Gymkhana

The one that started it all. The video that not only redefined car culture, but transformed car media itself. No CGI or sped up footage to be found - only real driving born from Ken Block's rally driving skills. This is the video that launched an empire, and spawned countless imitators. This is Gymkhana.

Gymkhana TWO: the wildest infomercial in the world. That's a big claim when you're competing with Billy Mays or the ShamWow Guy, but the second installment of the Gymkhana video series brings it. Fire, smashing glass, paintball assault, near-death crash dummy moments, and explosions. Need we say more?

In his never-ending search for unique places around the world to thrash his racecars, Ken Block happened upon one of the world's steepest surviving oval tracks: Autodrome de Linas-Montlhéry. Transitioning from the street car based Subarus from previous Gymkhana films, to his new purpose-built Ford Fiesta rallycross car, Gymkhana THREE took the series to a new level. It also marks the first appearance of Scotto in a Gym film – just look for the tall dude on the Segway.

If Gymkhana TWO was an infomercial, then Gymkhana FOUR is the ultimate Hollywood Megamercial. Ken Block gets free reign to smash through (sometimes literally) the backlot of Universal Studios California, from preserved movie sets to sound stages and emptied out filming pools. Only there aren't any Hollywood style film effects here - just pure, raw hoonage.

Gymkhana FIVE: the pinnacle of hooning through city streets. San Francisco might as well be a tarmac rally stage, between all of its jumps, elevation changes, switchback streets, and naturally occurring obstacles. This one might just be our favorite Gymkhana video of all time.

Gymkhana SIX: a life size glimpse into Ken Block's dream Gymkhana course. A real-life automotive playground/skatepark, with obstacles that would be completely out of place on any other racecourse on the planet: including Segway cops, construction equipment, chopped up shipping containers, Lambos, and more.