Aguri Suzuki has revealed he is “forced to consider the future” of his Formula One team after a potential investor pulled the plug on a multi-million pound deal.

Super Aguri’s troubled pre-season continued today as the team cancelled plans to attend this week’s three-day test session in Barcelona.

Super Aguri Team principal Aguri Suzuki is confident the team will establish themselves within Formula One this season after launching their new 2007 challenger at the Albert Park circuit in Melbourne today.

Yuji Ide will not race in Formula One again this season after world governing body, the FIA, revoked his license.

Yuji Ide’s Formula One career has hit the buffers after Formula One chiefs decided he was too dangerous to be allowed to race.

Takuma Sato expects a baptism of fire for Formula One new-boys Super Aguri in Bahrain this weekend.

New Formula One team Super Aguri have named Takuma Sato and Yuji Ide as their drivers for 2006 in an all-Japanese line-up.

FORMER world champion Jacques Villeneuve will continue racing for the Sauber team, taken over by BMW in June, next season.

Formula One looks unlikely to have an 11th team in 2006 after the Super Aguri squad were left off the FIA’s entry list.

Aguri Suzuki admits he needs help from several quarters if his new team is to make it onto the Formula One grid in 2006.

Aguri Suzuki concedes he has “a huge amount of work” in front of him if he is to launch the first all-new Formula One team since 2002.