Name: Ken Block Interview 2010 X Games 16 - Monster Ford Fiesta Rally Car - GT Channel
Uploaded: 2020-04-24T20:31:28.903625+00:00
Duration: 74 s
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http://gtchannel for more X Games rally videos.  Ken Block, Monster World Rally Team Fiesta, learns to be as quick as possible with his powerful new 2010 Ford Fiesta.  Ken Block switched from Subaru to Ford for a high-profile effort on the World Rally Championship under the Monster World Rally Team moniker. He is showing the potential for speed but has had predictably mixed results, with plenty of crashes. The three-time Rally Car Racing medalist at X Games, he earned global fame due to his incredible promotional efforts, including Gymkhana Practice (2008) and Gymkhana II: the Infomercial (2009) (he has just finished filming Gymkhana III and it's set for release soon), a heart-thumping driving spot for the 2009 opening episode of UK's Top Gear TV show;  a snowy demo with other DC snow athletes for his Mtn. Lab DVD series (2007); and a 171-foot jump for an episode of Stunt Junkies (2006). A flat-out fast rally driver, he takes plenty of risks and has paid for it in his results.

<p><a href="http://gtchannel" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">http://gtchannel</a> for more X Games rally videos.  Ken Block, Monster World Rally Team Fiesta, learns to be as quick as possible with his powerful new 2010 Ford Fiesta.  Ken Block switched from Subaru to Ford for a high-profile effort on the World Rally Championship under the Monster World Rally Team moniker. He is showing the potential for speed but has had predictably mixed results, with plenty of crashes. The three-time Rally Car Racing medalist at X Games, he earned global fame due to his incredible promotional efforts, including Gymkhana Practice (2008) and Gymkhana II: the Infomercial (2009) (he has just finished filming Gymkhana III and it's set for release soon), a heart-thumping driving spot for the 2009 opening episode of UK's Top Gear TV show;  a snowy demo with other DC snow athletes for his Mtn. Lab DVD series (2007); and a 171-foot jump for an episode of Stunt Junkies (2006). A flat-out fast rally driver, he takes plenty of risks and has paid for it in his results.</p>

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