If you've ever watched a car chase in an action movie and thought "I want to do that!" -- we've got some good news. The biggest name in Hollywood stunt driving is bringing his stunt driving school right here to North Georgia. The Bobby Ore Motorsports Stunt Driving School now calls Atlanta Motorsports Park in Dawsonville home, adding North Georgia to its existing California and Florida training facilities. In case you don't know his name, Ore is a stunt driving legend, having performed in some of Hollywood's top films and setting more than a dozen world records. The stunt driving school at Atlanta Motorsports Park will offer two-hour or single-day "experience" sessions, as well as a multi
Police, military and film directors think about it all the time. Bobby Ore has made an adventure out of stunt-car driving and when his stunt operation arrived at Atlanta Motorsports Park in mid-March it was a rare opportunity to meet the man. If you could rock a double-decker London bus up onto two wheels and drive it on its side into the Guinness Book of Records you might consider it a triumph you wouldn’t forget. Though I didn’t know Bobby Ore was the driver at the time, the sight of that bus moving along on two wheels at a precarious angle remains fixed in the mind. Now, decades later, the Oklahoma-born stunt pioneer was scheduled to appear at Atlanta Motorsports Park in Dawsonville Geor
Bobby Ore of Bobby Ore Motorsports and Jeremy Porter of Atlanta Motorsports Park stopped by the Monica Pearson show on KISS 104.1 If you missed the show, here are the links to the podcast Segment 1 | Segment 2 | Segment 3
He drove the General Lee in the "Dukes of Hazzard" movie, has trained countless government agents, can drive a vehicle on two wheels and parallel park going 80 miles per hour. And now, he has a stunt driving school in Dawsonville. Bobby Ore is a 47-year veteran of the stunt driving and teaching industry. In 1996, he created the Motion Picture Stunt Driving School in response to many in the Screen Actors Guild who came to him wanting to refine their driving skills and learn more about the industry. He operates schools in Florida and California, and now, he's expanded his driving school and experience to Atlanta Motorsports Park in Dawsonville, too. "Anybody can come (and) just get a real quic
