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- Last updated: December 3rd 2019
Doing away with the conventions of Formula 1 car launches, Toro Rosso has ‘leaked an image of its own 2018 F1 challenger on Twitter. The official launch of Toro Rosso’s F1 car – powered by Honda for the 2018 season – takes place on the Monday of F1 testing (February 26).
Why settle for a leaked photo, when you can have an original #STR13 pic.twitter.com/yrD8L1REP9
— Toro Rosso (@ToroRosso) February 21, 2018
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