Ken Block's Gymkhana 10 trailer unveiled! He is preparing something very special with up to 5 different cars
Gymkhana 10 won’t be just another edition: the Long Beach driver will race up to five different cars, and the sequence will be filmed in several countries

Not long ago, Ken Block announced he had something special prepared for his tenth Gymkhana, and indeed he did. After his spectacular video at Pikes Peak, the Long Beach driver is back with a new sequence that promises to be much more elaborate and special than the previous ones.
Ken Block is preparing a true masterpiece, a cinematic project featuring up to five cars from Ford in total. We’re talking about the Mustang Hoonicorn, Ford Fiesta RX43, Escort Mk.II, the Escort from the nineties (a car that recently joined Block’s Gymkhanas) and probably a Ford Bronco.

The pick-up from Ford would be the only vehicle we haven’t yet seen in Block’s productions. Apparently it will have a significant amount of horsepower and an all-wheel-drive system specially designed for drifting.
Another novelty of this mega-production will be the different locations where it will be filmed for Gymkhana Ten. To date, Ken Block had only left the USA in Gymkhana 3, but it seems that this time he will visit several countries to give the sequence a more exotic touch.

When can we see Gymkhana 10? The release date has not yet been announced, so for now we’ll have to settle for watching the trailer of this magnificent production which, unlike previous occasions, will not be published on YouTube but on Amazon Prime Video. The video will be accompanied by a documentary series called ‘Gymkhana Files’ that will reveal what happens behind the scenes of the Gymkhanas.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xpB25Cn-vXA
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