Since Aston Martin has been installing its own team in Formula 1 since 2021, the collaboration between the British car brand and Red Bull Racing has ended. Even so, the two teams continue to work together on another project: building the ultimate hypercar, better known as the Valkyrie Project.
“Following the announcement that Aston Martin’s title partnership with Red Bull Racing will end at the end of the 2020 Formula One season, Red Bull Advanced Technologies will continue to work with Aston Martin on the Valkyrie project,” said Red Bull Racing in a press release .
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150 hypercars
The two teams will work together to build and bring the ultimate hypercar to market. “Red Bull Advanced Technologies and Aston Martin entered into an innovation partnership in 2016 to develop the Aston Martin Valkyrie hypercar, which made its first running demonstration at last year’s British Grand Prix,” said Red Bull.
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The team also gives a glimpse into the details of the Valkyrie that they ultimately want to sell. Red Bull says: “The development of the two-seater mid-engine Valkyrie remains a key project for Red Bull Advanced Technologies, as the first batch of 150 road vehicles will be delivered to customers at the end of the year. “
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