01Course description
The objective. The work. The standard.
Stunt II moves the same repeatability standard into an all-wheel-drive platform. Additional launch and exit traction support greater pace, but they also compress timing and demand that students understand how the vehicle distributes torque before using rotation as part of the action.
Students develop controlled forward and reverse direction changes, handbrake-assisted rotation, precision approaches, and dynamic stops while maintaining a planned line and exit.
The emphasis is repeatability for camera: building a maneuver in measured steps, matching speed and angle across takes, communicating deviations, and aborting cleanly when a cue, surface, or vehicle condition changes.
Primary development areas
- Progressive-speed rehearsal
- AWD traction and torque-distribution awareness
- Forward 180-degree direction changes
- Reverse 180-degree direction changes
- Handbrake-assisted rotation
- Slide-angle and recovery control
- Precision approaches, stops, and exits
- Speed matching and timing windows
- Camera-aware vehicle placement
- Surface and grip adaptation
- Repeatability across multiple takes
- Abort thresholds and recovery routes
- Vehicle-condition feedback between runs