The official 2019 SEMA Show mobile app is now available for download. The free app gives Showgoers access to a comprehensive list of all exhibiting companies, seminars, events and more so that users can create a personalized plan and maximize their time at the SEMA Show.

Some of the features of the 2019 SEMA Show mobile app include:

• Turn-by-Turn Directions: Find the quickest route from one place to another without the need of GPS.
• My Schedule: Create a schedule to keep track of the events you wish to attend.
• New Products Showcase: View all of the products entered into the New Products Showcase and directions to the exhibitors’ booths on the Show floor.
• Product Scanner: Use your smartphone as a scanner at the New Products Showcase to create a list and map of the scanned products.
• Maps: View floorplans of all SEMA Show halls.

Jessi Combs, 39, was killed on August 27, 2019, in Oregon’s Alvord desert while attempting to break her own land-speed record.

Born into a racing family, Combs launched an accomplished career immediately after graduating from WyoTech in 2004 with a degree in custom automotive fabrication. In the ensuing years she earned fame as a champion driver, master fabricator, TV personality, brand ambassador, public speaker and racing legend.

Combs was a strong SEMA supporter and volunteer. Since 2016, she regularly co-emceed the SEMA Industry Awards Banquet, held during the SEMA Show.

Combs regularly competed in off-road racing events, including Ultra4’s King of the Hammers in 2010, 2012 and 2013, and taking home a spec class win in 2014 as the first female to ever place at any Ultra4 event. In 2018, she placed first in the stock class. In 2011, she took home a Class 10 podium finish in the Baja 1000.