Aston Martin has unleashed a true marvel: the Valkyrie LM. Discover this track-only hypercar, directly derived from their Le Mans racer, with an exclusive production run limited to just 10 units ...

Aston Martin has revealed its new Valkyrie LM hypercar, which is derived from its Le Mans Hypercar (LMH) counterpart competing in the world-famous race this weekend. The Valkyrie LM’s 10 owners ...

Aston Martin says you can take this Valkyrie LM and store it how you see fit. The company is also touting its driver development program to let you to do a fly-in-and-drive approach to track time.

The Aston Martin Valkyrie is the only production-based car in the Le Mans Hypercar class. It's been revealed in WEC and IMSA running forms, along with its drivers.

Aston Martin Three Brits—Harry Tincknell, Tom Gamble, and Ross Gunn—will be piloting the green No. 007 Valkyrie in what may be the most British vehicle on the grid.

The Aston Martin Valkyrie was penned by Formula 1 design ace Adrian Newey, uses tech derived from top-tier racing and creates enough downforce to drive upside down on the roof of a tunnel, in ...

The Aston Martins may look, and sound, the part of a fully fledged race car, but this entire concept is proving half-baked. The Valkyrie is the only car in the Hypercar class to be based on a road ...

The Aston Martin Valkyrie will not be ready to race at Daytona, so it makes its IMSA debut at the 12 Hours of Sebring in March. Hopefully, a straight-piped V-12 will howl across the concrete in ...

Aston Martin head of endurance motorsport Adam Carter isn’t exaggerating when he calls the Valkyrie LM “close to identical” to the company’s World Endurance Championship and IMSA Sportscar ...

Aston Martin already completed much of the development in years prior, as the Valkyrie AMR Pro track car launched in 2021 was originally intended to be an LMH race car ready to compete at Le Mans ...