The Launch of the Toyota RF105: Formula One Changes for 2005

In 2005, Toyota presented their new car, the RF105, at Barcelona's Estacion de Franca. New drivers Ralph Schumacher and Yano Truly were introduced to enhance team performance. The car, designed by chassis expert Mike Gas Coin, was unveiled on a station platform. Significant changes in Formula One regulations for 2005 include engines lasting two race weekends, tires enduring the entire race, and a 25% reduction in aerodynamic downforce.

Where was the 2005 Toyota RF105 car unveiled?

• Barcelona's Estacion de Franca

• Monza Circuit

• Monaco Grand Prix

• Silverstone Circuit

Who were the new drivers for the Toyota team in 2005?

• Michael Schumacher and Fernando Alonso

• Ralph Schumacher and Yano Trulli

• Sebastian Vettel and Mark Webber

• Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg

What role did Mike Gas Coin play in the Toyota team?

• Team Principal

• Chassis Expert

• Aerodynamics Specialist

• Lead Driver

What was one of the new regulations for Formula One in 2005?

• Engines must last for three race weekends

• No restrictions on aerodynamic changes

• Tires can be changed anytime during the race

• Engines must last for two race weekends

By what percentage was downforce expected to be reduced due to aerodynamic changes in 2005?

• 30%

• 10%

• 15%

• 25%