AuHavrePro
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My understanding is that the entire point of the program....
Was to develop it without regards to any regulations. You have the Aston Martin Valkyrie, and Valkyrie Pro (which are likewise Newey's 'babies'), so this was 'set in stone' as it is by default.... The heavy centi-millionaires and billionaires who will buy it likely won't make more time for driving it than the occasional track day, in which instance the lack of practical convenience is moot.... It'll be fascinating to witness its progression, just as it was to witness the Valkyrie cars go from concepts to the roads! Cheers, Filip
Having watched the video that car is totally insane
But I really struggle to understand just who is going to buy one at around £5 million and not being road legal or race legal it is just a track day car plus for the highest mode you have to have Michelin there to fit and then remove the tyres. maybe I jus...
My understanding is that the entire point of the program....
Was to develop it without regards to any regulations. You have the Aston Martin Valkyrie, and Valkyrie Pro (which are likewise Newey's 'babies'), so this was 'set in stone' as it is by default.... The heavy centi-millionaires and billionaires who will buy...
Driving on a public road would also be more nuisance than benefit
Unless you love everything around you doing phone videos of your every move 😉 Tracks are most likely the only place where its uniqueness and potential can be enjoyed. Many may never leave an air conditioned garage, though. The Michelin bit reminds somewha...
