Who was Ashlea Albertson? Wiki, Biography, Age, Family, Cause of Death

Ashlea Albertson Wiki - Ashlea Albertson Biography

On Friday, August 18, a race car driver from Indiana was fatally injured in an apparent case of road rage. The Tony Stewart Racing driver Ashlea Albertson rode in Jacob Kelly's white 2018 GMC Terrain as a passenger. According to CBS News, she was a part of a fatal two-vehicle collision on I-65 in Jackson County.

The 24-year-old's relatives uploaded a social media post saying that Kelly and Ashlea were engaged and planning to wed in 2024. Police claim that footage from the scene shows Austin Cooper's and Kelly's GMC Terrain. On I-65 heading north, a black Chevrolet Malibu got into a risky race with speed.The two drivers also tried to switch lanes, but they were consistently denied.

Ashlea Albertson Age

Ashlea Albertson was 24 years old.

Ashlea Albertson Cause of Death

Then, according to investigators, Cooper's vehicle started to switch lanes and head in Kelly's direction. The two vehicles collided in the center of the lanes while traveling north after Jacob Kelly lost control of his car and spun, according to the statement.

Albertson and her fiancee were taken right away to the University of Louisville Hospital following the event, where the 24-year-old race car driver was later pronounced dead. Kelly, meantime, received non-life-threatening medical attention at the hospital for her wounds. Cooper received non-life-threatening medical care at Schneck Medical Center in Seymour, Indiana, along with a little passenger.

Blood test and toxicology results for both drivers are still pending, thus an investigation into the unfortunate incident is still ongoing. Possible charges in the case will be decided after the inquiry is finished. The accident victim's father posted his son's passing on his official racing Facebook page on Friday.

In the heartbreaking video, he said, "This is one of the hardest posts I could ever write, but I have no words to express it other than making a video to share with everyone who loved her and loved her back." "I want to thank you on behalf of myself and my family for making her feel like she was the best runner every time she went out on the track,"