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Tatyana Ozolina, widely known as ‘Russia’s most beautiful biker,’ has died in a motorcycle accident in Turkey. The 38-year-old was involved in a fatal crash while traveling between Mugla and Bodrum, as reported by multiple sources.
Ozolina, renowned for her vibrant social media presence with a following exceeding eight million across various platforms, was riding her red BMW S1000RR 2015 when the incident occurred. The accident took place near Milas when she lost control of her motorcycle and collided with a truck. Reports indicate that another motorcyclist, Onur Obut, was injured, while a third rider escaped unharmed.
The accident unfolded after Ozolina’s bike was struck by another rider in her group, causing her to brake suddenly. Despite her efforts, she was unable to avoid the truck and suffered fatal injuries. Authorities are currently investigating the circumstances surrounding the crash. Some reports suggest Ozolina sustained a neck wound and was conscious briefly before succumbing to her injuries before the ambulance arrived.
The news of her death has shocked her followers and the motorcycling community. Andrei Ivanov expressed his grief, reflecting on Ozolina’s impact and the admiration she garnered. “MotoTanya is not with us anymore…she had a bright and beautiful life. Millions of people followed her. Perhaps there was not a single motorcyclist in the country who was indifferent to Tatyana. She was adored, envied, admired, copied, awarded as a top blogger and, at the same time, discussed and slandered. Now all that remains is her memory. Sleep well,” Ivanov said.
Ozolina’s social media presence was significant, with five million followers on TikTok, two million on YouTube, and nearly one million on Instagram. In her final Instagram post, she shared her disappointment about not being able to enter Europe but expressed her enthusiasm for exploring Turkey instead. “4000 km from home. Greece missed me but didn’t miss my motorcycle. I was in Greece on foot. I bought a magnet and returned it to Turkey. I was upset that I didn’t manage to ride around Europe, but not much because I knew that the situation could be like this… therefore, I moved on. Conquer beautiful, hot and hospitable Turkey,” she wrote.
Sources By Agencies