Police attribute Irvine McLaren crash deaths to excessive speed

Los Angeles Times • 15 sept. 23h01

A 2019 McLaren collided with a pine tree on Culver Drive in Irvine, killing 27-year-old car influencer James Wehr and 22-year-old model Alexis Kramer; investigators say excessive speed likely caused the vehicle to lose control.

New York Post • 15 sept. 18h05

Police say excessive speed likely contributed to a midnight collision in Irvine that killed 27-year-old James Wehr and 22-year-old Alexis “Lexi” Kramer.

USA Today • 15 sept. 14h39

James Wehr, 27, and Lexi Kramer, 22, died when a 2019 McLaren crashed and caught fire on Culver Drive in Irvine, California, early on September 13.

nypost.com • 14 sept. 23h24

James Wehr, 27, and Alexis "Lexi" Kramer, 22, died Sunday when Wehr's 2019 McLaren collided with a tree in Irvine, California, shortly after spending their first day together.

nypost.com • 14 sept. 19h44

James Wehr, 27, founder of a weekly car show, and 22-year-old Alexis “Lexi” Kramer died when a McLaren collided with a tree and caught fire in Irvine, California.

Road & Track • 14 sept. 16h21

James Wehr, 27, co-founder of the South Orange County Cars and Coffee group, and 22-year-old passenger Alexis Kramer died after a 2019 McLaren lost control, struck a curb and tree, and caught fire in Irvine, California.

The Drive • 14 sept. 15h51

James Wehr, 27, co-founder of the South OC Cars & Coffee weekly show, died after a McLaren 720S crashed and caught fire in Irvine, California, authorities said.

ABC7 Los Angeles • 14 sept. 05h45

A McLaren collided with a tree and caught fire in Irvine, killing the driver and a passenger, one of whom was James Wehr, co-founder of South OC Cars and Coffee.

Los Angeles Times • 14 sept. 00h16

A 2019 McLaren crashed at an intersection in Irvine early Sunday, killing the driver and a passenger, one of whom was identified as James Wehr, a co-founder of the South OC Cars and Coffee show.

New York Post • 13 sept. 19h32

James Wehr, 27, the founder of the South OC Cars and Coffee weekly car show, was killed along with a passenger when his McLaren collided with a tree in Irvine, California, early Saturday morning.