2010 F1 newco🐈mer Campos Metꦍa 1 may not test prior to the season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix.

The team's head of strategy Daniel Eisen has reiterated however that the Spanish squad will race this season and that everything will be ready come the curtain-raiser in under two months time - echoing comments made by team boss Adri?n Campos earlier this month [see separate story - 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:click here].

"Bahrain is a test, it's not a first race for us," Eisen told the Associated Press. "The cars are very advanced, we have a driver under contract and our intention is to be in Bahrainꦉ for the first ra🦄ce.

"Everybo🌌dy's worried and that's logical because the season is long andಌ we're the new ones. But first things first, we want to be there with the best of everything, especially the cars.

"It's ඣno secret that right now we are negotiating with investors a🌞nd sponsors, especially on an international scale. But everything is going according to plan."

Campos have already signed Bruno Se💯nna and Eisen added that when the second driver is signed it won't be done purely to bolster the team's🌸 financial standing.

"Bruno💙 [Senna] didn't come with cash and that's important. We've always wanted it like that from start," Eisen explained. "Yes, it would brin𒊎g a lot economically [if we signed a pay driver] but our focus is to be ready. We can't compromise the cars in any way."

Eisen meanwhile revealed that the squad is no hurry whatsoever to confirm Senna's team-mate - an🍨d that they may wait right until the eve of the Bahrain Grand Prix to make a decision.