Canadian stunt drivers

Ken Carter ( – September 5, ), born Kenneth Gordon Polsjek, was a Canadian stunt driver. Contents 1 Early years 2 St. Lawrence River jump 3 Peterborough jump and death 4 References 5 External links Early years Carter was born in Montreal, Quebec and grew up Born: Kenneth Gordon Polsjek, , Montreal, . Representing an international array of thrill show driving talent, the Imperial Stunt Drivers are led into action by Paul Riddell of Quebec, Canada. A legendary stunt driver and thrill show personality, Riddell started his career at a young age with the famous Congress Of Canadian Hell Drivers.  · A big congratulations to Rhys Williams, Brent Connolly, Trevor Addie and Stunt Team for winning the Leo Award for Best Stunt Coordination in a Dramatic Series on The — Nakara. Read More CONGRATULATIONS TO CORRY GLASS .

A release from the department says 25 drivers were charged with stunt driving over the weekend of November The vehicles were impounded for 14 days and the drivers were arrested. Other charges were added in there, including dangerous driving and speeding. And here we thought Canadians were extra nice and courteous. A big congratulations to Rhys Williams, Brent Connolly, Trevor Addie and Stunt Team for winning the Leo Award for Best Stunt Coordination in a Dramatic Series on The — Nakara. Read More CONGRATULATIONS TO CORRY GLASS ADRIAN HEIN ON THEIR UBCP/ACTRA AWARDS WIN!. A legendary stunt driver and thrill show personality, Riddell started his career at a young age with the famous Congress Of Canadian Hell Drivers. With 53 years of thrill show experience to his credit, the legendary Paul Riddell has thrilled fans with performances around the globe with such thrill producers as Joie Chitwood and Stoney Roberts.

Stunt driving is not a criminal offence, it is an offence against the traffic laws of the Province of Ontario. Types of Stunt Driving. Stunt driving can apply. Drivers caught stunt driving or speed racing will face stiffer penalties under the MOMS Act, which takes effect July 1. York Regional Police recently posted this video outlining a very Canadian conversation held between a driver and the patrolling officer who.