Toro Rosso to launch 2014 Formula 1 car at Jerez on January 27
Toro Rosso will unveil its new Formula 1 car at Jerez a day before the start of pre-season testing, it announced on Friday
Toro Rosso will unveil its new Formula 1 car at Jerez a day before the start of pre-season testing, it announced on Friday.
The Faenza-based squad said it will launch its new STR9 on January 27th at the Spanish circuit.
Toro Rosso is switching to Renault engines for this season, having used Ferrari units for seven consecutive years.
The team is retaining Jean-Eric Vergne, the Frenchman joined by GP3 champion Daniil Kvyat, who replaces Red Bull recruit Daniel Ricciardo.
2014 PRE-SEASON F1 DATES
Car launches Team Date McLaren January 24
Ferrari January 25
Sauber January 26
Toro Rosso January 27
Red Bull January 28
Mercedes January 28
Caterham January 28
Testing
Venue Date Jerez January 28-31 Sakhir February 19-22 Sakhir February 27-March 2
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