Rally Driver & YouTube Star, Ken Block, Dies in Snowmobile Accident
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| Rally Driver & YouTube Star, Ken Block, Dies in Snowmobile Accident |
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The professional rally driver and YouTube star, Ken Block, died in a snowmobile accident in Wasatch Country, Utah earlier this month. The 55-year-old was riding a snowmobile down a steep slope when it upended. Prior to his successful rally driving and YouTube careers, Mr. Block was a co-founder of sportswear, DC Shoes and Hoonigan Industries with a net worth of $100 million when he passed away. Read the full story here. How can you protect your clients? See below for the insurance solution. Insurance Solution
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