In 2017, Aston Martin unveiled its very own road-legal track car, the Valkyrie. Spin the clock forward eight years, and the brand is now gearing up to enter a race-spec version into the World ...

There are several “firsts” that the Aston Martin Valkyrie brings to IMSA and to Saturday’s Mobil 1 Twelve Hours of Sebring ...

The Aston Martin Valkyrie hypercar makes its competitive debut at the Mobil 1 Twelve Hours of Sebring, marking a significant ...

Aston Martin’s Valkyrie hypercar is set to make its highly anticipated North American racing debut this weekend at the Mobil ...

IMSA officials have already docked the Valkyrie by nearly 15 horsepower in the new Balance of Performance released after ...

Aston Martin's Valkyrie LMH race car impressed ... Though the engine used is the same as the road-going Valkyrie, it has been modified to meet WEC regulations, running at lower revs with a leaner ...

Aston Martin has revealed its Valkyrie hypercar which is ... The only competitor that is derived from a road-legal hypercar, the Valkyrie is the first racing car built to the FIA's 'Hypercar' ...

Aston Martin is coming back ... is particularly proud of the fact that the Valkyrie hypercar is the only car competing that is based on a road-legal car. “To be returning to the fight for ...

Unlike most racecars based on road cars, Aston Martin will have to de-tune its Valkyrie pretty significantly in order to prepare it for competition at Le Mans Aston Martin initially announced ...