ABOUT TERRY GRANT
Terry Grant is one of the world's leading stunt driver performers and given the chance he can 
literally drive circles around you!
Terry is an international star when it comes to stunt driving, he has created a brand of stunt shows unlike any other.
You will be amazed as you watch him throw his car from side to side sliding around within millimetres of obstacles and people. To see him standing on the roof of his moving vehicle, spinning donuts whilst at the same time changing a wheel is truly mind boggling!
You can watch the Video clip here
He is regarded as one of the best performers in the business and with 15 world records to his name he continues to please crowds across the world with his constantly changing act - You name it, he can do it.
Terry is currently working with The Renault F1 team at their global roadshow events which this year includes South Africa, Mexico and across Europe.
In addition he has also worked with many car manufacturers putting on stunt driving shows in a variety of locations including city streets, arenas, race tracks even car parks!
In December Terry will be performing at The Race of Champions at Wembley alongside some of the greatest names in motorsport including F1, rally and world touring cars.
2008 will see the launch of his brand new Stunt Driving Academy. This unique concept will give individuals and corporate clients the opportunity to learn from the experts and actually become a stunt driver for the day!
"Any stunts that involve getting out of the car, a huge amount of concentration and focus is required. If anything goes wrong I have to be ready to react. I have developed an understanding for the cars capabilities so I know when something isn't right."
a totally different technique."
literally drive circles around you! Terry is an international star when it comes to stunt driving, he has created a brand of stunt shows unlike any other.
You will be amazed as you watch him throw his car from side to side sliding around within millimetres of obstacles and people. To see him standing on the roof of his moving vehicle, spinning donuts whilst at the same time changing a wheel is truly mind boggling!
You can watch the Video clip here
He is regarded as one of the best performers in the business and with 15 world records to his name he continues to please crowds across the world with his constantly changing act - You name it, he can do it.
Terry is currently working with The Renault F1 team at their global roadshow events which this year includes South Africa, Mexico and across Europe.
In addition he has also worked with many car manufacturers putting on stunt driving shows in a variety of locations including city streets, arenas, race tracks even car parks!
In December Terry will be performing at The Race of Champions at Wembley alongside some of the greatest names in motorsport including F1, rally and world touring cars.
2008 will see the launch of his brand new Stunt Driving Academy. This unique concept will give individuals and corporate clients the opportunity to learn from the experts and actually become a stunt driver for the day!
WHAT TERRY SAYS:
What were the first stunts you learnt?
"Simple tricks like hand brake turns and donuts."What is the hardest stunt to perform?
"Any stunts that involve getting out of the car, a huge amount of concentration and focus is required. If anything goes wrong I have to be ready to react. I have developed an understanding for the cars capabilities so I know when something isn't right."What is the biggest crowd pleaser?
"The most extreme stuff, like when I get out of the car. Anything with lots of smoke and noise. Every stunt is very well received."Which is your favourite stunt?
"At the moment it is the one where I balance the car on 2 wheels whilst moving, it isn't the hardest but I find it most self satisfying. A lot of concentration is required to pull it off."Which is your favourite car to use?
"My favourite is the Legend as it can be used anywhere, it is very versatile and can operate in small areas just as well as large ones. The Subaru is a close second as it is 4-wheel drive and requiresa totally different technique."