It was Scuderia Toro Rosso's turn to tease the birth of its 2017 challenger, the STR12, in a video posted to the team's Twitter account.
Members of the junior bull outfit frantically leave their desks to head to the workshop to witness their car come to life.
Following a year-long partnership with Ferrari, Toro Rosso has switched back to Renault power for 2017, a change which will hopefully enable the Faenza-based outfit to take its game to the next level as it seeks to challenge main rivals Force India and Williams.
⏰ A moment nobody wanted to miss… The #STR12 is alive!
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