Ken Block Teaches His 13-Year-Old Daughter To Do Donuts... in the Gymkhana Ford Escort!
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- čas přidán 13. 05. 2020
- It’s pretty crazy how fast things are changing day to day here in Utah. One week ago my family and I built a mini-Gymkhana GRiD practice course inside my Hoonigan Racing workshop ( • Gymkhana Grid: Stay At... ), and this week my daughter Lia and I are at an actual race track with an entire paddock to ourselves.
With my ’78 Ford Escort Mk2 RS in tow, and an eager 13-year-old showing more interest in the finer art of HOONING, I thought that this would be the perfect opportunity to take advantage of the limited re-opening of UMC (Utah Motorsports Campus) for a day of GYM-Class, teaching Lia proper technique for doing donuts!
And even though the RWD Gymkhana Escort may be one of the “easier” cars in my fleet to drive - she quickly learns that it’s not as easy as it looks - and you’ll have to watch the full episode to see how she does on her first time out!
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Leah at 13: Drifting with Ken Block
Me at 13: Closing the fridge slowly to see when the light turns off.
Hhahaahaha!
Me too! Lol
Dwl that's facts 😂😂😂😂
Me at 13 trying to open the microwave before the timer stops
Lmfao asf 😂😂😭🛀🏌️🏃🏃🏃😭😂
I wonder if she realizes how many people would actually kill to have a driving lesson with her dad.
You just have to think: Ken's daughter is unique, not any 13 year old girl would do that
I would kill to be with my dad for 5 minutes just me and him
@@douglasburnsed9507 R.I.P
Douglas Burnsed same Bro
@@douglasburnsed9507 wish i had a dad
A) This is parenting done right. Explain, encourage, let them struggle, encourage some more, celebrate the near victories, celebrate the big victories, remind them of progress.
B) I think the world will miss Ken Block.
RIP dude.
I just hope she’s okay and has some peace of mind and really good memories of her father. When I heard the news this was the first video I thought of. This video just puts the biggest smile on my face. Don’t worry Ken, after watching this and seeing the spark in her eye, I can promise you that your legacy will live on. RIP
She knows her dad went on his own terms. She will likely carry the Hoonigan torch now in her dad's honor.
@@MrHurricaneFloyd probably still devastated though
She raced at cleetus mcfarlands race event yesterday and cleetus did a huge 300 drone tribute for her dad at the end of the race , it’s on CZcams and a beautiful emotional tribute. Seeing her get out there and actually racing in an event shows such strength and her determination in taking on the Hoonigan brand,..I’m SO happy for her that she and Ken have been driving together and getting her into the Hoonigan drag races etc since 13 years old. Ken apparently gave her the Hoonicorn and that’s why she’s been driving it in the this verses that “ episodes. She’ll take it on and over and I believe this will be SO good for her in staying close to her dad in spirit . I think she’s going to be a legendaryWRC driver, she’s already KILLING it in the rally events she’s done . They live up the canyon from me and man they’re in our prayers and Lens so massively missed . I know people posting comments like yours really help them. Rest in peace Ken, love you Lea! 💜
License Exam in a few years:
- Young lady, did you not see that cone?
- Want to see it closer?
;)
😎
Haha! I just started a channel of my own. I take trucks up into the bush and break em. Hoping to make some people laugh.
Oh man, can you imagine the poor examination guys face when dad walks her in for the test!! The fear would be real!
@@KegRaider The exam guy probably doesn't know who Ken Block IS. That's whey he is a driving instructor. :-)
Wish my dad was proud when I tried stunts like that. Had to pay for the tires. And the garden fence.
👍👏👏👏😆😆😆🤣🤣🤣
What car?
Same here bro.
😹😹😹
😂😂😂😂tf
Favorite part about KB was he didn’t sideline or abandon his family chasing his dreams. They were part of his dreams clearly and he shared his world with them. Epic father
Imagine she gets a boyfriend and he offers to teach her how to drive stick. She's just like " hold my purse "
i mean shes gonna have the car before her boyfriend does
I don't think she's gonna have a problem with people not knowing who her dad is.
@@retard1643 SHE ALREADY HAVE IT
@@gileee If some asshole gets to mess with her OR her car, there's a high possibility of this happen: Ken will bring the whole Hoonigan squad, beat his ass in front of the whole school, tie him up to the hood of the Hoonicorn and give him a ride of hell. That guy will NEVER want to get close to her or even a car again.
@@andresnieto37 ok relax bro that would never happen
First day of driver’s ed
Lia: “Yeah, my dad, Ken Block maybe you heard of him, taught me how to drive”
Driver’s ed teacher: “Nope, I’m out”
i think sometimes she had a driving class just for a formality 😅
driving teacher : "nice driving , where you learned it?"
"my dad"
"who is he?"
"block"
"who is block?"
"KEN BLOCK"
*driving teacher : i'm not supposed to be here*
This comment is on point.
This made me laugh 🤣
@Pira Pira Well i don't think so....with normal driving you don't go searching for apexes in a corner 😂
Spot on! I literally laughed as soon as I read your comment. If I were the guy testing her I'd be like let er rip tater chip! Woohoo
Not once did he raise his voice or belittle her just 100% support, what an awesome father you are Ken
Easy to do when someone else is paying for the clutch, transmission and tires. My father and everyone else's here would fucking hang me like a pig if I overclutched and/or stalled like that. We don't got sponsorships in real life you see.
Peter D I bet you ken would have the same attitude if he paid for everything
Actually I never liked the guys but after this video I now have great respect for him. Not for his driving skills but for his father skills. Amazing work!
Imho, it heavily depends on the "hobby". When you're get used doing hard stuff that costs tons of money and effort to practice only, not talking about repairs and upgrades - well, it teaches you a lot. Being humble, being focused, grind this thing everyday really hard, understand how things work and what processes are going on... and if you're beginner, you wait until spare parts come up when you mess up your gear, count your money and days until next purchase, etc.
And when you are decades in this, and even managed to earn some fame and money doing your thing on top of that - welp, you're sure thing know shit about it. You know how hard it can be, and how much sweat and tears are left behind to get here. You sure will be easy on someone new, taking first steps, and will try to support him/her/them, knowing that he/she/they really gonna need that support, especially in the begining.
I was this comments 200th like!!!
To me this is the best tribute to Ken. Thanks to be what you have been and will be remember to be, a great humain being.
Lia: "That was so fun"
Also Lia: *Straight faced the whole time Ken was doing donuts*
Well, it's not that easy to shotgun ride while the dirver's doing a donut😂
It's sketchier than actually being on the driver’s seat.
She's studying what her dad is doing, if you look at her and what she's looking at, learning through sight and feel. Very aware young lady.
some guy in the future: try to impress her with a hand brake turn
Lia: turns up 10 minutes later with the hoonicorn
I'll be dead if that happens to me
If Ken would let her drive the hoonicorn
Hahahahahaha
"you call THAT a handbrake turn? I could do better than that at 13"
I do feel bad for anyone trying to impress her in the future with car stuff. "ummm do you know who my Dad is and you bring me this weak ass driving?!"
I had to come back to this one after hearing that Ken died. Watching him burn rubber inspired me as a hot rodder, but watching him spend time with his daughter, teaching her how to drive (not just drive but really drive) inspired me to be the same kind of father for my kids.
Ken was larger than life, his legacy is immense & he will be missed.
Much respect.
Da kommen mir die Tränen wenn ich dran denke dass die zwei nie mehr solche Momente zusammen erleben können. 😥 RIP Ken
"What did you guys do for quarantine"
"Oh, my dad taught me to shred tires"
couple of sets of tires ;) most probably
UNDERRRATED AF
@@BK-mv2mk no u
I’m sure everyone would expect it since ken is her dad.
That 13 year old is living every man's childhood dream😂😂
Childhood dream? Shiiiit, more like current dream as well
Was that only your Childhood dream?😂
you mean every 26 year old that's about to have a mid life crisis
I’d say a lifetime dream.
And adult dreams!
What a sweet father/Daughter moment for Ken and Lia. RIP Ken.
L.B: "Hi, I'm Lia Block coming for my driver license test"
98% of the clerks call lunch break, one fainted and doesn't needs immediate assistance, only the trainee clerk is left behind.
Clerk: "Miss, the helmet won't be necessary and there's noone willing to assist you, can you just stand at the corner for your DL picture... Thank you... NEXT!!"
Ken Block is teaching his kid to Hoon, my Dad measured tires before and after I drove the car to make sure I wasn't Hooning.
different strokes for different folks
My dad won't even let me drive his car.
rough
I got caught every time 😂
My dad compared the miles to how much gas i used to see if i was driving it normally or just flooring it all the time 😂 Imaging her coming home with the car and checks the tires and says see how much rubber is still on those things? This is unacceptable. I should be seeing metal instead of rubber 🤣
Every other 13 year old girl doing donuts in the passenger seat:
ear piercing screach
Lia: straight faced, mad focused watching dads technique
I love it!
Cars make people cooler
Change My Mind
Hell, me, a 37 year old man who's done drift school: ear piercing screech!
when you grow up around something that can be scary for other people, it can seem normal to you. I'd say shes used to it by now
RIP Ken. Absolute legend. The gymkahana videos were an awakening for me. Will never forget them.
The more I watch Ken with Lia the sadder I get but the more excited to see what she does in the future. I think she is going to really make her dad proud. Ken was a really cool guy
Imagine when she goes back to school and tells everyone "I learned to drive, shift and drift better than your parents"
😂😂
Better than anybody in the school
Than you peasants
@@WhyAreYouUpset that sounds better... take that prius driving boomers
Good Lord, She already shifts better than I do and I've been driving stick since I was 17... 24 years later...
Other kids in class:my dad is an important business man
Lia Block: laughs in high rpm roaring engines
Immagine a girl in a class with the voice of a 2.3 ecoboost
So today in show and tell my dads goons drif the school car park
@@brbonesporco2050 well she is 13, were you expecting a top fuel drag car at max rpm instead?
It melted my heart when he pulled the E brake for her to keep her in the slide.
It''s so awesome that they shared this little moment with everyone. I just fear Ken's fans might give Lia some hell sized racing boots to fill, but Lia... just remember forget about everyone of us and have fun like dad did and like how you did with dad. Make your own life how you want it to be, it is your life to begin with. Stay strong, stay happy!
Her test at the DMV when she turns 16 oughta be interesting.
When she parrel parks by hand braking into the spot. Lol
When she shows up in the Hoonicorn?? With racing gloves and a spare helmet for the teacher?
Pulls up in a 1500 hp Hoonicorn with a golden handbrake
Gonna be like the time Jeff Gordon went to go buy a car for that Pepsi Prank.. LMAO
Exactly what I was thinking! I can see it now, the instructor freaking out while she's doing donuts! haha
Father and daughter should shred together for a video, two separate cars
@Taimoor Ali Mujahid as well as about any other car related channel.
That would be super lit
Gymakanha 11 idea?!
Obviously, she needs more practice and experience first. But when she's ready, *ABSOLUTELY!*
Ken in hoonicorn and lia in escort
She going to become an insanely skilled driver. learns fast!
Lia, I'm so glad that you have this moment in your life with your dad and so many others recorded and produced in such high quality. You will be able to look back on these videos with a smile and a tear in the future. I am so sorry for you and your family's loss. We are all grieving with you.
190 dislikes, that's 190 people who dislike the fact they are not Ken Block's daughter
Haters gunna hate. I'd do alot to have a chance to drive Ken's car.
@@daddyslittlegirl1976 i will never understand why people dislike certain videos. some of the most wholesome, family first, happy videos have dislikes, and i want to slap those people
Or that they're not Ken Block
this is a great comment haha
God damn right Darren Liggett
Only thirteen years and already better than 95% of the worlds population of drivers. Well done to both of you.
Dont agree
I’m 10x better and I’m only 15, I’m linking corners in a bone stock Holden vt commodore
95% is a little much!!
That golden spoon is crammed up there far
Can you lick there bums any more ? 🤣
The look of proudness on Ken's face when she nailed it around the cone was golden! Well done Lia 3 days into learning clutch
What an amazing father he was.. I am hoping that Lia can get back on her feet to continue her incredible journey in the industry. Much Love for the block family
One of the coolest parts was when Ken was showing her how to do it, she was watching his hands and feet. That's a good rally student.
I noticed that too! She wasnt distracted by what was out the window... Just feet and gauges!
She was able to put his instructions straight to the controls too. Very impressive.
She’s a natural, love how ken wasn’t getting upset about her messing up just keeps pushing her todo better exactly how parenting should be
A natural doesn't need someone to teach them. It's a very overused word.
@@smurfvolvo i think guide is the word we are looking for.
Salute ken! Great father... But im confius want to take my daughter in my profession... 😂😂😂..
Not a motorsports but electrical engineering😂😂😂..
I hope only my son can run my business, if my destiny stop any moment... But he still 2year old... Olders all a lovely girl, they want to focus their targets be a doctor, teacher and a event managment... Last hope is my son 2 years old, i think he could be like ken😂😂😂.. Always want a bike, electricity car... None towards to my business😂😂... It okay, that their life... Mybe should sell my company, for their dream... Im also grow up and have ambition and dream in motorsport, but cant afford it.. Because of family status, poor and always got condemnation from neighbours, friend and sometime my teacher... But now i relize they push me to suscessful in electrical company... No hard felling, and im still help them even they make me like a rubbish... It a past, im not loke them.. And I'm not going to do like them to me... Thanks for bullying me, this suscess because of they... And always help person like me... And once you give them money or anything else.. You will get the reward from something never expect, believe me.. When you are truth with poor live and you think you need help.. But if you spend your money or other stuff to help people, Your income will increase without knowing from where you got the opportunity or eroperty even a huhe money..... Try it, i guareenty you all will fell like im do, But must do with its simplicity.... Should try it..
@@someyoungguy6990 you might be looking for it but I'm not.
@Unintended Consequences no a natural needs no help, end of story.
The man could drive, but his obvious love of spending time with his daughter is what made him great to me. RIP
Rip to this legend. He inspires me to have similar moments with my own daughter in the future. 🙏
Just imagine having Ken Block as your dad.
Would be awesome xD
"My Dad's cooler than your Dad!"
"No he's not!"
"My dad's Ken Block"
Well........crap.
@@MrDaChicken "my dad has a GTR"
Sorry but I had to, I recently saw that video again😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Dat would be sooo much fun, but I can’t say anything because my dad is a rally driver and drifter.
My dad has diabetes
By the time she's 23 she'll be a world champion rally driver. Calling it
Yup
I know we all excited bout it.. Let's make safety and injuries a must avoid rule.. For her future time..
I'd say more like 18 and she'll give her dad a good run for his money lol
She's gonna be featured in a DiRT game
While doing brain surgery or something comparable in tech :) Something for balance and using those nice grades.
holding back tears every video.... I can only imagine how his family feels right now. That is an amazing father right there... Rest in paradise.
her at 13 :drifting a car me at 14 right now: Trying to drift in forza and failing
I feel like Ken had more fun seeing her learn than driving himself.
agreed, it's one thing to flip the cars around but teaching someone a new skill, and giving his daughter a fun experience, good times.
Im sure it gives him a good memory and comparison to when he was learning himself.
Thats so sweet hehe 😅👍
ikr, it’s so wholesome
I feel the same thing when I learn a new person how to drive manual! It's so much fun when they don't stall for the first time !
The family that drifts together stays together
How amazing that Lea has these BEAUTIFUL moments and so much time with him on film!! This footage is gold and means so much! I’m SO stoked to teach my 15 year old and my 5 year old baby daughter. Being a dad of daughters is the greatest experience and happiness I could possibly imagine l
So cool to watch Ken and Lia these are the best memories and legacy any family man can ask for . Thanks to the family for sharing these special moments ❤️
I've never wanted to be a 13 year old girl before today
but even if you were your dad doesnt scoot tires nor will let you even sit in the front seat
100th like of your comment
I've never wanted to be your similarly aged sister before today.
@@robertbrooks1575 creep
@@robertbrooks1575 hahaha 😆
I feel like the world needs a junior Hoonigan league.
the jun hoons
Can I join, 14 and already know how to drive stick
I was driving stick at 10 because I worked with my dad on a farm, then I just ended up teaching myself, so I was driving trucks, cars, dump trucks, and 18 wheelers
your truly correct the world needs a junior hoonigan league
i feel like we need to get rid of the social media Scourge, and get our lives back so we can do this our selves!
Ugh, this breaks my heart. He was a master at his craft. Condolences to his friends and family.
RIP Ken
Lia, follow your dreams, your father is still guiding you.
Father daughter moments like these are priceless. These memories will last forever, and can never be bought. Way to go dad!
Lia: 1st time drifting and she doesnt brakes anything
Hert: +5 years drifting and he still breaks the twerkstallion in many drift events
elgabiAE86 she kept the hood on +10 point for her
Yeah totally the same thing right 🤦♂️😂
That's a tough tarmac rally car not kuki cutter thrown together rx7 🤣
Ken : okay we are in the open, so you can gas as much as you want...
Ohh Lord all mighty ! How i wish to be Ken son, right there.. ok dad hold on & watch me.. i will floor it & spin it until we run out of gas or the wheels roll on rims ! ;0)
It's bc hert is broke inside
She's hooked, her tyre allowance is gonna be off the charts
Sponsors … she will be swimming in sponsors by the end of the year, if she keeps improving like that. 😁
@Fiffel Tomte I don't think it was confidence. Just nerves. Ken block is her dad, imagine having to live up to that name. It's alot of pressure on a 13 year old that only learnt to drive a stick shift 3 days prior. She done extremely well.
Sponsor = energy drink
That clip of her breaking her arm... ouch
@Fiffel Tomte I can't speak for her, but I know I would be the same in that situation. I absolutely love driving, nothing entertains me as much as empty backroads and open highways, but my enthusiasm is almost not visible. I often get told "you don't seem exited" or "is that really what you want to do, you don't seem to enjoy it", but I just am not extremely verbal about it. Especially if you shove a camera in my face, while I'm concentrating.
Such a good teacher with nerves out of steel and so friendly. I guess he was the happiest to teach lea. Such an gentle dad! Much love from the swiss alps
You do know Ken Block passed away 3 days ago, right?
Ken is such a proud dad! Lia is a great student too, it's funny seeing how serious and focused she is watching ken do donuts, most people would be freaking out but shes just watching every control input like a hawk, you can see her learning - she's gonna be a mad driver in a few years time!!
Nothin' so sweet as a dad teachin' his daughter to smoke the tires on his drift car :-)
crusTodd yep
For me its a 91' 4runner with 97 go turbo diesel
Still slinging donuts tho :)
Takes me back to a 91 mustang, locking the gate behind us at a lake landing...'twas much like rally driving in Ireland (poles/trees EVERYWHERE; NO room for error)
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I’m literally 17 and my mom doesn’t even trust me to cross the street
That’s not a mom. That’s a Karen who refuses to let’s their kids grow up(jk)
@@TriggerVR657 I don't know exatly the case but it's probably the case.
Thats being over protective
I've been a fan of Ken for years, and have seen a ton of his videos, but I *NEVER* saw this one until today. This is easily my favorite.
Everyone dies, but not everyone truly lives. Ken squeezed the juice out of life everyday. Rest in peace.
"MORE GAS MORE GAS"
Best Dad Ever.
When she starts dating, she's gonna pick her date up. And at the end of the date, she's gonna see if she can make them cry to determine if they're worth a second date.
Hahaha truee
Puke bags in the door son....
Can I be her first date?....
Ken: Don't worry theres nothing to hit! That's why we're out here! You can go as fast as you can :)
The guy filiming next to the cone: O.o
(15:02)
I’ve never been so proud of someone I’ve never met.
Only father to ever tell his daughter to go back to being aggressive while driving
don’t forget she’s only 13. he’s telling her to drive aggressively while under the legal age to even get a learner’s permit.
@@GodzUnit01 don't forget they're in a controlled environment, she's been driving competitively for years, and her dad also have control of the handbrake. 🤷🏿♂️
My gf's dad in LA always tells my gf that when she is driving. She's 22 tho haha.
@@GodzUnit01 bro it's not a problem when your father is *THE* Ken Block
She is so blessed to have videos like this with her father. In the years to come she will have them to remember time with her dad. I lost my daughter when she was about Lia’s age here. 7 years later my memories of her are faded and fuzzy. I would kill to have content like this to visit.
It is also a blessing he started training his Block House heir at such a young age. She’s winning everything so clearly he did a good job and she ready and up for the task even when called to it sadly way too early.
I think we just witnessed the future of Hoonigan racing. I'm impressed!
Bluenose_Pilot I’m impressed the kids got a natural feel for the car
The ultimate father daughter drifting goal: tandems
Luka McKenzie with Ken in the hoonicorn and her In the Hoonifox if it gets built
Rip man. So sad watching this but I’m glad he got to show his daughter cool stuff like this 😢
Wow... I'm 24 right now.
I still remember that day well. I was 17 and it was my first time with stick shift. Dad took me to an open ground where I learnt to drive, braking, emergency braking (without ABS), parallel parking, those 8 figure courses.
I drove 2 days and on the third he told me to drive outside the city to a village and in a busy street (I had my learner's license). And that's it.
I mean, the ground was sandy with rocks and stuff, it was Tata Indigo 1.2 L Diesel Car and not a Monster rally car from 1980s, we weren't doing drifting or donuts, but still I feel nostalgic. Love you, Dad.
I'll be driving with him next week for this exam I'm taking some 400 kms from my city.
Anyways, thanks for this video. Made my day...
ken block seems like a cool dad, not cos he's just teaching his daughter how to drift or donut but he's such a great supportive teacher.
yeah, the kind of dad to be supportive in anything his kids do.
If my dad randomly took me out to do fucking donuts in a 400 horsepower ford escort I’d be pumped af
I love how when he says “teach my daughter how to drive manual” what he really means is clutch drops and hand brake slides.
Yeah, this skipped right over all of the "Now carefully release the clutch, that's the pedal on your far left there, finding the correct spot where it just barely starts to catch" stuff
She's gonna be teaching the DMV instructor in a few years
Being 12 and driving a stick 2008 ford mustang and a 2012 audi tt i can say she has talent because ive been driving stick for abt 4 years and in the fields its hard so good job lia
I heard that Ken’s kids were born with a driver’s license
Don’t need one at a track
Yup
Lmao.. Now that's funny !
@@haydenholcomb2490 not a normal one but you do need some form of license
Lmao!
Imagine the driver's ED instructor giving the test her lol....Whos your dad?....Ken Block...oh heres your license haha
That's kinda like how my uncle got his truck licence. He was what one may call a 'wild' youngster who has issues with some of the local traffic police (back then regular 'Police' didn't deal with traffic but there was a parallel 'Traffic Police' enforcement body. My grandfather had a large sheep station and my uncle would drive the stock trucks, with trailers, into town for sale, and one of the local traffic cops would pull him in regularely and give the truck a thorough going over to try and ticket my uncle. After a couple of years of this my uncle turned 18 and went in to get his heavy licence and for the practical road test he got the same officer - who took one look at him and said something along the lines of 'You b*****d, I never thought of checking your licence - well, I guess you can drive, here's your licence'.
When I got mine, there were a bunch of us from work going through - I'd driven a truck once on the road (often in the yard while working on them, though) and never with a trailer and I had to, literally, drive round the block while the officer filled the pass form out. For some of the 'special' licences, it was driving a cable layer from where it was parked, across the yard, and back into the park spot again.
Easiest licences I ever got!
@@gordowg1wg145 loll..sure
@@jhondiick4202 NZ in the fifies for him, seventies for me - to quote L.P. Hartley, “The past is a foreign country; they do things differently there.”.
Imagine going for your driver's test and your instructor just says: who's your daddy?
@@gordowg1wg145 yeah NZ genuinely was like that, I know of a few similar examples. Definitely nothing like that here these days though, PC gone mad here now
Ken I will miss you, you are such an inspiration Rest in peace Legend. My thoughts and prayers goes to the family 🙏🏻
Came on CZcams to watch Gymkhana and stumbled on this video, which is so poignant. Very emotional. As a father myself as well. Better to have loved and lost than never loved at all.
Admit it, we all want ken to adopt us.
I want him to teach us how too drift around that cone like that too.
Whahah, you were reading my mind
i want those toys lol
i mean i got quads but god damn ken is like here ya go drive my 600hp car :) LOL
She's learning donuts on a car with a transmission that is more expensive than my entire car. Never take it for granted Lia, your life is awesome.
you have a car tho.....
@@J.A.J.R And I don't take it for granted. Just saying, how many 13 year-olds even touch something that expensive, let alone drive it.
@@redlion145 Also shes in a reliable car, if I try to do that on my Fiat 600 I would explode an axle lol
@@Toxic2T The escort's axle indeed exploded in the most recent video lol, you called it.
@@Toxic2T yeah you broke that car hard.! 😂
Amazing display of father hood and the way he teach is daugther is amazing,What a great dad.
Never new you where this much fun, and i love how great you are in teaching her how to drive💙
I can’t be the only one who flinched when her arm broke, right?
where!?
@@joshpierce6782 4:04
that was so fuckin brutal
She seems pretty badass for a 13 year old.
Right!!!
Man, for only 3 days of driving of stick, she's already beating Hert😂
#shotsfired
JK, love you Hert.
with a yet healed broken arm man ftw
HAHA beat me too it
Gavin Fuentes its not rly that hard tho lol
@@valo4306 ikr you could learn stick in less than a week even if you're not a block
Crop Duster haahah yessir
One of my favorite videos of them together. All the best Lia, glad you had such a great relationship with him.
Thank you for sharing this! Incredible Father - Daughter experience! I loved it!!!
"gas, gas gas" - my father never told me that - it was always just "release the clutch slower, then you don't need the gas"
thas soo funny
Imagine getting to be taught to do donuts by ken block, but with the added bonus of being so comfortable with him as a person...cause he's your dad. Lucky girl, great dad, awesome video.
Couldn't have said it better myself 👍
Also bright future.
Best Dad ever! RIP KB. Condolences to Lia and the rest of the family. So sad. Sorry for your loss
I was her same age when my dad taught me how to drive a clutch in his 78 jeep cj7 then upgraded to his 79 GTO. One of the funnest memories I have with my dad. It's cool to see how proud he is of her. Way to go girl!
13 years old and she has a friendly, confident look in her eye. Reckon you're a good Dad, Ken. You haven't screwed it up.
what a compliment 😂😂😂
Yet
I noticed the same...she was very focused when he was driving...not scared. Just focused on analyzing his example.
His daughter probably just did more hooning than i will ever do in my life
Facts
So true boss hahahaha
The truth hurts....😣😔😩
I wish I had a father that teach me how to drive, thankfully I had an uncle that teach me on a rusty shit box for my 10th birthday, a 76 Corolla, he died of Covid last week and this brough the feelings back...
God damn.....
This makes me wanna build a race car so when my daughter turns 13 I can teach her to do things like this…. RIP Ken block your such a inspiration
I dont even know her, and I was so proud of her. Being a dad myself, I can imagine how proud Ken has to be!
She’s gonna be the type to make her husband a stay at home dad while she’s a pro drifter I didn’t expect to nearly hit 900 likes
Wouldn't be so bad. If my girl was we could tandem. What a dream
She's a top yeah
Or she and her parter would be a drift couple with no kids hahahahaha
Feel_the_Beat if you have more kids you need family cars. If it's just you and her/him/them, you can both get a sweet jdm coupe each and not have to worry.
I’m your 666 like
That was a beautiful father/daughter moment! Ken Block was America's favorite dad, and his daughter Lia is a natural racecar driver! Awesome video 🤘 16:48
It’s a great feeling to be able to share moments like that with our children. It funny how we want our children to be different then us, but one day they ask you to teach them something that your very good at and they run with it!
Great job! Ken just let her go and with your guidance,and wife’s she will reach the stars. Your team is awesome not just talking about your race team. Great job
Next on motortrend:
"Lia Block pulling up to prom drifting a ferrari powered limo."
Why
@@jgriffith1424 because
Gary wit 2 t's Leybo Next on motortrend: Give us money, we’re broke so we’re gonna take another free CZcams series and make it cost money.
That is awesome! What an amazing experience for both of you.
Heresy, she'd obviously pull up in a hoonigan modded ford gt mk40. I dont think Ken would let her drive anything ferrari powered.
So this is what it’s like when your father never goes out for cigarettes.
🤣
Im 43 and i guess my dad is still waiting in line
I felt this
So true...as someone in the same shoes this is awesome to watch!! Those are memories neither will ever forget He’s having just as much fun passing on his knowledge as she is learning
Stan Mondzelewski pfft he was on his way home and forgot the milk
That feeling when you first get it, you can see the joy on her face at 13:52, it's all chasing that feeling and getting better after that point. Easiest age to do it, you learn faster and you've no bad habits to un-learn. Cool video, thanks for sharing