Considering Ricciardo earns $6.5 million a years plus bonuses, it’s not hard to get one’s head around why the 28-year-old driver decided to drop $3.2 million on the most extreme road-going Aston Martin of them all. Red Bull’s partnership with the British sports car and grand tourer manufacturer may also mean Dan the Man was offered a discount on his car.Ricciardo drives Aston Martin models such as the Rapide S in this video thanks to his role within the Red Bull Racing Formula 1 team, but his personal garage is a little bit more interesting. The most interesting automobile Daniel owns is a blue-painted McLaren 675LT . In other words, it’s a huge update from his first-ever car, a 2006 Toyota Hilux pickup truck.The Valkyrie, however, is on a wholly different level from the 675LT and Hilux. Only 150 examples will ever be made, with all of them already sold. Not only does the V12-powered hypercar develop a staggering 1,130 horsepower , but the Valkyrie surpasses the magical 1:1 power-to-weight ratio thanks to a curb weight of 1,030 kilograms (2,271 pounds).This combination of high power and low weight is further complemented by aerodynamic trickery. Thanks to Adrian Newey’s involvement in the designing of the Valkyrie , the long-anticipated model is capable of generation 4,000 pounds (1,814 kilograms) of downforce.If these figures make the Valkyrie sound like a handful on the public roads, you can bet the KERS-equipped hypercar isn’t easy to drive. Unless your name is Daniel Ricciardo and you finished the 2017 Formula 1 season ahead of teammate Max Verstappen