While Lia's run won't be timed, it will still be a tribute to her father, who was tragically killed in a plane crash last year. Ken Block was a legend in the world of motorsports, known for his incredible skill behind the wheel and his fearless approach to racing. In 2020, he tackled Pikes Peak in a custom-built 911 dubbed the "Hoonipigasus", a car that boasted a mind-boggling 914 horsepower and was capable of hitting 180 miles per hour.

Lia's run up the mountain won't be quite as fast or dramatic as her father's, but it will still be an impressive feat. She'll be driving a 1,400-horsepower Porsche 911 Turbo S, a car that's been modified by the team at Hoonigan to make it even more powerful and capable than the stock model. The car features a host of upgrades, including a custom exhaust system, upgraded suspension, and high-performance brakes.

Despite her youth, Lia is no stranger to the world of motorsports. She's been racing competitively since she was just eight years old, and has already racked up an impressive list of accomplishments. In addition to competing in a variety of racing series, she's also worked as a stunt driver for movies and TV shows, including the Fast and Furious franchise.

For Lia, the upcoming run up Pikes Peak is about more than just racing or setting records. It's a chance to honor her father and his legacy, and to continue the journey that he started last year in the Hoonipigasus. She'll be accompanied on the climb by her mother, Lucy Block, who will be driving a Porsche 718 Cayman GT4 Clubsport.