The first wave of F1 car unveilings comes to a close at
Jerez early this morning, as Caterham and Marussia take the wraps off their 2013 contenders immediately before the start of pre-season testing at
Jerez de la Frontera in southern Spain.
With Mercedes and
Toro Rosso joining those rivals to have launched in the run-up to track action on Monday, it only remains for the two minnows to reveal their campaigns, with
Williams not scheduled to get its 2013 car on track until 19 February in Barcelona. The Grove team will still be in Jerez, but with a version of its race-winning FW34.
Each team will have a single car on track over the next four days, giving those unveiled in the last few days a first chance to stretch their legs as they gather vital development data ahead of next month's opening grand prix in Melbourne.
Two further group tests, both at Barcelona's Circuit de Catalunya, follow in the next few weeks.