About Baz
Age: 40 Lives: Northampton (originally from Ashford in Kent)
Profession: Racing Driver | Driver Coach | Professional Precision Driver for TV + Film
Baz has 20 years of motorsport and auto industry experience. Working day to day as a 'Precision Driver' and 'Driver Coach'.
Baz originally started racing Karts whilst attending Canterbury college, where he gained a BTEC National Diploma in Motor vehicle Studies. This led him to work for various race teams as a mechanic and engineer.
Baz has never had the backing for a full season of car racing, but has always jumped at the chance to get behind the wheel when he can and as a result has had many successful one-off race weekends in a variety of cars and championships. Including: Mazda MX5's, Ginetta G40 cup and the Enduro KA series. 2022 and 2023 saw Baz take part in selected rounds of the MINI CHALLENGE Championship, in the JCW class, supporting the BTCC.
Away from motorsport, Baz has passions for Rugby, Snowboarding, graphic design and live music.
Driver coaching
Baz has 20 years experience of driver coaching, working on corporate and manufacturer events, training drivers from the keen track day enthusiast, right up to celebrities and royalty.
Whether you're looking to improve your driving skills, learn specific elements of race craft or simply looking to have a fun day out guided by a safe pair of hands, get in touch to see what Baz can do for you.
Precision driving and TV
Baz has a wealth of experience working in the Film and TV industry, when driving to a choreographed sequence, or with a certain... Flair, is required.
With appearances on ITV's "Drive", Amazon's "The Grand Tour", Netflix' "Luther" film and the upcoming second season of "Citadel" on Prime Video, you never know where you may just spot him amongst the action.
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