Aston Martin Vantage Supercars
Aston Martin launches the Vantage Red Bull Racing Edition
The British manufacturer presents the new limited edition thanks to its collaboration with the Red Bull Racing team in the development of the AM-RB 001 hypercar.
Thanks to the partnership between Aston Martin and the Red Bull Racing team, the British firm has launched the Aston Martin Vantage Red Bull Racing Edition ahead of the upcoming unveiling of the AM-RB 001 hypercar.

The Red Bull Racing special edition will be available with the Vantage’s V8 and V12 engines. Both versions will be finished as standard in Mariana Blue, although as options, Tungsten Silver gloss and Mariana Blue satin finishes will be offered. Other distinctive details of this edition are the red accents on the bodywork and the yellow brake calipers (the color used by the team’s Formula 1 single-seaters).

The Aston Martin Vantage Red Bull Racing Edition features several carbon fiber elements such as the front splitter, the diffuser, the front grille and the side air intakes. Carbon fiber is also present in the front seat headrests, which additionally feature a Red Bull Racing embroidery.
The mechanics have not been altered in this special edition, so the Aston Martin Vantage still delivers 430 CV with the 4.7-litre V8 engine, and 565 CV with the 5.9-litre V12 engine.

“Motorsport is and always will be a key part of the DNA of Aston Martin, and the Vantage S V8 and V12 Red Bull Racing editions bring that essence directly to our customers,” says Aston Martin CEO Andy Palmer.
The price of the Red Bull Racing special edition has not yet been confirmed by Aston Martin. The Vantage V8 and V12 have a cost of €116,000 and €170,000 respectively. The extra cost of this limited edition of around 20 or 30 units is estimated to be significant.

Apparently, the Red Bull Racing Formula 1 drivers Daniel Ricciardo and Max Verstappen are obliged to sign the inspection plates of the Aston Martin Red Bull Racing Edition if the customer requests it.
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