UP ON two wheels and completing high speed drifts and handbrake turns.
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It seems a deadly combination but it's all in a day's work for the drivers of Isuzu's Team D-MAX.
The precision driving team, which is claimed to be Australia's longest running, will make an appearance at this year's Wagga Show, beginning on Thursday.
Team D-MAX lead driver Jack Monkhouse said the stunt group performs a variety of tricks including reverse flicks, cross-over manoeuvres and jumps over other vehicles.
He said the vehicles are "fairly close" to stock standard but with minor adjustments.
"We have roll cages, racing seats and harnesses, rally style handbrake controls and some minor mechanical modifications to the suspension. The most important change we make is actually the tyres," he said.
Isuzu Team D-Max is giving away a free ticket to join the stunt team in the main arena at the Wagga Show.
To enter, fill out the form below. Competition closes Wednesday, October 1, at 5pm.
The 150th Wagga Show is on Thursday and Friday at the Wagga Showgrounds.
