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The team's exit is bad news for a sport where the wealth gap is steadily growing Martin Brundle THE TRACK at Istanbul is one of the best in the world, but there is something missing. via Times Online

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Formula 1 said an abrupt farewell this week to its smallest and most vulnerable team, Super Aguri. via Motor Trend

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Should you be so inclined - and I know I am - you may well have come to the conclusion that Leafield is cursed. via PitPass.com

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“I heard that FOM (Formula One Management) was told that we are not racing so they won't let the trucks in ahead of this weekend's race. "But I don't understand why they have been told this when no decision has been made.”

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“We are happy that we have been able to resurrect talks between Super Aguri F1 Team and Franz Weigl at such short notice and to have the opportunity of presenting the Weigl Group to the Honda Board once again”

A joint statement released Friday by Super Aguri F1 Team and Weigl Group AG said the two are in "final discussions" concerning the German automotive engineering services company stumping up cash to secure a ... via Motorsport.com

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Posted on May 6th, 2008 by Oliver White in Featured Articles Honda said it was inevitable, many fans had hoped it wouldn't come to this, but today, Aguri Suzuki withdrew his team from Formula One with immediate ... via BlogF1

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Takuma Sato talks about the current situation with the Super Aguri F1 team. Q: Hi Taku, I will start with a difficult but very relevant question - the news that the SAF1 trucks apparently haven't been allowed ... via Crash

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“Super Aguri F1 Team and Weigl Group AG are in final discussions concerning an agreement for a substantial shareholding of the Formula One team. "Super Aguri F1 Team believes this to be a just and reasonable offer that would secure its racing future.”

Super Aguri appear to have moved closer to an agreement that could ensure their continued participation in this year's Championship. via Planet-F1.com

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“The estimation for Alonso is that he will run another 31 laps before stopping again so he's in for a long stint.”

Lap 47: Raikkonen and Hamilton both pit. Lap 46: Massa comes into the Ferrari pits and so does Webber for Red Bull. via BBC

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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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