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Our latest YouTube episode of Open Garage takes us up to Park City, Utah, inside the compound of Block House Racing. Surrounded by the iconic Hoonicorn, rallycross trophies, and custom liveries, this space honors Ken Block’s lasting legacy while fueling the next generation of tire-shredding passion with Lucy and Lia Block.
We know you're itching for a teaser of what's to come this weekend, we get it. What we can share is our favorite details from the tour so put down your coffee and let's dive in!
1. A Kitchen with a Skateboarding Twist
The action-sports roots run deep at the compound—even where they eat. In the kitchen, old skateboard decks are repurposed into custom, one-of-a-kind wall tiles. It’s a creative nod to the family’s skateboarding origins, seamlessly blending skate culture directly into the garage's design.
2. The Moment Ken Block "Made It"
While Ken built a global motorsports empire, his wife Lucy knew the exact moment he truly hit the big time: when he got his very own Hot Wheels car. As Lucy recalls telling him, "You made it!" When Ken questioned if a toy car really marked the ultimate milestone, Lucy’s answer was simple: "Well, yeah."
3. A Golden Piece of Ken Block History
You’ll have to watch the video to find out where we found this gold DC shoe—all we’ll say is it was sitting right next to a pair of roller skates. The space is packed with unexpected memorabilia, including the actual gold shoes Ken wore after winning the X Games. As Lia joked: "Because why wouldn’t we have those?"
Tune in this weekend on YouTube to watch the full garage tour!
