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Hoonipigasus Is Ken Block's Wild New Porsche 911 Race Car

This 1,400-horsepower monster will compete in the Pikes Peak Hill Climb.

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The Hoonipigasus is Ken Block's latest race car.

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He'll be taking it up this year's Pikes Peak International Hill Climb.

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The Hoonipigasus is a heavily modified vintage Porsche 911.

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It has a midmounted twin-turbo flat-six engine with 1,400 horsepower.

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The suspension is height-adjustable and GPS-based.

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It's got an absurd aero package.

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It uses all-wheel drive and a sequential transmission.

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The livery was inspired by the Pink Pig Porsche 917/20.

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This year is the 100th running of the hill climb.

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