Wolfgang Müller was born in 1949 on Taubenheim Strasse in Stuttgart Bad-Cannstatt, where Gottlieb Daimler installed the first gasoline engines in vehicles in a small workshop in 1882.
At the age of six, Wolfgang Müller and his parents moved to Stuttgart-Büsnau, a small suburb of Stuttgart, directly on the former Solitude race track, where major international motorcycle and car races were taking place at the time. He got to know famous racing drivers such as Phil Read, Jim Redman, Dan Gurney and Jim Clark personally.

Enthusiastic about racing and motorsport, he decided to become a racing driver himself.

The big difference to many people in this world who want this in their youth is - he became a racing driver!

Infected by racing fever, he started his own career as a motorcycle racing driver in 1969. In the class up to 50 ccm he was twice German champion between 1969-1980 and as a private driver he regularly achieved top positions in Grand Prix races.

There is more about Wolfgang Müller's racing career, for example, in the article by "classic-motorrad" where this one link leads there.

Art comes from ability!

A second great passion, drawing, showed Wolfgang Müller the way into professional life. He took up the profession of photo retoucher who taught him how to use brushes and airbrushes. He has been translating his talent for drawing into automobile and racing motifs since he was a child.
After finishing his motorsport career, he started his own business as an illustrator in 1981 and works and managed his large graphic and retouching studio in Stuttgart. In 1989 he was a partner at one of the first start-ups in the region, which dealt with the digital processing of images.

When he retired, he returned to his great passions, racing and that Zcalibrating and painting on the subject of cars, motorcycles, racing and technology.