Super Aguri F1

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Leafield factory for sale

Administrators are currently looking for buyers for Super Aguri. All the team's installations and personnel are now for sale to anyone who's interested in starting a brand-new motorsport team. They claim to have received several expressions of interest already.
Super Aguri withdraws from Formula 1

It's over. Super Aguri, the team that entered Formula 1 in 2006 with an old Arrows from 2002 and scored 4 points on its second year of existence is no more. The lack of payment from SS United and the failed agreement with the Magma Group dictated the end of this team. This was all explained in a statement from Aguri Suzuki himself.
Super Aguri may not go to Turkey

At the end of the Spanish Grand Prix, the teams cars don't go home. Instead, they go to Trieste in order to take a ferry through the Adriatic in order to reach Istanbul. It's best to use this sea route, to avoid truck hijacking. However, Super Aguri's cars didn't go to Trieste nor to Leafield. They're currently at the Honda factory in Brackley.
Anthony Davidson: "Shut right up!"

Red Bull's David Coulthard, who is becoming the most aggressive driver on track this year, has recently referred to Takuma Sato and Anthony Davidson has "stupid Aguris", because they often get in the way when they're getting lapped. When he talked to reporters in Barcelona, Davidson decided to vent out his frustration.
Weigl Group interested in Super Aguri

According to several news sites, the Weigl Group, a German automotive industry company, has made an offer for Super Aguri. Franz Josef Weigl, the group's owner, was in Spain to discuss the matter with Aguri Suzuki. Tomorrow, Aguri Suzuki will have a meeting with Honda in Japan, a meeting which will be vital for the team's future.
Spanish Grand Prix: The last race?

Yes, we did race. Was it our last race? Who knows? Even though we were the worst in qualifying and the practice sessions, just being able to race was already an achievement. And as the team officially stated, they were happy to be racing. Super Aguri got a lot of attention here. Even Takuma Sato was interviewed by Speed TV shortly before the race about the state of the team.
Super Aguri: "We're on our way."

According to GPUpdate, Super Aguri's trucks are currently traveling to Spain, heading to Barcelona. The purpose of this is to make sure the cars are present at the circuit. However, it's still not certain if the team will participate at the Spanish Grand Prix or not.
Magma Group withdraws. Team's future in doubt!

It's official. Super Aguri will no longer be acquired by the Magma Group, since their investors no longer wish to fund the operation. Aguri Suzuki is now considering the future of the team and the team's participation in the championship is once again in doubt.
Super Aguri won't go to Barcelona test

Once again, Super Aguri won't join the other teams at testing. While the other teams will make a three day test at Barcelona, where the next race will occur, Super Aguri will stay in Leafield. This means we'll have a great disadvantage at the Spanish Grand Prix.
Bahrain: another two-car finish.

After a bad qualifying, Super Aguri managed to get both cars to the finish line at Bahrain. Davidson finished in 16th and Sato finished in 17th, in front of Adrian Sutil and David Coulthard. Given the state of the team, a two-car finish is a good result, and like in the two previous races, the team managed to collect plenty of data.