Aston Martin’s off Insane Valkyrie AMR Pro V12 Powered Hyypercar Makes Its Dynamic Debut in Bahrain

Aston Martin’s off Insane Valkyrie AMR Pro V12 Powered Hyypercar Makes Its Dynamic Debut in Bahrain

  • Aston Martin’s ultimate no-rules hypercar delivers track performance approaching that of a Formula 1 car
  • Valkyrie AMR Pro’s 6,5-litre naturally aspirated V12 engine provided an aural thrill for the F1 fans ahead of the Bahrain Grand Prix
  • Dirk Müller took the wheel of the Valkyrie AMR Pro for its global dynamic debut in Bahrain and declared it “unbelievable”

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Last weekend’s season-opening Gulf Air Bahrain Formula 1 Grand Prix provided the perfect opportunity for British ultra-luxury car manufacturer, Aston Martin, to show off its most extreme car yet.

Aston Martin Valkyrie AMR Pro is one of the world’s most astonishing track-only cars, engineered to explore the extremes of performance, unconstrained by road or racing regulations.

Aston Martin show off Valkyrie its V12 engine at Bahrain GP circuit
Power comes from a naturally aspirated V12 engine, developing 745kW, revving to 11 000 r/min. Image: Newspress
Source: UGC

This radical evolution of the already game-changing Valkyrie is the ultimate expression of performance, with a naturally aspirated V12 engine, developing 745kW, revving to 11 000 r/min, this extreme masterpiece of performance engineering provides the most exhilarating track driving experience imaginable, Newspress reports.

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Together with an aerodynamic efficiency that exceeds Le Mans Hypercar regulations, the Valkyrie AMR Pro provides track performance approaching that of the Formula 1 cars the battled for the chequered flag in Bahrain, Evo reports..

Dirk Müller, development driver, says:

“That was unbelievable. I know everyone says that about cars all the time but seriously, this car is something else. It’s closer to an F1 car in terms of performance than anything else I have ever driven. The power, the handling, the grip, everything is perfect.”
Aston Martin show off Valkyrie its V12 engine at Bahrain GP circuit
The Valkyrie AMR Pro provides track performance approaching that of the Formula 1 cars the battled for the chequered flag in Bahrain. Image: Newspress
Source: UGC

The Valkyrie AMR Pro completed two runs during the Grand Prix weekend, ahead of Saturday’s Qualifying session and on Sunday morning before the big race. It has been many years since Formula 1 cars were powered by V12 engines so the Cosworth-built 6,5-litre powerplant in the Valkyire AMR Pro provided a special aural treat for the fans.

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Just 40 Valkyrie AMR Pro will be produced, and the first deliveries have commenced.

Aston Martin show off Valkyrie its V12 engine at Bahrain GP circuit
Just 40 Aston Martin Valkyrie AMR Pro will be produced, and the first deliveries have commenced. Image: Newspress
Source: UGC

Alpine’s A4810 is a futuristic hydrogen-powered 2 seater supercar designed by students set to debut in 2035

28 Masters's students studying Transportation Design at the Istituto Europeo di Design (IED) Design School in Turin presented their own take on the concept of sportiness with the ‘A4810 Project by IED’: a hydrogen-powered, two-seater supercar based on a brief from the Alpine design team, Briefly News reports.

The A4810 is a car that embraces next-generation technologies while also championing the traditional characteristics of the Alpine brand founded in 1955.

A model that is not only technologically advanced but also environmentally friendly, the A4810 provides a glimpse into future supercars. In incorporating hydrogen power supply, it means that they developed a full-fledged concept that is almost ready to take to the roads of a much more sustainable future, one without emissions.

Source: Briefly News

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