Original: $799.99
-65%$799.99
$280.00The Story
1:12 Scale resin model of Hoonipigasus from the quality makers at Spark-Model! This one is Ken Block's rally car at the Pike's Peak Hill Climb from 2022.
The legacy of KB43:
The Porsche SVRSR "Hoonipigasus" was actually supposed to win the legendary hill climb on Pikes Peak in 2022 with drift king and showmaster Ken Block at the wheel. However, an engine failure paralysed the 1,400 hp four-wheel drive 911 of the Hoonigan squad in qualifying. The team competed again in the 2023 edition of Pikes Peak - tragically without Ken, who passed away in January 2023.
In his honor, his 16-year-old daughter Lia Block took the wheel of the pink-coloured monster in 2023. However, she took it easy at the 101st edition of the Pikes Peak race, as she started outside the classification and without being timed. Nevertheless, it was a very moving moment for everyone involved, both for the Hoonigan crew and the Block family. The Pikes Peak route is 19.99 kilometres long and climbs from 2,862 to 4,301 metres above sea level. Ken Block wanted to use the "Hoonipigasus" to break the track record of 7:57.148 minutes set by Romain Dumas in the all-electric Volkswagen ID.R. in 2018.
Description
1:12 Scale resin model of Hoonipigasus from the quality makers at Spark-Model! This one is Ken Block's rally car at the Pike's Peak Hill Climb from 2022.
The legacy of KB43:
The Porsche SVRSR "Hoonipigasus" was actually supposed to win the legendary hill climb on Pikes Peak in 2022 with drift king and showmaster Ken Block at the wheel. However, an engine failure paralysed the 1,400 hp four-wheel drive 911 of the Hoonigan squad in qualifying. The team competed again in the 2023 edition of Pikes Peak - tragically without Ken, who passed away in January 2023.
In his honor, his 16-year-old daughter Lia Block took the wheel of the pink-coloured monster in 2023. However, she took it easy at the 101st edition of the Pikes Peak race, as she started outside the classification and without being timed. Nevertheless, it was a very moving moment for everyone involved, both for the Hoonigan crew and the Block family. The Pikes Peak route is 19.99 kilometres long and climbs from 2,862 to 4,301 metres above sea level. Ken Block wanted to use the "Hoonipigasus" to break the track record of 7:57.148 minutes set by Romain Dumas in the all-electric Volkswagen ID.R. in 2018.
