Shocking to hear the sad news about DC. I've not seen it in the press. How did it happen? :-)

I think Andrew means current drivers, DC is no longer with us, and we are speaking of the coming season.

Well, Ferrari aren't launching their new challenger next week, are they, it will be quite different to the one they intend to race with? So it's just a launch for the sake of the sponsers. Maybe RedBull are keeping their car under wraps for longer to stop every other team from pinching and testing all of Newey's ideas before the start of the season, like they did last year???? Besides, not launching yet doesn't exactly stop them from testing certain parts for reliability, does it? I think AD has too much time on his hands. Either that or he has a target of 2 editorials to meet, regardless of content....!

Red Bull really need to make a step up this season. They have two teams so more resources overall and at least in the premier team they have two exceptional drivers, of Mark and Sebastian. They made some progress in terms of reliability in 2008, now its time for some progress in terms of car performance and overall speed.

Car launchs are for the media and public to see something resembling what will be on the grid in Australia. I am sure the Ferrari we will see on Monday will not be the same as the one they race with. So what difference does launching a car in January or March actually make? In reality.. none at all. So here is an article that has been produced out of boredom (no real F1 news) and is meaningless.

That is quite a good point sketchpf1! Sort it out AD!

"Red Bull now have a proven race winner on their books in the form of Sebastian Vettel." Uhhh....is David Coulthard not a proven race winner???!!!??? I seem to recall he has won a few in his career and was on Red Bulls books for several seasons!!!!!