Anna Glennon

Anna Glennon—known in the racing world as Jet Girl 777—is a World Champion and eight-time National Champion jet ski racer who’s made history as the only woman to win the Men’s Two Stroke World Championship, and she’s now racing electric powerboats for Marc Anthony’s Team Miami in the E1 World Championship.

EARLY YEARS

Born April 29, 1996, in Overland Park, Kansas, Anna grew up at her family’s lake home at the Lake of the Ozarks, where summers meant roaring motors and spray-kicked waves. Her father, John—a master mechanic who would eventually become known as “The Boss Man”—introduced her to the world of motorsports from day one. By age 14, she and her younger sister Jessie were already riding stand-up jet skis, the kind that require serious balance, guts, and a touch of recklessness. When Anna was around 15, her dad took the sisters to a race in Lawrence, Kansas—just to watch. They didn’t stay spectators for long. Anna credits her father with giving her the start she needed, and her mother, Carrie, kept the whole operation organized behind the scenes. It was a family affair, and it was loud, wet, and exactly where she belonged.

OTHER INTERESTS

Anna isn’t just about throttle and spray. She’s a Digital Media Communications graduate from the University of Central Missouri, and she’s put that degree to work in ways that blend her passion for racing with her knack for storytelling. She’s the owner of Motor Action Media, a powersports media company, and has held roles as media and marketing director and marketing and sales director within the industry. She’s also partnered with HEAL United, raising $40,000 for kids in need, proving she’s as committed to giving back as she is to winning races. And yes, she’s on OnlyFans—championing content creation and athlete empowerment in ways that make traditional sports marketing look downright dusty.

EARLY SUCCESS

Anna claimed her first national championship in 2013, and from there, the trajectory was clear: she was here to dominate. Racing alongside her sister Jessie (Jet Girl 888) with their father as mechanic, the team became a force on the jet ski circuit. In their early races, both sisters would finish on the podium—Anna once got lapped but still pulled second place, a testament to her determination and her refusal to quit even when the odds weren’t great. She wasn’t just fast; she was relentless.

NOTABLE ACHIEVEMENTS

• 2013: Won her first National Championship[1].
• 2016: Became Men’s Ski Two Stroke Limited World Champion—making history as the only woman to win the Men’s Two Stroke World Championship[2].
• 2017: Claimed Women’s Ski World Champion title[3].
• 2024: Competed in the inaugural E1 World Championship season with Team Miami, securing podium finishes and fastest lap honors alongside teammate Erik Stark[4].
• 2025: Won the ISBJA World Championship on her SX-R 1500 race ski[5].

INSPIRATIONS

Anna has spoken openly about the mental battles she’s faced on her way to the top—overcoming doubt, fear, and the constant pressure of competing in male-dominated spaces. Her father, John, remains her biggest inspiration and cornerstone, not just as her mechanic but as the person who believed in her abilities before anyone else did. The support of her sister Jessie, racing alongside her, created a bond and competitive fire that pushed them both to be better. She’s driven by a desire to prove that women belong at every level of motorsports, not as novelties but as serious contenders who can—and do—win.

REPUTATION

In the jet ski world, Anna Glennon is a legend. She’s known for her technical skill, her fearlessness on the water, and her ability to compete—and win—against men in categories where women are rarely seen. When she transitioned to the E1 World Championship, skeptics wondered if her jet ski prowess would translate to electric powerboat racing. She quickly shut them up. Racing for Team Miami alongside Erik Stark, she proved she could handle the Racebird—a cutting-edge electric powerboat—with the same aggression and precision that made her a world champion on a jet ski. She’s respected not just for her wins, but for her willingness to push boundaries, speak honestly about mental health in racing, and use her platform to advocate for gender inclusivity and innovation in high-speed watersports.

FUTURE GOALS/PLANS

Anna continues to compete in the E1 World Championship with Team Miami, pushing the limits of electric powerboat racing while championing sustainability and innovation in motorsports. She’s committed to expanding her media company, Motor Action Media, and using her voice to inspire the next generation of female racers. With her 2025 ISBJA World Championship win fresh in the rearview, she’s not slowing down—she’s accelerating, both on the water and off.

REFERENCES

JetGirl’s Electric – City Lifestyle
Anna Glennon – Wikipedia
Anna Glennon | E1 Team Miami Female Pilot & Jet-Ski Champion
Team Miami Completes an Electrifying Inaugural Season in E1 World Championship
Anna Glennon Wins 2025 ISBJA World Championship
Interview: Jet Ski World Champion and E1 Pilot Anna Glennon
Anna Glennon – aka Jet Girl 777 – Riding Waves, Reels & OnlyFans
About – jetgirl 777
About Us – Motor Action Media
Anna Glennon on driving E1’s Racebird – Yacht Style
Anna Glennon: The Origins of Jet Girl | Chasing Greatness
Jessie’s Excellent Jet Ski Adventures: My First Race
I’ve partnered with HEAL United! – jetgirl 777
Anna Glennon – OnlyFans Blog