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Gallery: every 2018 F1 car launched so far
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- Last updated: December 3rd 2019
Every Formula 1 car launched so far in 2018
| Date | Team |
|---|---|
| February 15 | Williams [London] |
| February 19 | Red Bull [online] |
| February 20 | Renault [online] |
| February 20 | Alfa Romeo Sauber [online] |
| February 22 | Ferrari [online] |
| February 22 | Mercedes [Silverstone] |
| February 23 | McLaren [TBC] |
| February 26 | Toro Rosso [Circuit de Catalunya] |
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- Haas reveals 2018 F1 car
- Williams unveils 2018 F1 car
- Red Bull RB14 revealed
- Renault reveals RS18 F1 car
- Alfa Romeo Sauber launches 2018 C37
- Toro Rosso ‘leaks’ 2018 F1 car
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