With more than 50 years of stunt driving experience and more than 100 credits in film and television, Rick Seaman is considered a legend in the stunt driving community. Now retired, Seaman teaches the next generation the ins and outs of stunt driving at Rick Seaman’s East Stunt Driving School, a threeday course held at Wall Stadium Speedway in Wall, New Jersey. Students learn and practice a variety of stunt driving techniques including skid turns, flying 90s, 180degree slides (both forwards and backwards), and multicar interactions. Participants in the class range from professional stunt drivers looking for more experience to stunt performers and actors hoping to add to their repertoire of skills. We followed a group of students participating in the driving school in May as they attempted to execute a host of stunt driving techniques commonly featured in film and TV today.

Stunts were performed under supervision of professionals and should not be attempted by amateurs.

00:00 Intro
2:05 Stunt driving basics
4:30 180° slides
6:36 Skid turns
7:36 Reverse 180° slides
9:05 Chase scenes
12:04 “Jam car”

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