'm reading all the messages and thank you from the bottom of my heart."

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