Gymkhana Ten, this is Ken Block's new adventure and his five vehicles
It has taken a while, but Ken Block’s Gymkhana Ten has finally arrived to delight us with five vehicles in five different locations

For more than a year now, Ken Block and his team have been promising us a new thrilling adventure, revealing a trailer of what would be his Gymkhana Ten, in which the American driver would treat us this time to several of his cars and a new addition to the team, along with numerous jumps, spectacular video shots, lots of smoke and plenty of burnouts.
It has taken a while, but the tenth edition of Ken Block’s already legendary Gymkhana is finally here for our enjoyment. And we will certainly enjoy it, because in its nearly 20 minutes we will travel through five different locations, with five different cars for each of them. Some you already know, such as the spectacular 1965 Hoonicorn Mustang V2 that starred in the Climbkhana, which features a powerful V8 engine that allows it to produce 1,400 CV of power.

The Ford Focus RS RX also returns for its appearance in the Gymkhana Nine, as well as the latest Ford Fiesta that Ken Block used for his final participation in the World Rally Championship. As star appearances we have the Ford Escort RS Cosworth from Group A, part of the driver’s personal collection, which was destroyed in the New England Forest Rally after a dramatic accident and has been meticulously restored and brought back to life here. As a new addition we have the 1977 Ford F-150 Hoonitruck, a spectacular pick-up with a preparation borrowed from the Ford GTs of Le Mans, developing 914 CV of power.
But the cars will not be the only protagonists, as Ken Block usually surrounds himself in his videos with his friends, and this time we can see the skater Rob Dyrdek, former Gas Monkey Garage member Aaron Kaufman and even the young driver Oliver Solberg, son of world rally champion Petter Solberg, who has already won the RallyX Nordic title behind the wheel of a Citroën DS3. Finally, right at the end, Travis Pastrana makes his entrance, “stealing” the F-150 Hoonitruck from Ken Block and thus paving the way for his very likely appearance in Gymkhana Eleven.
Now sit down, turn up the volume and enjoy the latest madness from Ken Block behind the wheel of his vehicles.
https://youtu.be/m_KBvP0_8Tc
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