On Wednesday, the Hoonigan staff launched a video to YouTube discussing what’s subsequent after the lack of co-founder and automotive icon Ken Block.

Hoonigan co-founder and Block’s enterprise accomplice Brian Scotto stated the staff was supposed to start out the 12 months by touring to Australia to movie a down below model of their video collection “This vs. That.”

The journey was cancelled after Block died in a snowmobile accident on Jan. 2.

Over the previous couple of weeks, Scotto stated, the Hoonigan staff mentioned the mission’s future, and concluded that it was time to vary its course.

Consequently, a brand new YouTube present set to happen on Wednesdays can be like “hanging out to replace you on the dumb stuff we’re doing,” Hoonigan Hertech Eugene Jr. stated.

The brand new present’s vibe can be just like an older present from Hoonigan referred to as “Each day Transmission,” which pale away because the staff advanced.

One other present, “Tangents,” is not going to proceed.

Ron Zaras famous after taking a step again the staff desires to return to its roots—loopy, dumb stuff—whereas nonetheless producing “This vs. That” and different fashionable reveals. 

“Builds” will come again, however not loopy builds that folks can’t produce of their storage. Hoonigan’s mission automotive channel will return as properly.

Block’s household will proceed with different tasks. Since Block’s dying, they’ve based the 43 Institute—devoted to “creating paths of alternative for the exceptionally pushed”—and revealed a makeshift web site that indicated updates would come quickly. The web site has not been up to date and the Hoonigan crew made no point out of this basis of their video other than splashing the 43i.org web site URL throughout the opening.

On Wednesday, DirtFish Rally College introduced Block’s daughter, Lia, and spouse, Lucy, will compete in the remainder of this 12 months’s Inexperienced APU American Rally Affiliation collection. Block gained the 100 Acre Wooden Rally seven occasions, and the Block identify will return to compete once more in March. The duo plan to enter the remaining ARA rounds, in response to staff supervisor Derek Dauncey. Block’s co-driver, Alex Gelsomino, will co-drive for Lucy this 12 months within the remaining ARA rounds. Gelsomino was a founding member of the staff in 2010.

This text was initially revealed by Motor Authority, an editorial accomplice of ClassicCars.com.