Subaru and Hoonigan are at it again, shredding tires and sending card nerds like us into a frenzy.Yes, the latest of the Gymkhana film franchise has just been released, titled “Aussie Shred.”As can be ...

Boardroom connects with Brian Scott and Travis Pastrana to learn how they came together to deliver the penultimate video in the legendary series. When the late Ken Block and Brian Scotto first launche ...

Behind the wheel of his 670-horsepower Subaru Brataroo, Pastrana pulls off some of the craziest Gymkhana stunts we've ever ...

The action sports star takes the new Subaru Brat-inspired race car to Australia for big slides, bigger jumps, and a finale to his Gymkhana series.

Travis Pastrana is back with another dose of fantastic stunt driving and a high-revving rally car disguised as a stunt vehicle in the latest Gymkhana film.

Hoonigan and Subaru Motorsports USA have premiered the latest entry in the internet-breaking Gymkhana film franchise, "Aussie Shred." Set Down ...

The Gymkhana series launched rally legend Ken Block to international stardom back in 2008, blending razor-sharp driving with cinematic flair. Seventeen years on, the series returns with a new ...

We’ve been looking forward to the next Hoonigan gymkhana video ever since we laid eyes on the “Brataroo” at SEMA 2025. Now we can finally see what the turbocharged, 670-hp Subaru ute is capable of ...

For the past few years, the hoons over at Hoonigan have filmed drag racing comparison videos that illustrate the differences in performance between two cars in real time. Some of those videos were, ...

Hoonigan. Subaru. Vermont SportsCar. Three great tastes that, when mixed properly, go incredibly well together. VSC has been building rally cars for Ken Block and Travis Pastrana since time immemorial ...

Hoonigan's finances have hit the skids but the company is determined to stay in operation. Hoonigan said it has entered into a restructuring agreement with a majority of its creditors, via which it ...

Despite decades of racing video games with noteworthy vehicles, probably the best-known four-wheeled virtual machine is the Warthog from first-person shooter series “Halo.” It’s been a staple since ...