The eagerly anticipated Aston Martin Valkyrie hypercar will make its public debut at Goodwood Festival of Speed 2021. Visitors will be able to see – and hear – Valkyrie take on the famous Hill Climb past Goodwood House, in the ‘Supercar’ batch.
Able to accelerate from 0-60mph in under 2.5 seconds and powered by a 6.5-litre V12 engine producing 1160bhp, Valkyrie will be driven by Aston Martin Cognizant Formula One Team driver Lance Stroll on Saturday.
The all new Vantage F1 Edition will also be seen sprinting up the 1.16-mile course. Based on the Vantage, with increased power and enhanced performance and dressed in the new Satin Aston Martin Racing Green, the Vantage F1 Edition is certain to attract attention.
The V12 Speedster, one of only 88, will be present in the latest DBR1 Designer Specification, which pays homage to the legendary Le Mans winning car.
The Valkyrie will be driven on the Hill Climb by Aston martin Cognizant Formula One team driver Lance Stroll…
The AMR21 F1 race car will also appear at Goodwood Festival of Speed
As a celebration to mark the brands long-anticipated return to Formula One with the Aston Martin Cognizant Formula One team, and only a week ahead of the British Grand Prix at Silverstone, an ‘Aston Martin Moment’ is planned for Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Led by Valkyrie, the Vantage Official Safety Car of Formula 1, DBX Official Medical Car of Formula 1 and Vantage F1 Edition will make their way up the famous Hill Climb along with the brands historic racing heroes, DBR1 and LM7.
LM7 was one of three Aston Martin factory Team Cars built for the 1931 season, making its debut at the Brooklands JCC Double Twelve, followed by Le Mans. The classic car has raced almost continuously since it was built, including in the annual Mille Miglia.
On Saturday, the precession will be joined by the Aston Martin F1 team race car, AMR21 which will be driven by Lance Stroll. The AMR21 will be the only 2021 F1 car to appear at the Goodwood Festival of Speed this year.
Goodwood Festival of Speed runs from July 8t to July 11. It’ll also be screened on ITV and Sky over the weekend.
High-end Hi-Fi outfit Bowers & Wilkins and luxury supercar maker McLaren Automotive have announced a strategic long-term multi-year partnership that sees Bowers & Wilkins become McLaren’s Official Audio Partner. The pair are no strangers. Bowers & Wilkins has been responsible for the development of the high-performance audio systems found in the marque’s supercars and hypercarsContinue Reading
Salon Privé London got off to a spectacular start this week, with record breaking ticket sales and a host of new car launches, previews and unveils. The three day event parked up at the Royal Hospital Chelsea for the first time, and made itself right at home. TLR went along on the opening day, andContinue Reading
Dubbed Italy’s Motor Valley, Emilia Romagna is calling petrol heads and Italophiles to a trio of high profile motor events this spring: Formula 1 this month, MotoGP and Motor Valley Fest in May. The northern Italian region has been long regarded as the Motor Valley due to its contribution to Italy‘s automotive industry. In additionContinue Reading
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The eagerly anticipated Aston Martin Valkyrie hypercar will make its public debut at Goodwood Festival of Speed 2021. Visitors will be able to see – and hear – Valkyrie take on the famous Hill Climb past Goodwood House, in the ‘Supercar’ batch.
Able to accelerate from 0-60mph in under 2.5 seconds and powered by a 6.5-litre V12 engine producing 1160bhp, Valkyrie will be driven by Aston Martin Cognizant Formula One Team driver Lance Stroll on Saturday.
The all new Vantage F1 Edition will also be seen sprinting up the 1.16-mile course. Based on the Vantage, with increased power and enhanced performance and dressed in the new Satin Aston Martin Racing Green, the Vantage F1 Edition is certain to attract attention.
The V12 Speedster, one of only 88, will be present in the latest DBR1 Designer Specification, which pays homage to the legendary Le Mans winning car.
As a celebration to mark the brands long-anticipated return to Formula One with the Aston Martin Cognizant Formula One team, and only a week ahead of the British Grand Prix at Silverstone, an ‘Aston Martin Moment’ is planned for Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Led by Valkyrie, the Vantage Official Safety Car of Formula 1, DBX Official Medical Car of Formula 1 and Vantage F1 Edition will make their way up the famous Hill Climb along with the brands historic racing heroes, DBR1 and LM7.
LM7 was one of three Aston Martin factory Team Cars built for the 1931 season, making its debut at the Brooklands JCC Double Twelve, followed by Le Mans. The classic car has raced almost continuously since it was built, including in the annual Mille Miglia.
On Saturday, the precession will be joined by the Aston Martin F1 team race car, AMR21 which will be driven by Lance Stroll. The AMR21 will be the only 2021 F1 car to appear at the Goodwood Festival of Speed this year.
Goodwood Festival of Speed runs from July 8t to July 11. It’ll also be screened on ITV and Sky over the weekend.
New partnership with McLaren supercars puts Bowers & Wilkins audio in the driving seat
High-end Hi-Fi outfit Bowers & Wilkins and luxury supercar maker McLaren Automotive have announced a strategic long-term multi-year partnership that sees Bowers & Wilkins become McLaren’s Official Audio Partner. The pair are no strangers. Bowers & Wilkins has been responsible for the development of the high-performance audio systems found in the marque’s supercars and hypercarsContinue Reading
Salon Privé London: Luxury car launches, classic cars and fine dining a winning recipe
Salon Privé London got off to a spectacular start this week, with record breaking ticket sales and a host of new car launches, previews and unveils. The three day event parked up at the Royal Hospital Chelsea for the first time, and made itself right at home. TLR went along on the opening day, andContinue Reading
From F1 to Motor Valley Fest, why now is the best time to visit Italy if you’re a motor fan
Dubbed Italy’s Motor Valley, Emilia Romagna is calling petrol heads and Italophiles to a trio of high profile motor events this spring: Formula 1 this month, MotoGP and Motor Valley Fest in May. The northern Italian region has been long regarded as the Motor Valley due to its contribution to Italy‘s automotive industry. In additionContinue Reading
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