Ken Block's first Gymkhana video is a short, raw, and fascinating piece of action film, a now-historic item that created the multi-million-dollar Gymkhana universe back in 2008. To commemorate ...

This was one Gymkhana clip that wasn't published to YouTube; instead, you can watch it on Facebook Live here. Watch on YouTube ...

The OG Gymkhana Video as It Was Released The clip “DC SHOES: KEN BLOCK GYMKHANA PRACTICE,” now sometimes called Gymkhana 1, went live on the channel @KenBlockRacing on Nov. 11, 2008.

Before we tragically lost driving and racing legend Ken Block at the beginning of this year, he had already filmed one last Gymkhana-style video with his Hoonigan crew. That video finally dropped ...

Then your favorite automotive website introduces you to something called "Gymkhana," and your whole ... and how I was introduced to the work of Ken Block, who died in a tragic snowmobile accident ...

Ken Block's final Gymkhana-style film has officially arrived. Hoonigan launched the video, Electrikhana Two: The Mexico City Sessions, on its YouTube channel Wednesday morning following a teaser ...

And today we'll be ranking the 10 best Gymkhana vehicles ever built. Only a few months have gone by since we've last seen Ken Block going all bonkers in a Gymkhana-style race car on the streets of ...

Block became one of the early automotive YouTube megastars with his "Gymkhana" series, which launched in 2008. The first video was a promo for his DC Shoes brand called "Ken Block Gymkhana Practice." ...

As promised, Ken Block has released his first Gymkhana video with an electric car — and this time, the vehicle is almost as important as the hooning. The "Electrikhana" sees Block drift around ...

Ken Block’s sudden ... ve heralded the next generation of Gymkhana superstars and been the biggest, best, and wildest video to date. Pastrana says he and Block planned to go head-to-head in ...

On January 2, car culture icon Ken Block perished ... the wheel. But Block won’t truly wave his way into the sunset until next month, when his final, as-of-yet unreleased Gymkhana film ...

Ken Block, a motorsport legend who created the viral Gymkhana YouTube video series, has died aged 55 following a snowmobile accident. Block’s clothing company Hoonigan Industries confirmed the ...