♔ ‘You don’t buy a Valkyrie LM to go faster. You buy it because therapy wasn’t working.’
Ten cars. One howling V12. Zero hybrids.
The Aston Martin Valkyrie LM isn’t road-legal — it’s track royalty.
It was hand-built for Le Mans-grade lunacy without any of that FIA nonsense.
No ballast, no driver aids—just 697 horsepower, carbon brakes, and enough grip to pop your fillings.
All ten are sold, of course.
But if you’re curious what £6m of adrenaline looks like, read on.
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2023: After more than a decade away from top-tier endurance racing, Aston Martin announces its comeback via the Valkyrie LM — a Le Mans-spec marvel built for the private few.
2024: Powered by a naturally aspirated Cosworth 6.5L V12 — no hybrid, no nonsense — delivering 697hp through a sequential 7-speed gearbox. One does not simply ‘drive’ this.
2025: Lightweight carbon-fibre chassis, double-wishbone suspension, Pirelli slicks, carbon brakes — it pulls 3.5g in corners and may remove your eyebrows under braking.
2026: Owners get full factory support, coaching, simulator sessions, and VIP F1 weekends — plus an invite to Gaydon for a finale worthy of billionaires.
2027–2028: With just ten made, the Valkyrie LM becomes less car and more myth. It is a grand prix fantasy in carbon weave and pure, analogue fury.
♔ ‘Zero hybrid tech, just a V12 that howls like it’s being chased through the Alps by Beelzebub himself.’
