by Aston Martin Introduces the Valkyrie LM – an Exclusive Track Car
Following the recent presentation of Porsche’s 963 race car, Aston Martin has unveiled the production version of its flagship track car. The Valkyrie LM is an even more extreme version of the model that will compete at Le Mans. The manufacturer plans to release only 10 units for selected clients.
This model surpasses even the previous Valkyrie AMR Pro in terms of technology. It has inherited the aggressive aerodynamics of the racing prototype. Although exact downforce figures are not disclosed, the car can withstand up to 3.5g in corners and 2.5g under braking.
Technical Features
Despite the absence of racing regulation restrictions, the V12 engine is limited to 697 hp, which is less than the road version. However, the weight is only 1030 kg, ensuring impressive dynamic performance. The top speed is 338 km/h. The transmission is a seven-speed, with rear-wheel drive.
Engineers removed the electronic systems required for competition and added a larger fuel tank. The interior is executed in a single-seat cockpit format with a carbon seat and steering wheel, reminiscent of a Formula 1 car.
“The Valkyrie LM is a unique opportunity to become part of the most exclusive club of Aston Martin owners,” said the company’s CEO, Adrian Hallmark.
The first deliveries to customers are planned for 2026. The price of the car remains a secret, but it is clear that it is designed for true collectors and motorsport enthusiasts.
Valkyrie LM owners will receive a special training program, including instruction at the Silverstone circuit and access to other Formula 1-level racetracks. This is not just a car, but an entire experience that brings private owners closer to the sensations of professional racers.
