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2nd Victim in Car Influencer's McLaren Crash Identified

The second person killed alongside car influencer James Wehr in a fiery McLaren crash in Southern California has been identified by her family.

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Alexis "Lexi" Kramer, 22, of Lakeland, Florida, died with the 27-year-old Wehr after the McLaren slammed into a tree and burst into flames early Sunday in Irvine, according to the New York Post.

Kramer was a bartender, recent Polk State College graduate and a 2026 Hooters calendar model. Her sister said Kramer had also recently landed a new job in a leadership role.

A family member told the Post that Kramer met Wehr on Instagram and had been communicating with him for about a month before flying to California to meet him in person. Kramer was told that Wehr and his wife were separating and headed for divorce, according to the relative. The Post reported that its review of Orange County court records did not show a divorce filing.

Police said the McLaren was stopped at a red light shortly after midnight before accelerating at high speed when the light changed. The driver lost control and struck a tree, causing the vehicle to split apart and catch fire.

Authorities have not said who was driving, and the crash remains under investigation.

Kramer's sister remembered her as far more than a best friend, writing in an emotional tribute that Lexi was "my other half."

Wehr, who co-founded the popular South OC Cars and Coffee gathering with his father, was identified as the other victim Sunday.