After the production Valkyrie made its debut in 2017, it was as a road car – not a racer. Only the following year did Aston release a track-only Valkyrie AMR Pro concept, which hinted at the brand’s ...

Aston Martin Valkyrie Owner Reportedly Suing Automaker Over His Hypercar's Alleged Flaws The car was reportedly so loud that the driver couldn't hear an ambulance even with a recommended headset ...

LEGO Technic Aston Martin Valkyrie gets a "Working" V12. The Lego version of the hypercar incorporates the key features of the original car. The LEGO Group has put together a 707-piece set to ...

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Valkyrie Owner Sues Aston Martin Because $3.5M Hypercar Is ‘Too Dangerous To Drive’ An engine capable of 11,100 rpm is so loud at city speeds, one owner claims it almost caused a deadly accident.

LEGO is back with an excellent LEGO Technic set of the V12-powered Aston Martin Valkyrie that is no more. Following no fewer than 275 units, production came to a grinding halt back in December 2024.

In Podium Green with the Lime Green accents, there’ll be no mistaking the Valkyrie for anything else. There’s more to the Lego Technic Aston than just the satisfaction of building it, too, as ...

You may never race a screaming V12 speed machine around the Circuit de la Sarthe, but for a few million bucks, you can get awfully close in the Aston Martin Valkyrie LM.

Not to sound like an Aston Martin press release but there’s no escaping it: this weekend, the Valkyrie’s debut at Le Mans is a big moment in motoring history.

The actual Valkyrie needs a little introduction. Co-developed by Aston Martin and Red Bull Racing’s Adrian Newey, it combines Formula One technology with road-going usability if that term can be ...

2. Fever’s second-half struggles on the road. Indiana went on the road with a chance to build off its statement win over New York, but it came up short twice.

For over a decade, basketball fans in the Bay Area have flocked to the home of the Golden State Warriors early before tipoff to catch Steph Curry go through his patented pregame routine.