Hoonigan Ken Block Gives Keys to 1,400-HP Ford Mustang to His 14-year Old Daughter

Hoonigan Ken Block Gives Keys to 1,400-HP Ford Mustang to His 14-year Old Daughter

After gaining over 47 million views in its inaugural season, the widely popular YouTube series, Hoonicorn vs. The World has returned with a second season, with a twist. Instead of Hoonigan founder Ken Block piloting his 1,400 horsepower custom Ford Mustang, the Hoonicorn, his 14-year old daughter Lia is in the driver's seat.

Lia's not just any 14-year old. She's already been put through the paces, taking lessons on how to do donuts and drift figure eights from some of her racing role models. It was all part of a rigorous training regimen to prepare her for the role, despite being years away from legally obtaining a driver's license.

"I think my earliest memory with any vehicle was when my dad got me [a] little electric Mustang when I was six," Lia told Newsweek. "I just remember loving that thing. I would drive it all around and drive it in our garage."