Bloc magazine spring 25.

49 Powering the Valkyrie is a state-of-the- art 6.5-litre V12 engine, developed in collaboration with Cosworth. This engine, adapted for racing, retains its road-going roots, yet delivers the high efficiency and durability required for long-distance endurance racing. With over 15,000 kilometres of testing under its belt, the Valkyrie has been finely tuned to handle the rigours of top-level competition. The driver line-up is equally impressive. For the WEC season, British drivers Harry Tincknell and Tom Gamble will share the #007 Valkyrie, while triple FIA GTWorld Champion Marco Sørensen and race winner Alex Riberas will helm the #009. Meanwhile, Ross Gunn and Roman de Angelis, both IMSA champions, will lead Aston Martin's charge in the IMSA GTP class. As the Valkyrie prepares to take on the world’s toughest endurance races, Aston Martin’s return to Le Mans marks a new chapter in its illustrious motorsport history. With a fusion of cutting-edge technology and racing heritage, the Valkyrie is poised to make its mark on the global stage.