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Aston Martin & Red Bull Racing team up #AMRB001 V12. 900bhp. 900kg. 0-62mph in 2s. 200mph.


Aston Martin & Red Bull Racing révéle aujourd’hui une énigmatique hypercar. Les invités ont été accueilli au siège de la firme anglaise, à Gaydon. Hormis cette esquisse teasing sur fond noir, aucune information n’a filtré concernant le style et les caractéristiques de l’auto. L’association entre Aston Martin et le team Red Bull Racing se sont donnés les moyens de leurs objectifs en faisant œuvrer Adrian Newey, le célèbre ingénieur des monoplaces Red-Bull Racing victorieuses en F1, en Formule 1. 14h30, heure FR. 1:30pm from EN. Aston Martin & Red Bull Racing break the Internet with AMRB001. V12. 900bhp. 900kg. 0-62mph in 2s. 200mph.

Design AMRB001

Aston Martin et Red Bull Racing concrétisent leur partenariat dans leur projet d’hypercar avec la présentation du prototype quasi fidèle à la série de ma future AM RB-001. Adrian Newey, l’ingénieur de F1, a apporté son expertise pour le design et l’aérodynamique de cette voiture super exclusive. Le designer d’Aston Martin, Marek Reichman a participé activement au style de cette sportive hybride.

L’hypercar doit à Adrian Newey un soubassement ciselé pour offrir un aérodynamique au top. Fidèle à ses principes, l’ingénieur britannique du team Red Bull Racing a mis au point une suspension avec des technologies innovantes.

Design extérieur AMRB001

Aston Martin - Red Bull Racing - team up - AMRB001 - 2016 - front-face

Aston Martin – Red Bull Racing – team up – AMRB001 – 2016 – front-face

Aston Martin - Red Bull Racing - team up - AMRB001 - 2016 - front side-face

Aston Martin – Red Bull Racing – team up – AMRB001 – 2016 – front side-face

Aston Martin - Red Bull Racing - team up - AMRB001 - 2016 - side wheel

Aston Martin – Red Bull Racing – team up – AMRB001 – 2016 – side wheel

Aston Martin - Red Bull Racing - team up - AMRB001 - 2016 - side-face - F1 RB Racing

Aston Martin – Red Bull Racing – team up – AMRB001 – 2016 – side-face – F1 RB Racing

Aston Martin - Red Bull Racing - team up - AMRB001 - 2016 - rear side-face

Aston Martin – Red Bull Racing – team up – AMRB001 – 2016 – rear side-face

Aston Martin - Red Bull Racing - team up - AMRB001 - 2016 - top rear

Aston Martin – Red Bull Racing – team up – AMRB001 – 2016 – top rear

Aston Martin - Red Bull Racing - team up - AMRB001 - 2016 - rear-face

Aston Martin – Red Bull Racing – team up – AMRB001 – 2016 – rear-face

Moteur AMRB001

L’objectif avec l’AM RB-001 est d’atteindre un rapport poids/puissance sous le 1:1, soit 900bhp. 900kg. Cette hyper-auto est construite en fibre de carbone pour rester en dessous des 1000 kg, avec combinaison hybride composée d’un V12 7.0L by Aston Martin et de moteurs électriques.


English summary

Aston Martin & Red Bull Hypercar LMP1 power

For the past four months it’s been nothing more than an artful sweep across a drawing board, a simple curve signaling both exotic form and the possibility of borderline insane function. Today, though, that vision became drop-dead gorgeous reality as the covers were pulled off the remarkable Aston Martin-Red Bull Racing AM-RB 0001 Hypercar.

Designed to be the ultimate fusion of eye-popping beauty and brutal power, the AM-RB 001 is the brainchild of the legendary Adrian Newey, Marek Reichman, Aston Martin EVP and Chief Creative Officer and David King, VP and Chief Special Operations Officer and together they’ve come up with a world-beating machine the like of which has never been seen before.

While the full technical specification of the world’s newest and most radical hypercar weren’t released at today launch at Aston’s HQ in Gaydon, UK, the team and the car manufacturer teased some details by announcing that the mid-engined beauty will be powered by a naturally aspirated V12 engine and that the car’s F1-inspired carbon fibre construction will give it a power to weight ratio of 1:1, 1 bhp per kilo of weight! In short, the AM-RB 001 is to feature performance levels in line with that of today’s LMP1 Le Mans sports prototypes!

Speaking about the project, Adrian revealed that while he was certain the Team could deliver extreme F1-like pace, it essential that that car also featured GT-like levels of comfort and capability – a task that made Aston Martin the perfect partner.

Aston Martin - Red Bull Racing - team up - AMRB001 - 2016 - rear side-face - F1 preview

Aston Martin – Red Bull Racing – team up – AMRB001 – 2016 – rear side-face – F1 preview

« I’ve long harboured the desire to design a road car. The formation of Red Bull Advanced Technologies brought me a step closer to realising that ambition, but I believed we should work with an automotive manufacturer. Aston Martin was at the top of my list. »


« I’ve always been adamant that the AM-RB 001 should be a true road car that’s also capable of extreme performance on track, and this means it really has to be a car of two characters. That’s the secret we’re trying to put into this car – the technology that allows it to be docile and comfortable, but with immense outright capabilities. » – Adrian Newey, Formula One engineer

Fellow designer Marek Reichman added that the major goal of Aston Martin’s collaboration with Red Bull Racing was to find:

« that magical tipping point where we achieve the most efficient engineering solutions and the most beautiful styling solutions without any compromises ».


« By definition the objectives we’ve set for the car ensure there has never been an Aston Martin – or any car, actually – quite like the AM-RB 001. My personal challenge has been expressing the AM-RB 001’s extraordinary performance and the unique way in which it delivers that performance. Its style reflects its revolutionary nature, while possessing the form and beauty that makes it unmistakably an Aston Martin » - Marek Reichman, designer

« Working at Aston Martin means you get to be a part of some truly special projects, but the AM-RB 001 is a dream – a true once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. Of course it’s a huge engineering challenge, too, but the game-changing objectives of this programme have a uniquely energising effect on everyone involved. » - David King, Aston Martin’s VP and Chief Special Operations Officer

The AM-RB 001 has already captured the imagination of connoisseurs across the world and the customer list for the 99-150 road cars and the even more radical 25 track versions reads like a who’s who of F1 legends, moguls and megastars.

For Christian Horner, the project represents more than the chance to pursue face-melting levels of power:

« Red Bull Racing has always steered an innovative course in our ongoing development of a competitive Formula One car, » he said. « The conception and modus operandi of Red Bull Technologies has been to apply our expertise to truly progressive projects and partnerships. Our relationship with Aston Martin and the realisation of the AM-RB 001 is pioneering and borne of our synergies and desire to break new ground. The AM-RB 001 is the inspirational product of this collaborative spirit. » - Christian Horner, Team Principal Red Bull Racing

« The AM-RB 001 is a truly remarkable project and something of which I’m extremely proud. To have Aston Martin working alongside Adrian Newey, Red Bull Racing and the invaluable assistance of project partner AF Racing AG is an extraordinary creative collaboration. One that unites the very best of road and race car thinking. « As the project gathers pace its clear the end result will be a truly history-making hypercar that sets incredible new benchmarks for packaging, efficiency and performance and an achievement that elevates Aston Martin to the very highest level, » - Aston Martin’s President and CEO Dr Andy Palmer


Full story

5 July 2016, Gaydon, England: Aston Martin and Red Bull Racing are today revealing their ground-breaking hypercar; codenamed AM-RB 001.

The product of a unique Innovation Partnership between the British luxury brand and eminent F1 team, this ambitious, uncompromising and wholly extraordinary collaboration combines the vision and skills of two world-leading brands to create a road car the like of which has never been seen before.

The three men charged with realising this shared vision are Adrian Newey, Red Bull Racing’s Chief Technical Officer and the world’s most successful F1 designer, Marek Reichman, Aston Martin EVP and Chief Creative Officer and David King, VP and Chief Special Operations Officer. Together they spearhead a formidable alliance. One that combines more than a hundred years of specialism – both with heritage, making some of the world’s most beautiful and charismatic GT cars, and with technological brilliance and relentless pursuit of speed and efficiency that has seen Red Bull Racing excel in the ferociously competitive world of Formula One.

Reichman and Newey are working closely on all aspects of the project, striving to ensure the AM-RB 001 is an unprecedented fusion of form and function: a car engineered to be entirely useable and enjoyable as a road car, but with the capability to perform like no road car before it on a race track. For those who crave an even more intensely focused driving experience, a track-only AM-RB 001 is also in development, the projected performance of which is in line with that of today’s LMP1 Le Mans sports prototypes.

Built around a lightweight carbon fibre structure, the AM-RB 001 boasts truly radical aerodynamics for unprecedented levels of downforce in a road-legal car. Thanks to the genius of Newey’s design much of this downforce is generated through underfloor aerodynamics, leaving Reichman free to craft a pure yet breathtaking dramatic form that elegantly expresses both the AM-RB 001’s cutting-edge dynamism and the unmistakable essence of Aston Martin.

Uncompromising in all respects, the AM-RB 001 is a bespoke machine from the tyres up. It will be built by David King and his team at Gaydon, in the purpose-built facility created for Aston Martin’s original hypercar, the One-77. More details of the AM-RB 001‘s technical specification will be revealed in due course, but its heart is a new, mid-mounted, high-revving, naturally aspirated V12 engine with the potency to achieve a 1:1 power-to-weight ratio; 1 bhp per kilo of weight.

To cope with the extreme aerodynamic loadings at high speeds yet deliver the on-road usability and comfort levels that sit at the heart of the concept, the AM-RB 001’s suspension system will feature innovative technology and employ principles honed by Newey over his thirty year career. Likewise, the transmission is a clean-sheet design conceived by Newey and developed by Red Bull Advanced Technologies.

While boundary-pushing performance is clearly of paramount importance, so too is exceptional efficiency and packaging. Newey’s unrivalled knowledge has enabled the AM-RB 001 to be extremely light and compact, yet offer genuine comfort and space for driver and passenger and house a V12 engine.

Adrian Newey, Red Bull Racing’s Chief Technical Officer, says of the AM-RB 001 project:

“I’ve long harboured the desire to design a road car. The formation of Red Bull Advanced Technologies brought me a step closer to realising that ambition, but I believed we should work with an automotive manufacturer. Aston Martin was at the top of my list. The synergy between Red Bull Racing and Aston Martin is clear. I knew Red Bull Racing had the ability to handle the pure performance aspects, but Aston Martin’s experience of making beautiful, fast and comfortable GT cars is of great benefit to the project. I’ve always been adamant that the AM-RB 001 should be a true road car that’s also capable of extreme performance on track, and this means it really has to be a car of two characters. That’s the secret we’re trying to put into this car – the technology that allows it to be docile and comfortable, but with immense outright capabilities”. - Adrian Newey, Red Bull Racing’s Chief Technical Officer

Aston Martin - Red Bull Racing - team up - AMRB001 - 2016 - front side-face - F1 RB Racing

Aston Martin – Red Bull Racing – team up – AMRB001 – 2016 – front side-face – F1 RB Racing

“Working at Aston Martin means you get to be a part of some truly special projects, but the AM-RB 001 is a dream – a true once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. Of course it’s a huge engineering challenge, too, but the game-changing objectives of this programme have a uniquely energising effect on everyone involved. We have world-class people and facilities at Gaydon. We’re all motivated to achieve great things and take Aston Martin to the absolute pinnacle of road car performance” - David King, Aston Martin’s VP and Chief Special Operations Officer

“Working so closely alongside Adrian and an organisation like Red Bull Racing is a fabulous experience. By definition the objectives we’ve set for the car ensures there has never been an Aston Martin – or any car, actually – quite like the AM-RB 001. The shared challenge has been finding that magical tipping point where we achieve the most efficient engineering solutions and the most beautiful styling solutions without any compromises.


My personal challenge has been expressing the AM-RB 001’s extraordinary performance and the unique way in which it delivers that performance. Its style reflects its revolutionary nature, while possessing the form and beauty that makes it unmistakably an Aston Martin”. - Marek Reichman, Aston Martin’s Chief Creative Officer

“The AM-RB 001 is a truly remarkable project and something of which I’m extremely proud. To have Aston Martin working alongside Adrian Newey, Red Bull Racing and the invaluable assistance of project partner AF Racing AG is an extraordinary creative collaboration. One that unites the very best of road and race car thinking. As the project gathers pace its clear the end result will be a truly history-making hypercar that sets incredible new benchmarks for packaging, efficiency and performance and an achievement that elevates Aston Martin to the very highest level”. - Dr Andy Palmer, Aston Martin President and CEO

“Red Bull Racing has always steered an innovative course in our ongoing development of a competitive Formula One car. The conception and modus operandi of Red Bull Technologies has been to apply our expertise to truly progressive projects and partnerships. Our relationship with Aston Martin and the realisation of the AM-RB 001 is pioneering and borne of our synergies and desire to break new ground. The AM-RB 001 is the inspirational product of this collaborative spirit.” - Christian Horner, Team Principal, Red Bull Racing

Continuing the on-going Innovation Partnership, the task of engineering the AM-RB 001 will be shared between Q by Aston Martin Advanced and Red Bull Advanced Technologies, with production taking place at Aston Martin’s Gaydon facility. Total volume will be between 99 and 150 road cars inclusive of all remaining prototypes and 25 track-only versions, with first deliveries commencing in 2018.


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MAJ 15/02/2017

AM-RB 001 technical partners

With design and engineering work on the AM-RB 001 hypercar progressing apace, Aston Martin, Red Bull Advanced Technologies and project partner AF Racing today confirm some of the key technical partners for AM-RB 001.

Working to the exacting brief of both brands, the technical partners have been selected for their unrivalled expertise and willingness to push the performance boundaries. Together with Adrian Newey, Red Bull Racing’s Chief Technical Officer and Aston Martin’s VP and Chief Special Operations Officer, David King and his team, they will embrace the challenges inherent with delivering a car poised to redefine the limits of road car performance.

The heart of every Aston Martin is its engine. Never more so than in the AM-RB 001, which is why it has been entrusted to legendary engine builder, Cosworth. An illustrious name with an impeccable motorsport pedigree, the UK-based company will bring all its Formula One and high performance production engine experience to bear in the design and manufacture of the AM-RB 001’s bespoke, high-revving 6.5-litre naturally aspirated V12 engine.

Mated to AM-RB 001’s all-new engine is a bespoke 7-speed paddle-shift transmission. Designed and manufactured by Ricardo, to Red Bull Advanced Technologies’ specification, the gearbox will be the perfect partner to Cosworth’s V12. Conforming to the radical hypercar’s ethos of minimal mass and maximum efficiency and led by Red Bull Advanced Technologies’ simulation work, Ricardo will deploy intelligent engineering solutions to achieve Newey’s uncompromising goals.

Not content with commissioning the ultimate road-legal internal combustion engine, the AM-RB 001 also boasts a lightweight hybrid battery system supplied by Rimac. Acknowledged as world-leaders in high-performance battery technology, the Croatian-based company has showcased its capabilities with the innovative Concept-One: the world’s first – and fastest – all-electric hypercar.

With lightweight construction paramount the AM-RB 001’s MonoCell is constructed from carbon fibre by world-leading composite experts, Multimatic. A long-standing technology partner on projects such as One-77 and Aston Martin Vulcan, Multimatic will combine its unrivalled manufacturing experience with Red Bull Advanced Technologies’ knowledge gained from the design and build of ultra-competitive, championship-winning Formula One cars.

With a power-to-weight ratio of 1:1 – that’s to say one bhp for every kilogram of kerbweight – the AM-RB 001 requires a braking system that’s more than the equal of its powertrain. Step forward Alcon and Surface Transforms, who together are responsible for supplying the lightweight, high performance brake calipers and carbon discs required to deliver the stopping power.

To guarantee maximum efficiency, performance and dynamic control, electronics expert Bosch has been entrusted with developing bespoke Engine Control Unit (ECU), Traction Control Unit (TCU) and Electronic Stability Programme (ESP) systems for the AM-RB 001, while UK light manufacturer, Wipac, is responsible for the hypercar’s full LED headlamps and tail lamps.

“Much like Formula One, designing, engineering and building a car like the AM-RB 001 is a massive team effort. To achieve great things you need to surround yourself with the best people. Experience, creativity, energy, diligence and perfectionism are absolute must-have qualities in every area of the project. Having great technical partners such as those working with us is both reassuring and motivating. Together we aim to produce an innovative piece of engineering art.”


- Adrian Newey, Red Bull Racing’s Chief Technical Officer

“Making the AM-RB 001 presents huge challenges. It’s a real test of everyone involved, but that’s as it should be, for we’re genuinely raising the bar with this car. That’s what makes the project so special, and why having the right technical partners is so critical. Some of those names we’re working with are long-standing suppliers of Aston Martin, but there are some new names in there, too. Whether forging fresh partnerships or building on existing relationships, the AM-RB 001 project is a shared engineering adventure we’re all relishing.”


David King, VP and Chief Special Operations Officer, Aston Martin

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