#gymkhana

Any number of people might require safety cones for work, play, or ensuring the public’s safety. Whether you’re marking off a gymkhana course, directing traffic, or need to indicate where the delivery van bearing the Royal Warrant is to park, there’s a safety cone perfect for the job.

Ken Block is going compete in a number of stage rally races with his Ford Escort Cosworth restomod racecar in 2018. 

In what might be one of the best automaker holiday traditions, Ford Europe has released Snowkhana 5, an annual stop-motion video that riffs off the popularity of Ken Block’s Gymkhana series.

Ken Block is taking his Gymkhana series to a whole new level.

Ford is going to offer a more comprehensive look at Gymkhana Nine thanks to virtual reality (VR) and 360-degree cameras. 

Believe it or not, Ken Block has never done a Gymkhana video with a rear-wheel drive vehicle.

Volkswagen wants to have a little bit of its own Gymkhana fun.

Some way, some how, Ken Block and his Gymkhana videos continue to push the edge of automotive entertainment.

GoPro has released its own version of Ken Block’s Gymkhana 6 video, offering different views of Block’s shenanigans.

ESPN and Hoonigan Racing announced this week that the Gymkhana GRID racing series will join the X Games.

Shaping and sculpting sheet metal into something both beautiful and functional is an intensive undertaking that automakers spend thousands of hours and millions of dollars on. And to bring these cars justice, photographers and videographers spend hundreds of hours capturing just the right angle, and finding that one magical location.

It’s been several months since Ken Block’s Gymkhana Five was unleashed onto the Internet, and now the team at DC Shoes has decided to give fans a behind-the-scenes look into the making of the stunk flick.

Anyone familiar with Ken Block and his Gymkhana videos knows just how well he can smoke a set of tires and AutoGuide had the chance during this year’s SEMA Show to go along for a ride.