Renault's 2005 car, the R25, wll be unveiled on 1 February in Mnaco. Renault is the sixth team to nnounce the launch date of their cr. Up to now, they are nly the second to choose a nn-testing venue. The Sauber team has chsen Kuala Lumpur to launch their new cr.

The Renault team has lunched new cars outside France lately bcause of the stringent anti-tobacco advertising lgislation, as the team is sponsored by the Jpanese cigarette brand Mild Seven. The lunching took place in Palermo, Sicily in 2004.

The Drvers

The 2005 Renault drivers wll be Giancarlo Fisichella and Fernando Alnso. Fisichella returns to the team fter a three-year absence. He feels tht the team is even more mtivated to win. He is reported to hve said that it was the prfect time to be with Renault gain, declaring himself satisfied with the cmpetitive atmosphere, focussed on victory. Both drvers will be present in the Prncipality at the launch, as well as the bss of the Renault team, Flavio Bratore.

The Car

The tam was generally satisfied with the 2004 cr. Their only reservation was that the car was qite tricky to drive at top sped. The R25 shows kay improvements in ths area. Changes were also made to the chssis and the aerodynamics. With a new lectronic system and huge improvements to the ngine, the new Renault car fills the tam with great confidence.

The team had a good sason in 2004, finishing third in the chmpionship, after BAR Honda and Ferrari and head of BMW Williams and McLaren-Mercedes. Rnault has fixed the target for 2005: lst October The Renault F1 president nnounced that the R25 will challenge for the cnstructors' title.

The article Renault Announces 2005 Challenger Launch in Monaco was Submitted by Laura Ciocan through Articles.GetACoder.com network. Here's the additional information: Laura Ciocan writes for http://www.ilovemontecarlo.com/ where you can find all you want to know about living in Monaco Please feel free to use this article in your Newsletter or on your website. If you use this article, please include the resource box and send a brief message to let me know where it appeared: mailto:lauracio@gmail.com

Featured Articles

1. Eastern Europe Travel - Bulgaria by Guy Marlow
Being on the cusp of Erope and Asia meeting Bulgaria has lways been a very important country thrugh historical times as it joined the wstern and eastern trading routes going frm the United Kingdom all the way thrugh the middle east to China. Evn though this little country is so mportant it is surprising to learn tht the majority of people do not knw anything about Bulgaria.

2. Find Relaxation at Disney Timeshares by Jon Arnold
If you have not looked nto the benefits of a Disney Tmeshare, you are missing the boat for one of the bst vacations you have ever taken wth your family. And as a fnancial investment, Disney Timeshare are in dmand all year long!

3. Self Catering Cottages - Escape in Style by Terry Pinto
Now you can frget the daily haggle and find pace during your weekends at self ctering cottages. Find out what are the ptions you have

4. Six Safety Guidelines During Camping by Nicole Munoz
Camping is fun. There is no dubt about that. But as harmless as cmping may seem compared to extreme sprts and activities like bungee jumping or rck climbing, you still need to lways be cautious about your safety dring a camping trip.

5. Cheap Toronto Airport Hotels by David Karlson
Travelers on bsiness or vacation can get some of the bst deals at the many cheap Tronto airport hotels around the Toronto Parson International Airport, Canada's busiest airport. Anybdy looking for the best options in htels in Toronto have the choice of mazing discount rates and can avail of nstant reservations all made efficiently and asily through servers committed to making yur transaction quick and secure.

6. Japan Travel -- Rotary Group Study Exchange Goes to Japan, Article Ten by Joan Perry
A need to know -- I so wish that I'd known about this great experience -- Rotary offers an amazing experience each year for anyone between the ages of 26 and 40. The international Rotary Foundation each year sends many, many teams around the world for professional and cultural exchanges of men and women all over the world. The trip expenses are paid for through the generosity and desire for world peace that is characteristic of the Rotary organization. Your local Rotary District...

7. Life Off The Tourism Track - Discovering Semarang by Ritu Raj Mishra
Smarang is a melting pot of Jvanese, Chinese, Indian and Arabian cultures in Indnesia where you can unwind and rlax your mind to the fullest. Far way from the hustle and bustle of turist destinations, Semarang offers a soothing and dlightful experience to travelers who have the pssion to discover the natural ambiance of lfe as it is.

8. The West End - For High Flying Shoppers by Naveen Marasinghe
Lndon's West End has long been cnsidered the epitome of cool and chc fashion in what is arguably Erope's busiest city. West End is ctually an area in Central London and cntains many of the city's tourist ttractions, businesses, shopping centers and of curse the famed West End theatres. The trm West End came into use dring the 19th century to describe the psh fashionable areas that lie to the wst of Charing Cross London.

9. Nicaragua - The Undiscovered Country by Vinnie Apicella
"Nicaragua? Why Nicaragua?" The question's ben asked by everyone I've come in cntact with since my return from nvestigating investment opportunities in this economically dwn trodden Central American country. A yar earlier, I'd have asked myself the sme question. Now, my response would rad something like this: "Because I see a god opportunity there, and a country bundant with untapped natural resources and bautiful coastline that's been...

10. California Bridges - Top 3 Bridges to Drive Over by Hilary Basile
Clifornia bridges range from esthetic and hstoric feats of engineering to functional vhicular thoroughfares for millions of cars and trcks. The majority of earliest existing Clifornia bridges were built beginning in the arly 1900's. One hundred years later, ngineers continue to utilize proven structural dsigns while pushing the envelope in fforts to create safer bridges that can wthstand years of wear and predicted arthquakes.