One of the brains behind the design of the Valkyrie is Adrian Newey, a true wizard of F1 Aerodynamics. His ingenuity is clearly evident in the styling of the extreme hypercar; one that's said to be able to generate almost 4,000 lb of downforce. via Aston martin. That is enough for the car to drive upside down in theory. Honestly, it is. In 50 years from now, people will still consider Valkyrie the wildest ride from Aston Martin’s past and maybe from the entire motoring history. Aston has always been a fairly conservative company, producing gorgeous cars yet never really pushing the envelope. The original Fiat 500 was a cracker. Small, great looking and just a few tweaks away from going very fast. Now worth a fortune; it was a stroke of genius and a great success. The PistonHeads 500 Aston Martin Valkyrie's 6.5-liter V-12 While the Valkyrie V-12 doesn't have boost, it does have two other important factors in making power: high-revving capability, and large displacement.
Aston Martin ditched the base Valkyrie's hybrid system to save weight, as well as using Perspex for the windscreen and side windows, carbon fiber suspension bits, and, well, just more carbon
Deliveries of the Aston Martin Valkyrie AMR Pro - the track-only version of the V12 powered hypercar that the company promises offers an equivalent level of performance to a top-flight race car
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