Today is the end of an era at Cosworth. For the past few years, the iconic English engine manufacturer has built not one but two high-strung V12 hypercar engines for two different multi-million dollar machines.

O riginally codenamed Nebula (an acronym for Newey, Red Bull, and Aston Martin) and later internally dubbed AM-RB 001, Aston Martin announced the Valkyrie hypercar in March 2017.

With testing almost concluded and the driver lineup confirmed, here’s how the Valkyrie’s first year in racing looks

Three years on from Aston Martin building its first customer Valkyrie, the automaker has confirmed that production of the V-12 hypercar will soon reach an end. In a statement to Motor Authority, Aston Martin spokesperson Morgan Theys said the final Valkyrie will be built before 2024 is out.

Faster than a GT3-spec race car around Silverstone, the Aston Martin Valkyrie coupe needed 1 minute and 56 seconds to lap the British circuit

Aston Martin has two models in the pipeline for an India launch next year. One is the recently revealed Aston Martin Vanquish, the brand’s new flagship offering, and the other is the yet-to-be-revealed facelift for the Vantage Roadster.