Aston Martin Supercar Science CSR2, all cars with tune and shift pattern
Upcoming: Aston Martin Supercar Science Event in CSR2, get prepared. Here you can find most of the cars with tune and shift pattern. In fact a lot of work for me 🙂
Want to win the Aston Martin Valkyrie ‘Track Pack’?
The Aston Martin Valkyrie ‘Track Pack’ is probably the Prize Car of the Aston Martin Supercar Science Event. Here are the cars you need to get your hands on it.
Eligible Cars for the Aston Martin Supercar Science Event
For Slot 1 these cars are eligible
Vanquish
Vanquish Zagato Coupe
DB11
DBS Superleggera
DBX
Vantage Roadster
Vantage
In Slots 2 to 5 eligible cars are
One-77
Vulcan (All versions)
Valhalla
Valhalla Concept (Gold Star)
V12 Speedster DBR1 2021
Slot 6 is all about the Aston Martin Valkyrie ‘Track Pack’
Valkyrie ‘Track Pack’
Tune and shift patterns for all CSR2 Aston Martins
Aston Martin Vanquish
Tier
4
NOS
213 / 5.5
Transmission
4.27
Tires
13 / 87
Wining shift pattern
Perfect start, 33mph 2nd and NOS, rest deep good or perfect shifts
Time
12.217
Aston Martin DBX
Tier
4
NOS
212 / 5.0
Transmission
3.10
Tires
0 / 100
Wining shift pattern
Perfect start, 18mph 2nd, 3rd deep good and NOS, rest early perfect shift
Time
11.629
Aston Martin Vantage Roadster
Tier
4
NOS
292 / 4.9
Transmission
2.01
Tires
21 / 79
Wining shift pattern
Perfect start, perfect 2nd and NOS, rest deep good shifts (stay in 5th)
Time
10.658
Aston Martin Vanquish Zagato Coupe
Tier
5
NOS
377 / 5.6
Transmission
2.05
Tires
0 / 100
Wining shift pattern
Perfect start, 45mph 2nd, 7000rpm 3rd and NOS, rest early perfect shift
Time
8.079
Aston Martin DB11
Tier
5
NOS
522 / 5.8
Transmission
2.88
Tires
0 / 100
Wining shift pattern
Perfect start, 18mph 2nd, 6.000rpm 3rd immediately 4th and NOS, rest deep good or perfect shifts
Time
8.694
Aston Martin DB11
Tier
5
NOS
540 / 5.8
Transmission
2.84
Tires
0 / 100
Wining shift pattern
Perfect start, 18mph 2nd, 6.000rpm 3rd immediately 4th and NOS, rest deep good or perfect shifts
Time
8.635
Aston Martin DBS Superleggera
Tier
5
NOS
448 / 4.0
Transmission
2.74
Tires
6 / 94
Wining shift pattern
Perfect start, 15mph 2nd, 5000rpm 3rd and NOS, rest deep good (right of perfect) or perfect shift
Time
7.805
Aston Martin DBS Superleggera
Tier
5
NOS
473 / 4.0
Transmission
2.69
Tires
6 / 94
Wining shift pattern
Perfect start, 15mph 2nd, 5000rpm 3rd and NOS, rest deep good (right of perfect) or perfect shift
Time
7.758
Aston Martin One-77
Tier
5
NOS
683 / 7.1
Transmission
2.08
Tires
0 / 100
Wining shift pattern
Good start (little right of green), immediately NOS, rest deep good or perfect shifts
Time
8.071
Aston Martin One-77
Tier
5
NOS
654 / 7.0
Transmission
2.10
Tires
0 / 100
Wining shift pattern
Good start (little right of green), deep Good start (little right of green), immediately NOS, rest deep good or perfect shifts
For the Supercar Science ShowDown you can use, unlike the previous Supercar Science Events, not all the Aston Martin Cars in CSR2. The Aston Martin Valkyrie ‘Track Pack’ will be the fastest, for sure.
#1 Aston Martin Valkyrie ‘Track Pack’
The Aston Martin Valkyrie ‘Track Pack’ obviously will dominate the Aston Martin Supercar Science ShowDown
The Aston Martin Supercar Science ShowDown Prize Car is
At 1200 Trophy Points the Aston Martin Vulcan AMR Pro (Evo)
Aston Martin Supercar Science Background Information
Aston Martin is a British sports car manufacturer based in Gaydon in the English county of Warwickshire. The company was founded in 1913 by Lionel Martin and Robert Bamford as Bamford & Martin Ltd. In 1915, the first car was built with the brand name Aston-Martin. The brand claimed to build racing cars for the road and therefore participated intensively in motor racing. Until the Second World War, only a few hundred Aston Martins were built.
In 1947, the British entrepreneur David Brown took over the company. His initials DB can still be found in the model designations today. Although his era was accompanied by racing highlights and a successful model policy, Brown had to sell the company in 1972 due to financial problems. In 1987, the U.S. group Ford initially took over 75% of the Aston Martin shares, and then the rest in 1994.
By its 80th anniversary in the mid-1990s, the company had produced only about 16,000 cars. The sports car brand from the then production facility in Newport Pagnell became famous primarily through the films about the fictional British secret agent James Bond. The first time Her Majesty’s secret agent drove an Aston Martin, the DB5, was in Goldfinger (1964).
In March 2007, Ford sold the majority of its shares in Aston Martin to a consortium around the British racing company Prodrive, chaired by managing director David Richards. In December 2012, Italian private equity fund Investindustrial signed a deal to acquire a 37.5% stake. The company invested £150 million through the capital increase. In August 2018, the company announced plans to go public later that year. Since October 3, 2018, the company has been listed on the London Stock Exchange under the name Aston Martin Lagonda Global Holdings plc.
