Ken Block’s ever-popular short-video series, now featuring his rally-prepped Ford Focus, has a new entry. The ninth Gymkhana video has Block performing his usual four-wheeled antics around a warehouse, even involving a train and a Ford F-150 product-placement. Check it out.
Ken Block is back with his latest Gymkhana video. The eighth installment is extra special for us as this time the course is set in our very own Dubai, UAE. Loads of tyre smoking action, huge drifts, and of course, the video won’t be complete without featuring the famous Dubai Police supercar fleet. Have a look and enjoy.
Audi recently released a video showing off the latest A7 doing some heavy off-roading on the dunes somewhere in Dubai.
Dubai Police recently released a video showing some of their supercar and luxury car fleet. Some of the cars shown in the clip include Ferrari FF, Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG, McLaren 12C, BMW 6-Series, Bentley Continental GT, Brabus G63 and the Bugatti Veyron.
Everybody keeps asking us what’s the best offroader. And we generally dodge this question, because it really depends more on skill than any specific 4×4 model. Even crossovers can go offroad, as we have proven before. But if you are brave enough, you can even take an all-wheel-drive turbo hatchback on the big dunes. Here is a 353 hp Mercedes-Benz A 45 AMG on the sand, not just casually strolling, but properly dune-bashing as if it were an offroad buggy.
We’ve all seen it. It’s a dummy sitting in a car with slow-motion cameras mounted around it, hurtling towards a barrier at a respectable speed. That’s crash-testing in a nutshell. However, it turns out it is not just that when it comes to protecting your lives by rating car safety.
Ken Block is back with yet another edition of his Gymkhana series, featuring his ridiculously-sharp stunt driving with a Ford Fiesta rally car. This time, he goes back to basics with a small obstacle course, in what seems to be a tie-in with a new Need For Speed video game.
You may have heard of Jon Stewart? He’s that TV guy who offers a comical angle to current news events. You may also have heard about Russia’s obsession with dashboard-mounted video cameras to defend against insurance scammers and corrupt cops. Well, here’s a segment he did on Russian dash-cam videos, back when that meteorite fell over the former Soviet Union earlier this year. It certainly woke us up this morning.
So what happens when two Ferrari F50s play tug-of-war? One great video, of course!
Someone decided to do some rallying with a Lamborghini Gallardo. On dirt. On video.