Goodbye, for now
10:33am Tuesday 6th May 2008
It's official, Super Aguri will not be taking part in the rest of this year's F1 championship.
What a sad end for a team that seemed to resonate optimism even when the chips were heavily stacked against them. That optimism was in no small part down to team boss Aguri Suzuki who has been defiantly upbeat right to the very end.
So what now for Anthony Davidson and Takuma Sato who seemed to have finally found a home at Super Aguri?
Both have the talent to stay in F1 but both must be becoming increasing disillusioned with the sport as they move on to their fourth teams in their short careers.
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