Precision driver performing a controlled automotive stunt
06Course Profile

GT—01.06Stunt

RWD / Full Day

Stunt III

Integrate RWD rotation, cues, cameras, and other vehicles into a production-ready sequence.

01Course description

The objective. The work. The standard.

Stunt III moves the driver into a rear-wheel-drive platform, where throttle directly affects rear-axle grip, rotation, and recovery. Students first establish deliberate throttle and countersteer control, then turn isolated skills into choreographed action.

Students plan, rehearse, and execute linked sequences with multiple marks, changing sightlines, timed cues, and—where conditions permit—another vehicle operating within defined lanes and separation.

The standard is professional consistency: understand the brief, identify hazards, communicate the plan, build speed only after rehearsal, reproduce the action for continuity, and stop the sequence when a variable moves outside the agreed envelope.

Primary development areas
  • Shot breakdown and movement planning
  • RWD rear-axle behavior, throttle rotation, and recovery
  • Linked-maneuver sequencing
  • Multi-mark timing and cue stacking
  • Camera-axis and frame-aware placement
  • Chase lines and prescribed-lane discipline
  • Multi-vehicle spacing and communication
  • Continuity of speed, angle, and position
  • Surface, grip, and vehicle-condition adaptation
  • Rehearsal progression and controlled speed build-up
  • Deviation recognition and abort authority
  • Post-take notes and corrective review
  • Professional set workflow and reset discipline