Delta A330 Airbus vs Porsche 911

Drivers Notebook: Delta A330 Airbus vs Porsche 911
Dateline Mojave Desert California USA

Roger Richman / LA Motorsports
Stunt Driving / Stunt Coordination

You want tell the story of power, performance and precision all at once for the new #DeltaTakeoff marketing campaign. You envision a moving logo shot of the bottom of your flagship airliner. To get this shot you will need a car that can outpace a jet aircraft, specifically Delta's New Airbus A330. The best shots to be had are going to be with the Delta Airbus is 35 feet over your head.

Did we mention this stunt had never been attempted before?

So, when Pouya Dianat director poyacreative.com needed a stunt driver team to handle all aspects of this production he came to LA Motorsports, Using a Shotover F1 mounted to a Porsche to capture this footage, if a picture paints a thousand works, this clip speaks volumes, Keep Climbing!

On location with the @shotovercamera F1/Porsche 911 set up. The crew utilizes the wireless control interface on this project, allowing the operator to control the system at a distance. Photo @jaredslater. @team5aerialsystems @k2_larosa @jip_01 @linkeygrip #REDWeapon #Porsche911 #SHOTOVERF1 #thegamehaschanged

A photo posted by SHOTOVER Camera Systems (@shotovercamera) on Sep 10, 2015 at 9:44pm PDT

All in all it's ust another day at LA Motorsports, stunt driving and stunt coordination for when what you want for your production has never been done before.

#DeltaTakeoff - Behind the Scenes Delta A330 Airbus vs Porsche 911

"Having an Airbus screaming 35 feet over your head as you drive a convertible 911 Porsche Carrera at 160 miles per hour is quite an amazing sensation." Stunt Driver Roger Richman , LA Motorsports “Its always thrilling to work on a project that gives you something new to do. I have never been chased by something that big, that fast, that powerful, that also provided first class seating."

A photo posted by Kevin LaRosa II (@k2_larosa) on Nov 14, 2015 at 3:11pm PST

Special thanks to everyone involved

Keep Climbing! ~ Roger Richman / LA Motorsports