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Get ready: Ken Block’s Gymhana Ten is here

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Get ready: Ken Block’s Gymhana Ten is here | Top Gear

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Five cars, five locations and infinite tyre budget: Ken Block is back with style

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Get ready: Ken Block’s Gymhana Ten is here

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Five cars, five locations and infinite tyre budget: Ken Block is back with style

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Get ready: Ken Block’s Gymhana Ten is here

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Five cars, five locations and infinite tyre budget: Ken Block is back with style

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Get ready: Ken Block’s Gymhana Ten is here

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Get ready: Ken Block’s Gymhana Ten is here

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Five cars, five locations and infinite tyre budget: Ken Block is back with style

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“Please Hoon Responsibly” begs the disclaimer at the top of Gymkhana Ten. Right before Ken Block’s latest tyre-wrecking, laptop speaker-slaying, extravaganza spends almost nineteen minutes assaulting your senses. And not just on one airfield, or in one city, this time. Oh no. Gymkhana has gone global.

For its tenth outing, the YouTube car ballet phenomenon covers five locations, from snowy Sweden via Mexico to downtown LA, there’s five times the rev limiter action, five times the drifts, the jumps, and yes, the jump-drifts.

Alongside familiar Blockmobiles like the Mustang-inspired Hoonicorn and the delightfully Nineties Ford Escort Cosworth, Gymkhana 10 brings us the first outing for the Hoonitruck, a retro Ford F-150 powered, by the sounds of it, by the world’s most furious hive of bees playing Guitar Hero. In fact, it borrows the bi-turbo V6 race engine from the Ford GT, delimited and unleashed for beyond 900bhp. Would you expect anything else?

There’s also cameos of teenagers being hooligans (okay, 16-year old Oliver Solberg being a rallycross prodigy), some male semi-nudity, a car misbehaving with no tyres, dawdling farm equipment getting a deserved humiliation and all the gratuitous, delicious slow-mo footage you could hope for. See the video for yourself. It’s like watching The Fast & The Furious 1-8, mashed into a quarter-hour hyper-montage.

Warning: do not attempt to repeat. Or to watch if you’re allergic to the smell of vapourised rubber...

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“Please Hoon Responsibly” begs the disclaimer at the top of Gymkhana Ten. Right before Ken Block’s latest tyre-wrecking, laptop speaker-slaying, extravaganza spends almost nineteen minutes assaulting your senses. And not just on one airfield, or in one city, this time. Oh no. Gymkhana has gone global.

For its tenth outing, the YouTube car ballet phenomenon covers five locations, from snowy Sweden via Mexico to downtown LA, there’s five times the rev limiter action, five times the drifts, the jumps, and yes, the jump-drifts.

Alongside familiar Blockmobiles like the Mustang-inspired Hoonicorn and the delightfully Nineties Ford Escort Cosworth, Gymkhana 10 brings us the first outing for the Hoonitruck, a retro Ford F-150 powered, by the sounds of it, by the world’s most furious hive of bees playing Guitar Hero. In fact, it borrows the bi-turbo V6 race engine from the Ford GT, delimited and unleashed for beyond 900bhp. Would you expect anything else?

There’s also cameos of teenagers being hooligans (okay, 16-year old Oliver Solberg being a rallycross prodigy), some male semi-nudity, a car misbehaving with no tyres, dawdling farm equipment getting a deserved humiliation and all the gratuitous, delicious slow-mo footage you could hope for. See the video for yourself. It’s like watching The Fast & The Furious 1-8, mashed into a quarter-hour hyper-montage.

Warning: do not attempt to repeat. Or to watch if you’re allergic to the smell of vapourised rubber...

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