Is the Aston Martin Valkyrie LMH’s lack of a hybrid system a bold move or a fatal flaw?
Sukhmandeep Kaur 03 February 2025 11:05
Motorsport enthusiasts have been debating intensely over why Aston Martin decided to run the Valkyrie LMH without a hybrid system. Unlike other manufacturers taking a hybrid approach to their Le Mans Hypercar entries, Aston Martin is doing things differently. Questions about the competitiveness of the car, its fuel efficiency and even the overall strategy in endurance racing are raised by this choice. Some say that the simplicity of a non hybrid system would lead to greater reliability, whereas others believe it would put the Valkyrie at a big disadvantage, especially in energy management for long races. Based on the success or failure of this approach, this could have far reaching consequences in the future of non hybrid powertrains for top tier motorsport.
Answered by Raj 17 December 2024 05:20
This is a bold move that might work. Fewer things mean less complexity and there are fewer things to go wrong during a 24 hour race. And without hybrid interference, that V12 sound will be glorious.


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