Journalist Luz Piedad Eusse lost her life after a giant screen fell on her on November 19 at the Tocancipá racetrack, on the outskirts of Bogotá, Colombia. Here is the pilot’s biography.
The Colombian Luz Piedad Eusse had arrived at the venue to enjoy a car race and promote her label as a racer, since her biography highlights that she was a car driver.
A strong gust of wind caused one of the racetrack’s giant screens to collapse in the VIP area of the plaza and the Blu Radio journalist, half Colombian, was right below where the screen fell.
She was the only fatality, but authorities reported that there were five people injured, including one of the journalist’s daughters.
Hours before the tragedy occurred, Luz Piedad had made a publication on her Instagram account in which she highlighted that the track was her “happy place.”
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The 38-year-old Colombian was a prominent sports journalist who had been hosting the program “Autos y Motos” on the Blu Radio radio network for about 10 years.
In addition to being a communicator, she became passionate about car racing, in fact, in 2015 she won the TC Junior championship, becoming the first woman to do so in the history of this sport in the country.
“Lupi”, as his close friends and family called him, competed in several motorsport categories.
According to information published timeEusse was going to compete in the Class A category in 2024.
The journalist and pilot was also the mother of three children, whom she showed off on her social networks.
The Colombian’s death caused shock in the country and several of her colleagues lamented her tragic death through social networks, where they remembered her as “a passionate woman”, “joker” and “simple”.
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Source: vtt.edu.vn