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Ken Block’s family is going rallying in the US this season

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Ken Block’s family is going rallying in the US this season | Top Gear

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Ken will compete against his wife Lucy and his 15-year-old daughter Lia for the first time

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Ken Block’s family is going rallying in the US this season

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Ken will compete against his wife Lucy and his 15-year-old daughter Lia for the first time

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Ken will compete against his wife Lucy and his 15-year-old daughter Lia for the first time

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Ken Block’s family is going rallying in the US this season

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Ken Block’s family is going rallying in the US this season

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Ken Block’s family is going rallying in the US this season

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Ken will compete against his wife Lucy and his 15-year-old daughter Lia for the first time

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It would seem that Ken Block is not the only hotshoe in his family, as this season he’s competing against his wife Lucy and his 15-year-old daughter Lia in the American Rally Association Championship.

Ken, Lucy and Lia are all driving for the Hoonigan Racing Division team (of course), with Ken in a 2019 Hyundai i20 WRC car that’s being prepared by French rally team 2C Compétition. Lucy is apparently making the step up to AWD rally for the first time – driving a new M-Sport built Fiesta Rally3.

Lia on the other hand is in the open two-wheel drive class driving a Fiesta R2T, having only competed in one rally before the 2022 season. As you’d expect, she does have a fair bit of experience, though. Despite her age Lia has already competed in wheel-to-wheel UTV racing, kart racing and she even scored a podium in a Nitro Rallycross Championship race. Oh, and she drove her dad’s 1,400bhp AWD Mustang (the brilliantly-named Hoonicorn) for a full series of YouTube races. Not a bad CV already.

At their first race weekend of the season – the ‘Rally in the 100 Acre Wood’ in Salem – Ken finished second overall, with Lia 21st overall and fifth in her class.

Have we got a new racing dynasty on our hands?

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It would seem that Ken Block is not the only hotshoe in his family, as this season he’s competing against his wife Lucy and his 15-year-old daughter Lia in the American Rally Association Championship.

Ken, Lucy and Lia are all driving for the Hoonigan Racing Division team (of course), with Ken in a 2019 Hyundai i20 WRC car that’s being prepared by French rally team 2C Compétition. Lucy is apparently making the step up to AWD rally for the first time – driving a new M-Sport built Fiesta Rally3.

Lia on the other hand is in the open two-wheel drive class driving a Fiesta R2T, having only competed in one rally before the 2022 season. As you’d expect, she does have a fair bit of experience, though. Despite her age Lia has already competed in wheel-to-wheel UTV racing, kart racing and she even scored a podium in a Nitro Rallycross Championship race. Oh, and she drove her dad’s 1,400bhp AWD Mustang (the brilliantly-named Hoonicorn) for a full series of YouTube races. Not a bad CV already.

At their first race weekend of the season – the ‘Rally in the 100 Acre Wood’ in Salem – Ken finished second overall, with Lia 21st overall and fifth in her class.

Have we got a new racing dynasty on our hands?

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Ken will compete against his wife Lucy and his 15-year-old daughter Lia for the first time