Aston Martin has confirmed that 40 units of the track-only crazy Valkyrie AMR Pro, which uses the Le Mans Hypercar platform and will take us to another level, will be produced by the end of the year.https://youtu.be/35cXXcOYLrI
The Valkyrie AMR Pro is a totally insane innovation, built to showcase what’s possible without hindering engineers and freeing them from road or racing regulations. Aston Martin says it has used the platform for its Le Mans 24 Hours hypercar race car and is just a “stepping stone”, but it goes beyond the limits of racing regulations to take performance to a whole new level.
The Valkyrie comes as the culmination of work between Aston Martin, Red Bull’s chief technology officer, Adrian Newey , and engineering partner Multimac, and is being offered as a very exclusive model on the track.
The 2022 version of the Valkyrie AMR Pro from the brand is powered by a modified version of the V12 engine with a capacity of 6.5 liters, which works at 11,000 rpm, and produces more than 746 kW, and produces a power of 1,000 horsepower, less than the power of the engine of the previous version, which produced a power of more than 1,100 A thousand horses.
The team was able to reduce the car’s weight on the road using the Le Mans Valkyrie platform and by eliminating the battery-electric hybrid system, as well as the extensive use of carbon fiber to build the bodywork and even build the suspended wishbones.
The wheelbase is 380 mm longer than the standard Valkyrie chassis, with 96 mm of additional track at the front, and 115 mm at the rear, as well as enhancing the model’s airflow capabilities to deliver the best performance possible at full speed, introducing a radical new aerodynamic package that creates double the The downforce of the upcoming model.
Aston says these changes have increased its maximum lateral acceleration over 3g, and result in a car that not only rivals Le Mans racers, but also Formula 1 performance cars. More details will be revealed later in the year, Aston says. On the other hand, Aston confirmed that it hopes to complete a full lap of Le Mans in 3:20, and reach the end of the circuit just three seconds after the fastest lap ever recorded during the race at the famous circuit.
Aston Martin has yet to announce which versions of the Valkyrie AMR Pro will be available for sale, and its official cost, and while we’re not exactly sure how much the Valkyrie AMR Pro will cost, we can guess that ownership of this crazy car won’t come cheap . Customers will receive dedicated racetrack opportunities hosted by Aston Martin in FIA circuits around the world, with guidance on how not to be neglected by the Aston Martin coaching team.
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