Super Aguri News

“I think, if you look at tracks, I guess demand for grands prix is higher than supply”

Despite the air of pessimism hanging over the paddock following Super Aguri 's disappearance, and the destruction of the customer car proposals that could have attracted a replacement, Toyota team boss John ... via Crash

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“I am sure it is a very difficult time for Aguri. He has worked for two years on this project and he realised the end had come, and when he reflects on some of the things he said I am sure he will reflect differently”

F1: Honda Boss Tried to Help Super Aguri ? Team principal Ross Brawn has defended Honda team colleague Nick Fry amid suggestions the CEO worked to topple the satellite outfit Super Aguri. via Paddock Talk

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Posted on May 9th, 2008 by Oliver White in Featured Articles , Political Honda's current team principal, Ross Brawn, is a man I truly respect. via BlogF1

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“I realised the situation for the team was very difficult, but I really hoped that all the parties involved would find a solution”

Takuma Sato has no intention of retiring from Formula One despite this week's demise of Super Aguri. via Planet-F1.com

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“It is a difficult time of year to suffer this bitter blow, but I am fully confident of my ability behind the wheel, and I'm sure things will be better for me in the future.”

Anthony Davidson is confident he will bounce back in Formula One after finding himself out of a job following the folding of the Super Aguri team. via Boston Today

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Interview with Franz Josef Weigl "Super Aguri must survive, live and be successful" Franz Josef Weigl is a German business man now living in Munich, and who turned 50 years old on Wednesday March 26, the week ... via Motorsport.com

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May 2 Spaniards Alejandro Agag and Adrian Campos have returned to the frame of potential formula one team ownership as Super Aguri fights for survival ahead of the Turkish grand prix. via F1 Complete

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Automotive company Weigl Group are set to launch a bid to bankroll the cash-strapped Super Aguri team, according to a report on Autosport on Tuesday. via Planet-F1.com

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“We will not provide relief on a race-by-race basis any longer.”

Despite financing Super Aguri's Spanish action, the Japanese manufacturer Honda has ruled out rescuing the beleaguered F1 team ahead of the Turkish Grand Prix. via F1-live.com

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Anthony Davidson has gone on the offensive against some of his fellow Formula 1 competitors who have criticised the Super Aguri drivers' behaviour on the track during the 2008 season so far, suggesting some of ... via Crash

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