Aston Martin Valkyrie is on track!

Unveiling a new and exciting chapter in the automotive world, Aston Martin reveals its return to the racing sector with its “Valkyrie hypercar”. The car is special as it is inspired by a road-legal car. Aston Martin is a worldwide famous British brand known for its high-performance stunning and luxury cars. 

Launched in 1913 by Lionel Martin and Robert Bamford, the brand strategically blends the latest technology and craftsmanship to create luxurious, top-of-the-line cars such as the Vantage, DB12, Vanquish, and DBX707. 

The brand will participate in the FIA World Endurance Championship (WEC) and the US-based IMSA WeatherTech Sportscar Championship in the US. It will make its attention-seeking arrival at the Qatar 1812 km on 28th February. Car racing lovers are going crazy about this debut!

 

Features of Valkyrie

  • Powered by a Cosworth-built 6.5 Liter V12 Engine that generates over 1000bhp.
  • Tested extensively and has covered over 15,000km.
  • The enhanced and advanced power unit makes it strong against the challenges of long-distance competition. 
  • Power limit of 500kW (680bhp).
  • Mandatory 18-inch Michelin Pilot Sport tyres.

 

The rising gems like Harry Tincknell, Tom Gamble, Marco Sørensen, and Alex Riberas are selected by Aston Martin. 2024 IMSA GTD Pro championship contender Ross Gunn and 2022 GTD class champion Roman De Angelis will compete in the IMSA championship.

 

“This is a very big and proud moment for our brand. We’re excited to return back to the leading racing platform and hit the milestone of victory at the 24 hours of Le Mans. As the only hypercar designed for the road to challenge at the top of sports car racing in WEC and IMSA, Valkyrie showcases our enduring sporting values and ambitions.” – Adrian Hallmark, CEO of Aston Martin Lagonda.

 

Valkyrie is not just a hypercar, it is a masterpiece defining high performance and innovation in automotive history. Formulated with F1® technology, Valkyrie is designed for high-end racing and making a difference in the racing world”. Adam Carter, Aston Martin’s Head of Endurance Motorsport 

 

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