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Uwe Mansshardt is a professional stunt driver who lives in Hamberg, Germany. It all started when he was 14 while on a trip to Italy when he witnessed new Ferrari’s being tested and the hook was set. He worked as a stuntman in movies at the German Warner Bros. Movie World. That set the course toward training at Rick Seaman’s Hollywood Stunt Driver’s School in L.A. and from there he earned his FIA racing license at Zackspeed Driving Academy at the Nürburging. Today Uwe drives in commercials for Porsche, Mercedes, McLaren, and he’s even been a stunt driving double for Michael Schumacher and David Coulthard.

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SUCCESS QUOTE

“I’m not interested in winning one second ahead of the others. I’m off to win ten minutes in front of everybody.” – Walter Rörhl

CAREER & LIFE CHALLENGES 

While shooting a movie and acting in the film a special effects artist put some makeup on his face that burned off much of his skin and hair on his head causing severe pain and injury. The injuries kept him from working for a year.

AH-HA MOMENTS

Being given the opportunity to drove the new McLaren SLR and realizing he can do this, he’s “the driver”.

FIRST SPECIAL VEHICLE

A1984 Saab 900 Turbo

 BEST AUTOMOTIVE ADVICE

Steer with the throttle, not the steering wheel. – Walter Rörhl

USEFUL RESOURCES

YouCarsNews

BOOK RECOMMENDATION

Walter Un Ich by Christian Geistdörfer  

PARTING WORDS OF ADVICE

Always hit the throttle. Never hit the brake. Just go fast.

WHERE TO FIND UWE

Stunt Uwe

 

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