BRETT SMRZ
Brett Smrz began racing at the age of twelve, after his father bought him a go-kart for Christmas. Immediately at home behind the wheel, Brett was competing nationally by his second year of kart racing, winning multiple national championships before graduating to the Mazda MX-5 Cup Series. One week after qualifying pole and finishing third in his first professional race in Houston, TX, Brett suffered a serious leg injury on a trampoline. Following ten complex surgeries, he eventually lost his left leg below the knee. Despite this setback, Brett lost none of his singular determination to become a professional racing driver.
A young man of remarkable determination and proven talent, Brett has established himself as an elite stunt driver in the film, commercial, and television industries, while actively pursuing sponsorship to realize his professional racing goals.
- Hair: Brown
- Eyes: Blue
- Height: 5′ 9″
- Weight: 163 lbs
- Waist: 31/30
- Shoe: 12
- Shirt: Large / 42R
- Neck: 15 ½
- Glove: 8 ½
- SAG
- AFTRA
- SCCA
- FIA C
- IMSA
- Dirtfish Rally School
- Jim Russell Racing Drivers School (Formula 3)
- Skip Barber Racing Drivers School
- Formula BMW Racing Drivers School (Spain)
- Hitting Marks (Cars)
- Stunt Driving
- Multiple Time National Go-Kart Champion
- Left Leg Below Knee Amputee
Phone: 818.823.3175
Email: smrz@driversinc.com
THE LATEST
Smrz, Spike Talk 6 Underground
Spike's Car Radio got the inside scoop on Netflix's action thriller, 6 Underground, from our Brett Smrz.
Smrz Drives Jexi Over the Edge
In the film "Jexi," Adam Devine becomes dependent on Jexi, the Siri-like helper that powers his cell phone.
Smrz Takes the Jeep New Wrangler Off Road
The best way to grasp the strengths of the new Jeep Wrangler is to see it in action, courtesy of Brett Smrz.
Smrz Helps Toyota Say Goodbye to Winter
When Toyota wanted to say goodbye to winter and hello to spring, they put Brett Smrz behind the wheel.
Honda, Smrz Take a Drive for Will & Grace
When Jack from Will & Grace took a spin in a Honda, Drivers Inc.'s Brett Smrz was the wheel man.
Smrz Takes the New Jeep Wrangler for a Spin
When it was time to relaunch a legendary vehicle, Jeep put Drivers Inc.'s Brett Smrz behind the wheel.