The List - Season 2
Season 2
Episodes
High Octane
Danger!
Break a Land Speed Record
Buckle up, as host Jessi Combs attempts to break the women's land speed record in this award-winning episode of The List.
Extreme Off Roading
On this episode of The List Jessi and Patrick set out to conquer the Rubicon Trail in a Jeep Wrangler 4x4. Then, our hosts are coronated at the King of the Hammers off road race.
Keep on Truckin'
Winter Rally
Drive Italy
Rallye Aicha des Gazelles
On this episode of The List Jessi pairs with driver Nicole Pitell to take on the Rallye Aicha des Gazzlles all-women's off road rally, as co-host Patrick McIntyre tracks their progress in the desert heat.
Daring Roads
From the hairpin turns of the Tail of the Dragon, to Mount Washington's high-altitude trails, to the ridges in the Italian Alps, Jessi and Patrick take on some daring roads in this episode of The List.
Soapbox Racing and Two Wheel Skiing
On this action-packed episode of The List Jessi and Patrick compete in an old school soapbox derby and learn to drive on two-wheels from a Hollywood stuntman.
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