The Aston Martin Valkyrie (also known by its code-names as AM-RB 001 and Nebula) is a limited production hybrid sports car collaboratively built by British automobile manufacturers Aston Martin, Red Bull Racing Advanced Technologies and several others. Continuing the technology partnership with Red Bull Advanced Technologies (RBAT), the Valkyrie AMR Pro is a car of unprecedented potency and mind-blowing capabilities. It uses a unique version of the Valkyrie chassis which is 380mm longer in wheelbase and 96mm wider in track at the front; 115mm at the rear.
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What's New for 2022? An entirely new vehicle, the Valkyrie joins the Aston Martin lineup for the 2022 model year. It takes its name from ancient Norse mythology, the valkyries being the spirits. Radical aerodynamics The striking aerodynamic exterior and open underfloor maximise downforce and harness the atmosphere around Valkyrie. All-carbon fibre bodywork carries Aston Martin's trademark upper grille outline before flowing into a radical body shape that is utterly honed for performance. Track performance on the streets Aston Martin's Valkyrie is a long-awaited hypercar, as is the AMR Pro track version, which has been in the works since at least 2016. The AMR Pro will not be a hybrid, Aston has. Even though the bulk of the street Valkyrie's hybrid system is tossed out for the AMR Pro, there's still a small electric motor hanging off the crank that's used for torque-fill between.
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The Valkyrie AMR Pro is what it is partly because its race version, which was intended to campaign at the 24 Hours of Le Mans in the Le Mans Hypercar class, is officially paused. That means it. The Valkyrie AMR Pro uses a modified Valkyrie chassis with a 15-inch longer wheelbase, 3.7-inch wider front track, and 4.5-inch wider rear track. The track-only Aston Martin Valkyrie AMR Pro costs $4.3 million—and all 40 are already sold. Aston promises the performance of the Pro to match that of an LMP1 race car. Our four-lap ride. The AMR Pro is longer, wider, and lighter than the standard Valkyrie, with the hybrid-electric drivetrain removed and 1,000 horses' worth of V12 power and 546 pounds-feet of peak torque on.
Aston Martin Valkyrie AMR Pro makes world debut at Geneva Show
Ahead of lights out at the Formula 1 season-opener, Valkyrie AMR Pro made its dynamic debut around the Bahrain International Circuit, demonstrating the full. As a result, the Valkyrie AMR Pro will receive the full power of a Cosworth V-12 expected to make 1000 horsepower at a shocking 11,000 RPM. That increases performance well beyond what the LMH.
5 Like so much of the Valkyrie programme, the original intentions have been muddied by the practicalities of actually delivering cars. So this really is a stillborn racing car that should have. The Valkyrie AMR-Pro is rather light (2,200 lbs) and is on another level, and is actually painfully fast and nimble. The car's designer, Adrian Newley, explained how the carbon tub was designed to keep everything as tight and compact as possible. He stated that the carbon tub is actually the structure of the car, and that it has been designed.
Aston Martin Valkyrie AMR Pro makes dynamic debut at F1 Bahrain Grand Prix
The Valkyrie AMR Pro is a track-only version of the Valkyrie road car, which is being built in a run of 150 coupes plus an additional 85 roadsters. However, the AMR Pro is a very different. This is the Aston Martin Valkyrie AMR Pro! Join me for the ride of my life in the ultimate track hypercar, with Andy Priaulx at the wheel during Hypercar Inv.
