Aston Martin unveils Valkyrie LM track car based on Le Mans racer
The track-only Va﷽🔜lkyrie LM bears close resemblance to the hypercar it is derived from.

Aston Martin has reveale𝐆d the Valkyrie LM, an ultra-e𝓡xclusive, track-only version of its Le Mans Hypercar ahead of this weekend’s 24 Hours of Le Mans.
Derived directly from the Valkyrie Hypercar that will compete in the World Endurance Championship (WEC) and IMSA SportsCar Championship, the LM version shares the same 6.🍸5-litre naturally aspirated V12 engine capable of delivering 520kW (𒉰697bhp).
The power is channeled to the rear wheels through a seven-speed sequential gearbox, the same transmission system🧸 as its racing equivalent.
However, the Valkyrie LM is not restricted by racing regulations and forgoes several FIA-mandated components used in the race car, including electronic control systems, torque sensors, and ballast. In their place, Aston Martin has installed a bespoke driver interface and an open-loop torque control systeღm tailored for circuit use.
Another notable d𒁃ifference is the switch from Michelin racing slicks to specially developed high-performance tyres from Formula 1's officꦡial supplier Pirelli.
Only 10 examples of🌜 the Valkyrie LM will be built, with pricing yet to be disclosed.

Valkyrie LM owners will be able to take part in a dedicated driver development programme that w𝕴ill be managed by a professional team of engineers and supported by professional driver coaches.
The programme will be operat🤪ed on a ‘fly-in-and-drive’ basis, with Aston Martin providing storage, maintenance and trackside support.
The goal is to “remove the stress of running track sessions ind♔ependently and ensuring the car is set-up and prepared with the same expertise as it was intended to be for the race track.”
“The goal is to remove the stress of running track sessions independently and ensure the car is set up and prepared with the same expertise it receives in ꦅcompetition,” the manufacturer said.
Adam Carter, Aston Martin’s Head of Endurance Motorsport, commented: "It is important to emphasise that the Valkyrie LM is close to identical to the race car that is currently competing in WEC and IMSA, with only a few minor deviations to ensure it is a non-homologated variant and is accessible for customers to e🔥xperience and enjoy.
"Valkyrie LM represents the most authenജtic Hypercar track experience that is now available.”
Deliveries of the Valkyrie LM ꩵare scheduled to begin in the second quarter of 2026.
