A HOLLYWOOD A-lister is selling his classic Aston Martin for £120,000. Hollywood actor Orlando Bloom’s eye-catching 1971 DBS V8 was the fastest production four-seater car in the world when

Aston Martin has unleashed a true marvel: the Valkyrie LM. Discover this track-only hypercar, directly derived from their Le Mans racer, with an exclusive production run limited to just 10 units worldwide.

The last time the team won the race overall, in 1959, Carroll Shelby was driving. Now it’s bringing a new car, the futuristic-looking Valkyrie.

Aston Martin CEO and team principal Andy Cowell has opened up on Lance Stroll's condition ahead of his home race in Canada.

With its Valkyrie hypercar on the starting grid, Aston Martin is both optimistic and realistic about the 24 Hours of Le Mans this weekend.

The Valkyrie LM is nearly identical to the race car that will compete for top honors at the 24 Hours of Le Mans this weekend.

Retracing the tyre tracks of the victorious 1959 Aston Martin racing team, we drive the marque’s odds-defying hypercar from Silverstone to Le Mans.

The Valkyrie LM will be a customer-spec version of the company's LMH race car, to be sold in conjunction with a series of exclusive track days.

For the greatest designer in Formula 1 history, Adrian Newey concedes he is "playing catch up" in trying to turn Aston Martin into genuine title contenders for next season. He says that most of his focus over the past three months has been spent on the 2026 car,