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Why Aston Martin Won't deploy a Valkyrie to Beat the Mercedes-AMG One at the Nürburgring. The rivalry between car manufacturers is a constant engine of innovation, pushing the boundaries of speed and performance. This is especially true for the hypercar segment, where prestige and bragging rights hold immense value. Recently, the spotlight has been on Aston Martin and Mercedes-AMG, with their respective Valkyrie and AMG One battling for the Nürburgring lap record. However, Aston Martin's refusal to deploy a Valkyrie in the relentless pursuit of a record time raises interesting questions about priorities and brand identity. On the surface, it seems illogical. The Nürburgring lap record is a coveted trophy in the automotive world, a symbol of a car's ultimate capability. Pushing a Valkyrie to its limit on the track could seemingly secure Aston Martin bragging rights and potentially boost sales. However, a deeper look reveals a strategic decision aligned with Aston Martin's brand image, which stands in stark contrast to Mercedes-AMG's philosophy