NEW F1 CARS TO BE UNVEILED
New F1 cars to be unveiled – Photo: Suttons Images
Alfa Romeo Racing ORLEN is the latest Formula 1 team to announce when it will launch its 2020 car.
Alfa Romeo’s C39 will be unveiled at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya pitlane on the morning of February 19, which is the first day of pre-testing for the new season. The presentation will feature the team’s race drivers, Kimi Räikkönen and Antonio Giovinazzi, reserve driver Robert Kubica, team principal, Frédéric Vasseur, and members of the team’s technical staff.
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So far seven of the 10 Formula 1 teams have announced when they will launch their 2020 F1 cars.
Scuderia Ferrari will reveal its car at the historic Romolo Valli Municipal Theatre, in the city of Reggio Emilia.
“We have chosen Reggio Emilia, because 223 years ago, this city was where the tricolour was born and later adopted as the flag of unified Italy,” Ferrari said in a statement. “The Valli Theatre is therefore the perfect setting to reveal Scuderia Ferrari’s latest car.”
Only Red Bull, Williams and Haas have yet to announce when they will launch their 2020 cars.
Formula 1 Team Launch Dates:
Ferrari – February 11 in the Romolo Valli Municipal Theatre, Reggio Emilia, Italy
Renault – February 12 at the L’Atelier Renault on the Champs-Elysees in Paris, France
McLaren – February 13 at its base in Woking, UK
AlphaTauri formerly Toro Rosso – February 14 at Red Bull’s Hanger 7 in Salzburg, Austria
Mercedes – February 14 at Silverstone, UK
Racing Point – February 17 in Mondsee, Austria
Alfa Romeo – February 19 at the Barcelona-Catalunya Circuit, Spain.
There will be two three-day pre-season tests in February at the Barcelona-Catalunya Circuit prior to the season-opening Australian Grand Prix on March 15.
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