Racer and stunt driver Ken Block shared this in-car footage from his first-ever time racing in the Dakar Rally. His vehicle? The prototype Extreme E Odyssey 21, a badass all-electric rally car that makes 550 hp and 679 lb-ft. of torque. It might be quiet, but it’s deceptively quick.

Chief Hoonigan Ken Block is back to shred some more Toyo Tires, drifting through the most dangerous road in China – the 99 turn thriller that snakes through Tianmen Mountain. Watch in awe as he slides sideways through every corner in his Hoonitruck, a highly-modded 1977 Ford F-150 that makes 914hp.

LEGO enthusiast Lachlan Cameron designed and built a remote-controlled Technic scale model of Ken Block’s Ford Mustang Hoonicorn. The all-wheel drive toy has working steering and suspension, doors and a hood that open, and lights.

Chief Hoonigan Ken Block is back to shred lots more tires. This epic 19 minute video featuring five tricked out vehicles across five locations, including his Focus RS RX, a Fiesta WRC, a Mustang Hoonicorn, an Escort RS Cosworth, and the Hoonitruck, a 914 hp, 1977 Ford F-150.

Ken Block and his team’s daring stunt driving videos have taken on a life of their own. The team feels the pressure to one-up themselves each time, but everyone has a limit. Go behind the scenes with Amazon’s The Gymkhana Files. Premieres 11/16/18.

A group of drivers play a game of musical cars as they try to grab the best car to race in the new Xbox One game Forza Motorsport 7. And no, we don’t feel bad for Ken Block, given all the cars he usually gets to drive.

Drivers Justin Oquendo, Ryan Kibbe, and Ken Block take on Chris Forsberg, Dustin Jones, and Ballistic BJ Baldwin, kicking up dirt for days in the widebody Can-AM Maverick X3 ATV, with its crazy 24″ of suspension travel, 15″ of ground clearance, and speedy 154hp turbo 4 engine.

Ken Block once again rips up some tires and smokes some brakes with the latest in his awesome Gymkhana stunt series. While the locale of Buffalo, NY isn’t as exotic as past videos, Block’s wheel skills and his amazing 600hp Ford Focus RS RX still shine.

New for 2016, this monster hot hatch features a 2.3L EcoBoost engine that can produce more than 320hp, an all-wheel drivetrain and torque vectoring system that should make hooning about like Ken Block easier than ever.

(NSFW: Language) Motoring journalist Chris Harris has driven some of the world’s most powerful cars. This man has seen some sh*t. But Ken Block and the 1965 Mustang Hoonicorn RTR reminded Chris of the meaning of fear.

Ken Block is back once more, this time burning massive rubber on the streets of LA in his custom-built Mustang Hoonicorn RTR, an 845hp beast that bears little resemblance to the ’65 Mustang it started as.

In this promo clip for Castrol EDGE motor oil, Ken Block, Augusto Farfus, Adrian Zaugg and Mike Rockenfeller were challenged to drive in the dark through an obstacle course made only of lights and lasers. Cool cars. Cool light show.

In this promo clip from Top Gear Live in Barbados, rally driver Ken Block takes on F1 driver Lewis Hamilton in a race which provides advantages to Ken’s Fiesta in the turns, and Lewis’ AMG in the straights. So who won?

In this promo clip for Castrol Edge motor oil, Hoonigan Ken Block plays a little game of football with FIFA World Cup player Neymar Jr. to see if its easier to score goals with your cleats or with a Ford Fiesta ST RX43.

Behind the wheel of this powerful 2500hp Peterbilt semi is stunt driver Mike Ryan, as he does his best Ken Block impression hooning around between freight containers and evading capture. Ignore the acting. Enjoy the driving.

A fun remake of Ken Block’s Gymkhana Six, driven with an 1/18th scale HPI Micro RS4 racer wrapped in Block’s Ford Fiesta body. Though there a few more consequences to hitting real life Lambos or Segway riders. Buy the car here.

Take another look at Ken Block’s ride through a crazy tight obstacle course from the viewpoint of the numerous GoPro cameras on his car and on the course. There are even shots from the unusual vantage point of under the car’s hood.

For the latest in his blockbuster Gymkhana series, Ken Block partnered up with EA’s Need for Speed: Rivals, burning his 650hp Ford Fiesta ST RX43 through a ridiculous obstacle course. The Segway donuts are totally off the hook.

Driver Ken Box pays tribute to Ken Block’s Gymkhana series, hooning around in a cardboard box strapped to the sides of a Razor Crazy Cart. Damn that thing looks like fun. Makes you want to play Super Mario Kart IRL.

Remember those driving dogs from New Zealand? Apparently they’re really quick learners, if this silly video mashup of that footage with Ken Block’s Gymkhana were to be believed.

Ken Block returns for the latest installment of his mad-hooning video series for DC Shoes. Ken amps up the stunts and difficulty level as he takes to the iconic and punishing streets of San Francisco.

Last year, we shared Ken Block’s Gymkhana Four: Hollywood video. The guys behind the clip have released a new “raw” edit, focused on Block’s skills and less on Hollywood flash. We prefer this cut.

The Switch Riders team can conjure smoke and tire tracks and pull off donuts as easily as Ken Block can. But they also have several unique tricks that not even the gymkhana pioneer can pull off.